Meiji Kinoko no Yama (きのこの山) 74g — the iconic mushroom-shaped chocolate biscuit from Japan. A crispy cracker "stem" topped with a generous chocolate "cap" that combines rich cacao-forward chocolate and smooth, mellow milk chocolate.
About Meiji
Meiji (株式会社明治) is one of Japan's largest confectionery and dairy companies, founded 1916. The Meiji chocolate range — Milk Chocolate, Hi-Milk, Black, Almond, Macadamia, Apolo strawberry-chocolate, Kinoko no Yama (mushroom-shaped chocolate biscuits), and Takenoko no Sato (bamboo-shoot-shaped chocolate biscuits) — anchors the Japanese chocolate aisle. Meiji also makes the Karl and Curl cheese-puff snacks.
Kinoko no Yama is one half of Japan's beloved "Kinoko vs Takenoko" rivalry — Meiji's two long-running chocolate snacks pitted against each other in playful marketing. Pick a side, or stock both.
What makes it distinctive
- Two-textured bite — light, crispy cracker contrasts with a smooth chocolate cap.
- Two chocolates layered together — bittersweet cacao on top, mellow milk chocolate beneath.
- Cute, snap-apart mushroom shape that's instantly recognisable on Japanese snack shelves.
- Slide-open share-pack box, perfect for desks, lunchboxes, or sharing.
Product details
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Japanese name: きのこの山
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Brand: Meiji (明治)
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Format: Individually-shaped biscuit-and-chocolate pieces in a slide-open box
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Net weight: 74 g
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Country of origin: Product of Japan
Ingredients
Sugar, wheat flour, vegetable oil, cocoa mass, whole milk powder, lactose, shortening, condensed milk powder, skim milk powder, cocoa butter, malt extract, emulsifier, leavening agent, flavouring.
Allergens (from manufacturer)
Contains: wheat, dairy, soy (per Meiji Japan declaration).
Nutrition (per 74 g box)
Energy 423 kcal · Protein 6.3 g · Fat 26.7 g · Carbohydrate 39.4 g · Salt-equivalent 0.3 g.
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Authentic Japanese chocolate biscuits · 日本のチョコ菓子 · Meiji Kinoko no Yama.
