For a birthday present! Funny snacks. Popular snack wrapping
We’ve put together a collection of funny treats and cute-looking sweets you can give for friends’ and teammates’ birthdays!
When you want to give a small gift, sweets are affordable and few people dislike them, so they’re easy to give!
In this article, we’ll introduce all kinds of ideas—from bouquets and backpacks made by combining snacks, to homemade cakes with surprises inside, and even quirky treats that will make anyone laugh when they receive them.
If you’d like to get creative with how you give sweets, definitely try copying these ideas!
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For a birthday present! Fun snacks. Popular snack wrappings (1–10)
Stationery-like sweets
Introducing sweets that are as adorable on the outside as they are on the inside—just like stationery.
They come packaged to look like familiar items everyone has seen or used at least once, such as pastel crayons, glue, and erasers.
These fun, quirky treats that delight friends, little kids, and coworkers are packed with goodness inside, too.
The colorful packaging is amusing, and the contents are just as varied—cookies, chocolates, hard candies, and ramune tablets—making them perfect for gifts.
Why not give these unique stationery-themed sweets that are a joy to receive and delicious to eat?
Snack storage box
How about a budget-friendly, easy-to-make “candy storage box” as a birthday present using items from the 100-yen shop? Use a three-drawer storage case you can buy at the 100-yen store as the base, and decorate it with stylish patterned wax paper and lace stickers.
Just fill each drawer with your favorite sweets and decorate with artificial flowers, rhinestones, and more—and you’re done! It’s so simple that even people who aren’t into DIY will find it easy.
The design is perfect for social media, so the recipient will definitely want to take photos!
candy necklace
A “candy necklace” that kids will love is perfect for a casual birthday gift! Anyone can make one easily with various candies and clear sheets you can get at a 100-yen shop.
Cut a clear sheet in half and join the pieces to create a long strip.
Arrange the candies on the sheet while checking the color balance, then wrap them in the sheet, secure with tape, and thread a ribbon through the joins to finish.
Decorating further with tulle ribbon will make it even more festive.
For a birthday present! Fun sweets. Popular candy wrapping (11–20)
candy umbrella
If you’re looking for a unique birthday present, we recommend a “candy umbrella.” You can make it with materials from a 100-yen shop, so it’s budget-friendly.
Stick your favorite lightweight bagged snacks onto a clear umbrella using double-sided tape, then decorate the ribs and edges with party tinsel.
Party tinsel comes in various colors and designs, so choose ones that match your friend’s vibe.
It makes a big impact and is guaranteed to look great on social media, so be sure to open the umbrella and snap some photos!
Sweets Box Collection
When you receive a present, the contents are of course delightful, but why not add a creative touch to the packaging and make it fun, too? For birthdays and surprise gifts for friends, partners, and family, consider giving a candy box collection full of ideas.
You can decorate the box however you like—attach candies directly to the package, add messages or illustrations, or include a surprising mechanism that pops out when opened.
If you look around, you’ll find plenty of decoration styles for inspiration.
Create a one-of-a-kind candy box filled with love and see how surprised they’ll be.
Funny Dagashi Box
Before we even learned addition in elementary school, many of us picked it up at the candy shop, adding 10 and 20 yen, didn’t we? Just hearing “dagashi” (old-fashioned Japanese snacks) brings back childhood memories.
How about gathering a variety of dagashi to make a “fun dagashi box” as a gift? Try collecting a full set of nostalgic treats like Yocchan Squid, Bontan Ame, and Dondon-yaki.
I think it would also be a delightful surprise for older folks, perhaps even more than for the younger generation.
If you head a bit out of the city, you might still find old-style dagashi shops around.
The time spent hunting down the snacks is part of the fun, too.
candy bouquet
Flowers make lovely gifts, but how about a bouquet made of sweets? Pick up the materials at a 100-yen shop and buy plenty of the treats you want to give.
Place a sponge (floral foam) inside a basket to hold the candy “flowers.” Make the flowers by attaching the sweets to bamboo skewers—these act as stems—using candy tape.
Once you’ve arranged the flowers evenly by sticking them into the sponge, decorate with wrapping paper, colorful ribbons, and artificial flowers to finish your candy bouquet.
It’s bright, cute, and delicious—and the recipient will be excited to discover what treats are inside.
Give a delightful candy bouquet a try!