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Daigaku-Imo (Sweet Potato) Pudding Drink with Mitarashi Warabi-Mochi Jelly by 7-Eleven (まぜまぜスイーツ大学芋みたいなラテ)

This is a semi-drinkable dessert by 7-Eleven for the sweet potato fall season. The official name of this is quite unwieldy in both English and Japanese. The official English name is Candied Sweet Potato Sauce-Flavoured Bracken-Starch Jelly with Sweet Potato and Whipped Cream while the official Japanese name is まぜまぜスイーツ大学芋みたいなラテ, which means something like "Latte Like a Candied Sweet Potato - mix-it-up dessert". Basically, it's meant to be that delicious caramelised candied savoury sweet potato roasted with sweet soy sauce glaze, in a form that you can drink like a jelly.

Milk Warabi Mochi by Tokushima Sangyo

Pineapple Cake Ice Cream by Lotte (Asia ni Koishite or Fall in Love with Asia Series)

Shime Saba Sashimi by Nakajima Suisan

Cream Roll Cake with Chestnut Powder/Paste by Uchi Cafe Sweets, Lawson's

Gouté de Roi Cacao (Cocoa Rusk) by Gateau Festa Harada

Ripe Honey Sweet Potato Pie Pastry (Mini) by Fujiya Home Pie (Jukusei Mitsu-Imo Pie)

Hyuganatsu Daifuku by Jyukohan Artisan Confectionery, Miyazaki Prefecture

Beni-Haruka Sweet Potato Cake, Terrine Style by FamilyMart Sweets (FamiMa Sweets)

Chocolate Dorayaki with Chocolate Whipped Cream and Chocolate Ganache Cream by Meiji and Seven Premium

Bincho Maguro Yuzu Shio Tataki by Nakajima Suisan

Italian Chestnut Marron Brulee with Caramel Crush by Tokushima Sangyo, Ishikawa, at Lawson's

Interesting Karinto Flavours: Spiced Gobo (Burdock), Purple Sweet Potato, Coffee and Pumpkin Karinto by Azemichi Group