Nestled in northern Nagasaki, Kujukushima (meaning “ninety-nine islands”) is a breathtaking coastal landscape, designated as part of Saikai National Park in 1955. Spanning 25 kilometers from the edge of Sasebo Bay, this stunning archipelago actually consists of 208 islands—the highest island density in Japan.

Inspired by these island gems, Kujukushima peanut rice crackers are a beloved local treat.

Each crisp, golden cracker is studded with roasted peanuts, symbolizing the scattered islands of Kujukushima. Since its debut in 1951, its nostalgic taste and airy, delicate crunch have made it a long-standing favorite.

Ingredients: Sugar, flour, peanuts, sugar, egg whites, vinegar, cornstarch

Quantity: 12 pieces

Best before: 180 days from the date of production