ラムネ

Ramune (ラムネ) is a Japanese term that can refer to multiple different things. Most commonly, it refers to a Japanese carbonated soft drink, distinctively packaged in a Codd-neck bottle sealed with a glass marble. Introduced in 1884 by Scottish pharmacist Alexander Cameron Sim, the drink was initially lemon-lime flavored but has since expanded to include various flavors. Ramune also refers to a type of Japanese tablet candy, primarily made from sugar, a binder, and other ingredients, compressed in a tableting machine, known for its refreshing taste. Furthermore, Ramune can also represent other cultural products, such as a Japanese adult visual novel developed by Neko Neko Soft, which was later adapted into an anime and light novels. There are even elements related to Ramune in video games. Therefore, when Ramune is mentioned, it's crucial to understand the context to determine exactly what is being referred to.