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7-Eleven Japan Exclusive! A New “Jagarico” Product with an Exceptionally Unique Name Has Arrived

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On February 16, 2026, Calbee, a Japanese food manufacturer, will release a new snack with a huge impact. It will be sold exclusively at 7-Eleven stores (Japan’s major convenience store chain) nationwide. The product name is “Jagarico Nori-Nori-Nori-Nori Flavor”.

The name “Nori-Nori-Nori-Nori” is not a typo. This is the official formal name. “Jagarico” is a potato stick snack that is extremely popular in Japan. It features a pleasant texture that “starts crunchy and ends crispy” and is celebrating its 30th anniversary. In this commemorative year, a unique new product has arrived.

Product Details

First, here is the basic information such as the release date and price. This product is a 7-Eleven exclusive and available in limited quantities. If you are interested, we recommend checking early after the release date.

  • Product Name: Jagarico Nori-Nori-Nori-Nori Flavor
  • Release Date: February 16, 2026 (Mon)
  • Availability: 7-Eleven stores nationwide in Japan
  • Price: Open price (Approx. 216 JPY / ~$1.45 USD)
  • Content: 52g (Approx. 1.83 oz)

Note: Actual release dates may be delayed depending on the store. Also, some stores may not carry the product, or sales may end if it sells out.

What Does “Nori-Nori-Nori-Nori Flavor” Taste Like?

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The biggest feature of this new release, as the name suggests, is a strong focus on “Nori” (Seaweed). The “Nori” in the product name means “Seaweed” in Japanese. Also, the word “Nori-Nori” is Japanese slang meaning “in high spirits” or “groovy”. This product is a pun combining both meanings.

Luxurious Method of Kneading Green Laver into the Dough

Standard “Nori-Shio” (Seaweed & Salt) flavor snacks typically have seaweed powder sprinkled on the surface. However, this “Jagarico Nori-Nori-Nori-Nori Flavor” is different. Aonori (Green laver) is generously kneaded into the stick-shaped dough itself.

As a result, the more you chew, the more the scent of the ocean spreads in your mouth. The unique texture of Jagarico and the umami of the green laver overlap, creating a delicious taste you won’t get tired of. It is an impactful flavor that lives up to its name, allowing you to firmly feel the seaweed flavor from every single stick.

“Seaweed” in Both Appearance and Taste

The package design also adopts a deep green color reminiscent of seaweed. It is a visual that stands out conspicuously on the sales floor. The design conveys the flavor of seaweed and a fun atmosphere.

Japanese Konbini Culture: Unique Limited Series

In fact, the 7-Eleven exclusive “Jagarico” series has had many products with unique names in the past.

  • #LevelCheese Flavor (Level Cheese Flavor)
  • Tarako-o-o-o Butter-r-r-r Flavor (Cod Roe & Butter Flavor with emphasis)
  • Bababababutter-r-r-r-r Flavor (Butter Flavor with extreme emphasis)

These became a hot topic mainly on Japanese social media. The “Jagarico Nori-Nori-Nori-Nori Flavor” is the latest in this unique series. Not just a simple “Seaweed Flavor”, the repetition of the name expresses the richness of the taste and the fun of the product.

New Challenge for “Jagarico” Celebrating its 30th Anniversary

Jagarico was born in 1995 with the concept of “a snack that high school girls can carry in their bags”. It is now one of Japan’s national snacks. It continues to entertain consumers with new flavors and buzz-worthy packages.

This new release is a product that reconstructs the classic “Seaweed Flavor” with the playfulness typical of Jagarico. It is perfect as a snack to go with alcohol or when you are a little hungry.

Visit a Japanese 7-Eleven on February 16th

“Jagarico Nori-Nori-Nori-Nori Flavor” aims for an “overwhelming Nori feeling (Seaweed sensation and excitement)”. You will surely experience that aroma and fun the moment you open the package.

Since it is limited in quantity, sales will end as soon as it is gone from stores. If you plan to visit Japan during this period, please look for it in the snack aisle of a nearby 7-Eleven.

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