Charming "Candy Amulets" That Encapsulate Real Candy ♡ Happiness That Never Melts

Amazing! A charm with candy inside ♡

I found a transparent charm that has the characters for "Happiness" and "Fortune" written on it, and it’s something I’ve never really seen before. *

It's clear and beautiful, and it has a rare appearance compared to charms that often use red or purple fabric. ♩

Actually, this charm is made of candy! ♡

The round candy inside is real, and it’s coated with resin and threaded with a woven string for the charm design. *

While it can't be eaten, isn’t it incredibly cute to have a charm that looks like candy...?? ♡

I felt moved thinking about the meaning—so that "Happiness" and "Fortune" do not melt away (= so that they last forever).

I wonder if that’s part of the meaning...?? ♡

Available at Nanaco Plus *

This candy charm is an original product from a Kyoto-based company called Nanaco Plus (nanacoplus).

They sell keychains and sweets with traditional Japanese motifs, and while their main store is in Kyoto, they also have locations in Tokyo Skytree's Solamachi and Canal City Hakata. *

Just like the candy charm, accessories that feature actual candy coated in resin are particularly popular!

It seems many people buy them to match with their yukata or kimono, or collect them.

The candy charms come in two types of happiness *

The candy charms from Nanaco Plus come in two varieties: the yellow candy "Happiness Charm" and the red candy "Fortune Charm." *

It's auspicious to have both together for happiness! ♡

The price is 950 yen each (excluding tax).

➡ Here is the online sales page＊

A charm where happiness does not melt away ♡

The cute, transparent candy charm from Nanaco Plus ♡

It’s wonderful to buy one for yourself and your partner, to display at home or carry together, or to give as a gift to family and friends.

It seems suitable for any occasion, like "Congratulations" or "Good luck!" ♩

It might also be great as a prop for pre-shoots in traditional clothing ♡