HIKAKIN's ONICHA Corn Tea Sells 1.3 Million Units In Two Days
The corn tea variation moved a large volume in two days, while the same post and store launch confirm BEE is scaling beyond its earlier single-channel 7-Eleven rollout.
Reporting from 1 source: KAI-YOU.
HIKAKIN announced that ONICHA Corn Tea, released on October 3, passed 1.3 million units sold in two days. The corn tea is made with 100% Hokkaido-grown sweet corn and is a variation of the soft drink ONICHA, released in April. HIKAKIN posted the figures on X, said sales exceeded expectations, and said restocking is underway.
ONICHA Corn Tea is the third product from HIKAKIN's brand BEE, after the cup ramen Misokin and the barley tea ONICHA. Misokin had sold 60 million servings as of July 2026, and ONICHA passed 20 million units as of September. The corn tea was announced on September 13, after HIKAKIN ran a countdown stream in early September, and it went on sale October 3.
Alongside the release, the official ONICHA store opened, and case-size orders are available from Amazon, Rakuten Market, and TikTok Shop.
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