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My Japan Box KitKat Subscription Review – April 2018

Anna Reilly
ByAnna ReillyMay 14, 2018 | 7 comments

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My Japan Box Kit Kat Box
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My Japan Box KitKat is a monthly subscription that selects a variety of different flavors of Japanese KitKats to be delivered to your door each month. With over 200 varieties of KitKat available in Japan, you're sure to try new ones each time!

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My Subscription Addiction paid for this box. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes.)

This is a review for the $29.00/month KitKat subscription.

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About My Japan Box KitKat

The Subscription Box: My Japan Box KitKat

The Cost: $29.00 per month + free shipping

The Products: Various KitKats with flavors exclusive to Japan

Ships to: Worldwide

My Japan Box KitKat April 2018 Review

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Citrus Baseball KitKats

I've seen these pop up in previous KitKat box reviews and was always curious about them. They've got a surprising amount of citrus zip to them. It's a flavor that actually complements the creamy coating and light wafers well!

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Easter Banana KitKats

Oof, I do not dig banana flavors. Real banana, I love. But put it into a candy or chocolate and things are usually kind of sickly sweet and overpowering. All that said, I liked these KitKats more than I thought I would. The flavor reminds me of banana PEZ candy, where it a little smoother and mild. (There's not a bitter chemical aftertaste.) Still, they're not something I would reach for again.

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Easter Chocolate KitKats

A few of these KitKat bags had melty bars inside, but the chocolate ones look like they were hit with the heat the worst. This Easter-themed bag is full of standard milk chocolate KitKats, which I love. It's hard to improve on a classic, y'know? Even if it's a little melty around the edges...

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Raspberry KitKats

Okay, these guys are looking a little smushed up, too. But the creamy, sweet raspberry flavor is delicious (and feels kind of summertime-y, too), and it's hard not to love something that comes in such a pretty pink packaging. If they weren't so smushy, I might use these pink bars to top cupcakes or to set out alongside some rosé for a super-girly get-together.

Verdict:  My Japan Box KitKat box is definitely full of surprises. If you've got a picky palate, there's a good chance this subscription isn't for you. But if out-of-the-ordinary flavors excite you, then I feel like this is a really fun way to treat yourself. I bet it'd be fun for kids, too—each KitKat is small enough that it'd be a fun dessert to get in a brown bag lunch, especially if the kids don't know which flavors showed up that month! I will say that the box is a little expensive for candy. (Each flavor cost me an average of $7.25 via this subscription.) Other similar Japanese flavors go for around $6.00. That said, you're paying for authenticity and curation with this subscription—if that's worth the extra dollar or so per bag to you, then this could be a fun one for you and your family.

To Wrap Up:

Can you still get this box if you sign up today? No. since boxes are mailed at the beginning of the month, it looks like you have until the end of May to sign up for June.

Value Breakdown: The box cost $29.00, meaning each of the 4 flavors has an average value of $7.25.

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"Japan is known for its uniquely flavoured Kit Kats. Experience and indulge in the wide assortment of uniquely flavoured KitKat bars from seasonal to traditional flavours Japan has to offer. Delivered straight to your door, the only issue is will you eat them all!"
Anna Reilly
Anna Reilly
Anna loves collecting little treasures, be they pop-culture finds, handmade mementos, or new potions to put in her makeup bag. Beauty boxes got her interested in the subscription world, but now she's swooning for all things kawaii!

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7 comments

Tammy

Oh wow, this is an expensive box. You can find the raspberry ones for roughly $3, the bananas for roughly $4, and the normal ones for ~$2. Not sure about the small package of citrus. Granted, that’s Japan prices but you can probably find all these items cheaper on eBay than for the total of this box!

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Irma

I subscribed to this box in february, and box February and March got exactly the same kit kats, which is exactly what if on these pictures. Needless to say, I canceled after receiving my March box. Overpriced and repetitive. I rather get variety from Amazon.

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Kelly

You mentioned getting a variety on Amazon? Silly question but do they have some type of variety box or something? I love me some KitKats.

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Irma

I mean both February and March got the same kit kats. Typing too fast! 😀

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Anna Reilly

Ugh, you guys are so right. Sorry! I had a handful of these pink candies in my desk drawer that I pulled out to snack on now and then, and the pink color/flavor made me think “oh of course, strawberry”! But you’re so right – those are raspberries on the bag. My bad!!!

I will say that the berry flavor wasn’t distinctive, in my opinion. Maybe they’re a little more tart than a usually strawberry would be, but I thought it was mild enough that I’m not surprised I thought they were strawberry.

Thanks for the heads up!!!!

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AAC

Those are definitely raspberries, not strawberries!

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Redhed36

The picture of the strawberry one has raspberry’s on them. Were they supposed to be raspberry?

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