I actually drank what the taste of Lawson's 'Mt. Fuji drink', which expresses 'upside-down Mt. Fuji reflected on the surface of the water' in two colors, blue and white.

'Mt. Fuji Drink ', a drink inspired by the first sunrise of Mt. Fuji, is now available at Lawson. The white milk-based pudding and light blue jelly express 'upside-down Fuji reflected on the surface of the water.' I was wondering what the taste was like, so I actually drank it.

Mt. Fuji Drink Cream Soda Flavor 200g ｜ Lawson Official Website

I found the Mt. Fuji drink I was looking for at the drink corner.

I bought it and brought it back. An illustration of Mt. Fuji is drawn on the package, and it seems that the place where the drink changes from white to blue from the bottom to the top of the cup expresses 'upside-down Fuji reflected on the surface of the water'.

The name is soft drink, and in addition to foods whose main ingredients are high fructose corn syrup, dairy products, milk, etc., materials used for jelly-like foods such as agar and gelling agents are also used.

Calories are 129 kcal per bottle.

Looking at Mt. Fuji drink from the side, there is a gradation of blue and white. This is not due to the packaging, but because the white and blue jelly has a two-layer structure.

I was wondering what each jelly tasted like, so I moved the contents to a transparent cup.

There are more blue jellies than white jellies.

When you try the white jelly, it tastes like milk pudding with a hint of the sweetness of milk.

The blue jelly has a taste similar to that of 'soda-flavored' ice cream and sweets, such as Garigari-kun's soda flavor. The taste is soda-like, but it does not have a feeling of foaming because it does not contain carbonic acid.

When I opened another Mt. Fuji drink and drank it with a straw, I enjoyed the feeling of sucking in the jelly. The two-color jelly does not mix completely like a liquid, but rather roughly, so you can enjoy the milk and soda flavors alternately. Although the jelly requires a little force to inhale, it is so soft that it collapses the moment it enters the mouth, so it was swallowed.

The standard price of Mt. Fuji drink is 198 yen including tax, and you can get it at Lawson.