Energy Drink Mania | The energy drink portal site

What is an Energy Drink?
Get answers to questions like "How is it different from a nutritional drink?" and "Does this product qualify as an energy drink?" This is the first Japanese site to provide a clear definition of energy drinks, created by a true enthusiast.

Visit to Monster Energy's Headquarters in the U.S.
We visited the American headquarters of Monster Energy, one of the world's top energy drink brands with fans across the globe!

Buying Energy Drinks Abroad
While it's now easy to buy overseas energy drinks online, nothing beats the experience of traveling to purchase them directly. Once you experience the thrill of hunting for drinks abroad, you'll never go back to online shopping!

Monster Energy Expiration Dates in the U.S.
Did you know that Monster Energy drinks in the U.S. don't have expiration dates listed? Even the production dates are written in a code that's difficult for even fans to understand.

Detailed Explanation of Global Energy Drink Types
Many people wonder, "How many types of energy drinks are there?" Instead of just looking at brands, this guide categorizes energy drinks into clear types—like sports drink-style or coffee-based—and provides detailed explanations for each type around the world.

Comprehensive Guide: Differences Between Energy Drinks and Nutritional Drinks
Ever wondered what sets energy drinks apart from nutritional drinks? It's not just the ingredients, packaging, or being labeled as a quasi-drug. This guide explains the differences clearly and comprehensively.

Monster Energy Mango Loco
Finally released in Japan, Monster Energy Mango Loco comes with a review comparing it to the U.S. version. The difference in concentration and juice density may divide opinions, but Drink-kun found the Japanese version so delicious that you'll want to grab another bottle right after finishing.

Monster Energy Pipeline Punch
Known as one of Monster Energy's best flavors, Pipeline Punch is now available in Japan. Featuring a tropical fruit flavor with juice, it became so popular after its launch that production couldn't keep up, leading to a temporary sales halt. It's a highly sought-after drink worldwide, including in the U.S.

AwaRise
Originating from Tokushima, this yuzu-flavored energy drink was created for Awa Odori dancing and is now gradually expanding nationwide. With its authentic yuzu juice flavor, AwaRise offers one of the finest tastes among Japanese energy drinks, setting the benchmark for domestic quality.

NOS Energy Drink Series
Once sold in North America by Coca-Cola, the NOS series is now under Monster Energy. Known for its fruity original flavor, NOS gained attention in 2014 through Energy Drink Mania's reviews, creating such a buzz that it sold out immediately at U.S. military base events.

ZONe Energy Drink Series
Suntory's ZONe represents a serious effort to capture the market after previous short-lived launches. Some misread its logo as "G Zone" instead of "ZONe" (^_^;). With targeted marketing to niche groups and campaigns across online and offline channels, it has successfully boosted its recognition.

Mario Energy Drink
You might have seen this somewhere online. Though it looks like a novelty, it's officially licensed and sold in the U.S. Other collectible energy drinks include Sonic, Street Fighter 2, and Mega Man, making them must-haves for fans.