Kameda Kaki no Tane

Spicy rice crackers with peanuts · Kameda Seika · Salty snacks

must-try

Why it's worth it

Japan's classic beer snack, sold in six-pack portion bags in every supermarket. The spicy cracker plus plain peanut mix is a ratio Japanese snackers argue about, and it travels well.

Taste

Crunchy soy-glazed rice crackers shaped like persimmon seeds with a mild chili kick, mixed with salted peanuts

Why this rating

You can’t get this at homerare or import-only in Czechia
Reviewers rave about it2 sourced review quotes on file
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Easy to findstocked in mainstream chains at everyday prices

Scores 9 of 10 on our published rubric.

Nutrition

Nutri-Score EBad nutritional quality

Nutritional values per 100 g

Energy value1974.9 kJ · 471 kcal
Fats17.4 gincluding saturated fatty acids1.9 g
Carbohydrates64.9 gincluding sugars64.4 g
Protein13.4 g
Salt1.3 g

Source: Open Food Facts label data (may lag pack reformulations).

Where & what you'll pay

7-ElevenFamilyMartLawsonAEONDon QuijoteIto-YokadoLife€EAN 4901313192047

If you know Czech shelves

Closest CZ analog is a pub peanut mix; rice-cracker mixes exist in CZ Asian shops but rarely this brand

Sources

  • “Kaki no tane (柿の種, かき・の・たね) are a combination of slightly spicy senbei shaped like persimmon seeds and salted peanuts.”

    www.japanesefoodguide.com (blog)

  • “Kaki no Tane (approx. 300 yen/pack of 6 portions) - small baked rice crackers flavored with wasabi”

    matcha-jp.com (blog)

Curated 2026-10-01. Image: Open Food Facts contributors, CC-BY-SA.