Collection: Ramune and other Japanese sodas
Ramune is a refreshing Japanese drink whose name derives from the English word "lemonade". In 1884, a Japanese entrepreneur by the name of Jitaro Kyuya introduced the first version of Ramune under the name of "ice medicine". His idea was to create a refreshing drink for hot Japanese summers. Unlike traditional soda bottles, Ramune is sealed with a glass ball that acts like a cork. To open it, you press firmly on the ball while holding it in place, creating pressure that releases the drink. Over the decades, Ramune has become a popular drink in Japan and beyond, with a variety of flavors available.
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Lemonade Hata ramune blueberry ⋅ Hata kosen ⋅ 200ml
The famous Japanese lemonade, famous for its bottle sealed with a glass ball. This one is blueberry. Its taste is sweet, fruity and slightly...
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Lemonade Hata ramune original ⋅ Hata kosen ⋅ 200ml
The famous Japanese lemonade, famous for its bottle sealed with a glass bead. Its taste is sweet, its texture pleasantly fizzy. This refreshing drink can be...
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Lemonade ⋅ Fujiya ⋅ 350g
A fizzy drink popular in Japan, offering a tangy, refreshing lemon flavor. Its texture is sparkling and light.
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Grape lemonade ⋅ Sangaria ⋅ 350g
A soft drink popular in Japan, with a refreshing grape flavour. Its grape flavor is sweet and fruity, with a light, sparkling texture.
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Hata ramune matcha lemonade ⋅ Hata kosen ⋅ 200ml
The famous Japanese lemonade, famous for its bottle sealed with a glass bead. This one is matcha. It has a sweet, refreshing taste of...
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Lemonade Hata ramune melon ⋅ Hata kosen ⋅ 200ml
The famous Japanese lemonade, famous for its bottle sealed with a glass ball. This one's made with melon. Its taste is sweet, its texture pleasantly fizzy....
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Hata ramune pineapple lemonade ⋅ Hata kosen ⋅ 200ml
The famous Japanese lemonade, famous for its bottle sealed with a glass ball. This one is pineapple. Its taste is fruity and sweet, its texture...
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Lemonade ramune style ⋅ Sangaria ⋅ 350g
A sparkling soda, perfect for quenching your thirst on hot summer days. It has a sweet, fruity orange taste with a sparkling texture and...
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Lemonade Hata ramune orange ⋅ Hata kosen ⋅ 200ml
The famous Japanese lemonade, famous for its bottle sealed with a glass ball. This one is orange. Its taste is sweet, fruity and slightly acidic,...
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Ramune lemonade with yoghurt ⋅ Hata kosen ⋅ 200ml
The famous Japanese lemonade, famous for its bottle sealed with a glass ball. This one's made with yoghurt. Its taste is sweet and slightly acidic, its...
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Chewing gum Sonomanma Soda ⋅ Coris ⋅ 14g
Three light-textured soda-flavored chewing gums, presented in practical packaging that's easy to carry around. One of them has...
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Ramune candies in garland bags ⋅ Kasugai ⋅ 30g
Colorful sugar candies with a crunchy texture, grape and orange flavor. They are made by rolling and coating sugar in large...
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Lemonade Hata ramune yuzu ⋅ Hata kosen ⋅ 200ml
The famous Japanese lemonade, famous for its bottle sealed with a glass bead. This one is matcha. It has a sweet, refreshing taste of...
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Lemonade Hata ramune strawberry ⋅ Hata kosen ⋅ 200ml
The famous Japanese lemonade, famous for its bottle sealed with a glass ball. This one is strawberry. Its taste is fruity and sweet, its...
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Lemonade Hata ramune lychee ⋅ Hata kosen ⋅ 200ml
The famous Japanese lemonade, famous for its bottle sealed with a glass ball. This one is lychee-flavored. Its taste is sweet, fruity and slightly acidic,...
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Ramune original gold medal ⋅ Kimura Inryo ⋅ 200ml
An authentic Japanese lemonade that won a gold medal in a Japanese drinks competition. It has a refreshing, tangy taste. The texture is...
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Orange Lemonade ⋅ Sangaria ⋅ 350g
A sparkling orange soda, perfect for quenching your thirst on hot summer days. It has a sweet, fruity orange taste with a...
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Ramune Japanese Lemonade Set
Ramune is a Japanese soda known for its distinctive bottle, sealed with a glass ball that acts like a cork. For connoisseurs, this...
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How to open a bottle of ramune?
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STEP 1
Remove the paper covering the plastic cap at the top of the bottle.
Remove the plastic cap from the
bottle.
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STEP 2
Press firmly on the plastic cap and slide it towards the top of the bottle. You
should feel the glass ball move inside.
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STEP 3
Keep pressure on the cap until the glass ball is inside the bottle. Watch out for splashes and spills!
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STEP 4
Enjoy your ramune well chilled, as the Japanese do during the hot, humid summers, but also during the Japanese matsuri festivals!
Find out more about ramune
Where does ramune come from?
Ramune was introduced to Japan in 1876, during the Meiji era, by a British merchant. The name "ramune" comes from the Japanese pronunciation of "lemonade". This bottle, fitted with a glass ball to seal its contents, has become emblematic. Today, ramune is a must-have drink at Japanese festivals (matsuri).
How to open a bottle of ramune?
To open a bottle of ramune, press down on the glass ball with the tool provided (usually a plastic cap). This pressure causes the ball to drop into the bottle, allowing the beverage to flow out.
Why is ramune so popular?
For many Japanese, it's synonymous with nostalgia and evokes memories of childhood.
Ramune attracts many foreigners thanks to its unique design, original opening method and exotic flavors. It is often perceived as a cultural experience in its own right, as well as being a delicious drink.
What can ramune be eaten with?
Ramune goes well with Japanese snacks such as takoyaki (octopus dumplings), okonomiyaki (Japanese pancakes), or edamame (soy beans).
It's also ideal with sweets such as mochi, dorayaki (pancakes filled with red bean paste) or taiyaki (fish-shaped waffles).
Mix ramune with fresh fruit such as strawberries, lemons or melon to create a personalized sparkling drink.
