DIY Gummy Lab Set — 7 Japanese Gummy Kits

Seven Japanese gummy kits in one set — each one makes its gummy a different way. You shake one, fish one out of a cup, grow one on a stick, paint one, mix the colours for another and press one out as a 60 cm rainbow string. You know exactly what you are getting: these are the seven kits below, not a random selection.

What’s in the set

• Hade Gumi (Kracie) — shake the cup and the gummy forms, with ramune and sprinkles. English guide
• Gumi Tsureta (Kracie) — draw a stick up slowly and a long stretchy gummy comes with it. English guide
• Naru Naru Gumi no Mi (Kracie) — gummy berries build up on a stick, layer by layer. English guide
• Oekaki Gummy Land (Kracie) — mix coloured liquids and paint your own gummy shapes. English guide
• Long Rainbow String Gummy (Kracie) — press out a 60 cm gummy string in the colours you pick. English guide
• Princess Dress-Up Gummy (Bandai) — mix three colour powders into dress-shaped gummies. English guide
• Super Mario Maker 2 Gummy (Bandai) — make Mario gummies and lay them out as a stage. English guide

The set costs less than buying the seven kits separately. Every kit needs only water — no microwave and no stove.

The packaging is in Japanese. English step-by-step guides are on our site (linked above); they are not printed and included in the parcel.

Made by Kracie and Bandai in Japan and posted from our shop in Tokyo.

Allergens and dietary notes

• Hade Gumi and Gumi Tsureta contain egg. Naru Naru Gumi no Mi contains soy.
• Long Rainbow String Gummy contains gelatin, so the set is not vegetarian.
• Super Mario Maker 2 Gummy is sweetened with aspartame and contains phenylalanine — not suitable for anyone managing phenylketonuria.
• The kits are made in facilities that also handle wheat, egg and milk, and one (Princess Dress-Up Gummy) in a facility that also handles shrimp and crab.

Full ingredients and nutrition for each kit are on its own product page (linked above). The printed packaging is the definitive source — please check each pack before eating, especially if you have an allergy.