Kameda Seika Rice Crackers

Kameda Seika is Japan's leading manufacturer of rice crackers and savory snacks. The brand is most famous for its 'Kaki no Tane' (crescent-shaped spicy rice crackers with peanuts), which has become a staple of Japanese snack culture since the company's formal establishment in the mid-20th century.

While the brand is deeply rooted in Japanese tradition, it has expanded its manufacturing footprint significantly to meet global demand. Today, Kameda operates production facilities in Japan, Thailand, China, and the United States (notably through its Mary's Gone Crackers subsidiary). The brand remains a public company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange with deep historical ties to Niigata Prefecture, the rice capital of Japan.