Haagen-Dazs "Japone [Azuki Layer] -Kinako Condensed Milk Tailoring-" is on sale exclusively at 7-ELEVEN stores (excluding some stores). The estimated price is 360 yen (tax included).

This is the 10th installment of the "Japone Series" jointly developed by 7-ELEVEN and Haagen-Dazs. It is made with a focus on "authentic Japanese taste". A real food review of the new works of the popular series!


When you open the lid with expectations, you will see a whole side of red bean paste. From the top, it has 4 layers of red bean paste, azuki ice cream, kinako sauce, and salted condensed milk sorbet.


Koshian entwined with the trolley in the azuki ice cream below. The rich sweetness of "double azuki" spreads. Haagen-Dazs has a smooth mouthfeel.


Needless to say, this compatibility with azuki beans is outstanding. Adds aroma to the creamy richness of ice cream. Speaking of greed, it might have been better to have a little more kinako sauce. It is an impression that the existence is asserted, but it is deeply complementing Azuki.


For smooth ice cream and sauce, salted condensed milk sorbet has a crispy mouthfeel. Azuki is also mixed in as an accent. Azuki beans, milky condensed milk, and a faint saltiness all come together. When the four layers are combined, the mouth is filled with a “deep Japanese taste”.


An ice cream in which the deliciousness of azuki beans overlaps with each bite. I enjoyed the luxury of the Japone series this time as well.