Aromatic
Citrusy
Fruity
Transparent
Top Notesaldehydesbergamotlemonpeppermintraspberryspearmint
Hearthyacinthlily-of-the-valleymagnoliarosewater lily
Base Notesambercedarwoodmusksandalwoodvanilla
Tags
#clean
#fresh
#powdery
#sweet
Style
unisex
Ramune is a traditional Japanese soda pop sold in a pale blue glass bottle sealed with a marble. The drink is evocative of Japanese summer festivals, carefree times illuminated by dreamy paper lanterns. This eau de parfum starts with the clear notes of lemon, aldehydes and mint, followed by gentle rose, muguet and magnolia, before drifting into musk and vanilla.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The heat is easing, but the festival stalls are still busy: a cold soda in hand, conversation close by, no need for formality. Ramune's minty sparkle and soft floral sweetness suit that relaxed, lightly playful presence without turning syrupy in mood.
How to wear
A natural choice for spring and summer, when its citrus, mint and transparent florals feel most at home. Start with one or two sprays on exposed skin for a light presence; allow the bright opening to settle before adding more, as musk and vanilla bring a softer sweetness.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to transparent fruity florals, minty freshness and sweetness without a dense gourmand texture. It suits a taste for playful, recognizable scent ideas softened into a wearable perfume, rather than heavy woods or dramatic spice.
Release year
2017
The nose
Created by Team LUZ, the multidisciplinary fragrance team behind J-Scent. Its collaborative approach brings together perfumery, evaluation and creative direction; Ramune is not officially credited to a single perfumer.
Collaborators
Tetsu Amada, LUZ founder and creator, led the team's creative direction. His account of Ramune's development describes a childhood summer-festival image, a mint-led starting point and repeated adjustments to balance a recognizable soda impression with an evolving perfume.
J-Scent’s story
J-Scent translates Japanese culture, seasons and everyday experiences into harmonious perfumes made in Japan. Rather than relying on familiar symbols of Japanese fragrance, the house explores the emotional resonance of ordinary smells, from a local drink to memories of summer.
Ramune (Japanese soda)’s concept
Ramune evokes opening a marble-sealed soda bottle at a Japanese summer festival, with refreshing sweetness set against the heat and glow of paper lanterns. Development began with a mint impression, then used citrus and aldehydes to suggest the drink's sparkling opening, supported by florals and a softer base.
Extra info
Ramune joined the collection alongside Yuzu and Sumo Wrestler in J-Scent's third release group. The drink behind its name is sealed with a glass marble, while the perfume expands the soda idea into a floral heart and a base of woods, musk and vanilla.
Top Notesaldehydesbergamotlemonpeppermintraspberryspearmint
Hearthyacinthlily-of-the-valleymagnoliarosewater lily
Base Notesambercedarwoodmusksandalwoodvanilla
Tags
#clean
#fresh
#powdery
#sweet
Style
unisex
Ramune is a traditional Japanese soda pop sold in a pale blue glass bottle sealed with a marble. The drink is evocative of Japanese summer festivals, carefree times illuminated by dreamy paper lanterns. This eau de parfum starts with the clear notes of lemon, aldehydes and mint, followed by gentle rose, muguet and magnolia, before drifting into musk and vanilla.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The heat is easing, but the festival stalls are still busy: a cold soda in hand, conversation close by, no need for formality. Ramune's minty sparkle and soft floral sweetness suit that relaxed, lightly playful presence without turning syrupy in mood.
How to wear
A natural choice for spring and summer, when its citrus, mint and transparent florals feel most at home. Start with one or two sprays on exposed skin for a light presence; allow the bright opening to settle before adding more, as musk and vanilla bring a softer sweetness.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to transparent fruity florals, minty freshness and sweetness without a dense gourmand texture. It suits a taste for playful, recognizable scent ideas softened into a wearable perfume, rather than heavy woods or dramatic spice.
Release year
2017
The nose
Created by Team LUZ, the multidisciplinary fragrance team behind J-Scent. Its collaborative approach brings together perfumery, evaluation and creative direction; Ramune is not officially credited to a single perfumer.
Collaborators
Tetsu Amada, LUZ founder and creator, led the team's creative direction. His account of Ramune's development describes a childhood summer-festival image, a mint-led starting point and repeated adjustments to balance a recognizable soda impression with an evolving perfume.
J-Scent’s story
J-Scent translates Japanese culture, seasons and everyday experiences into harmonious perfumes made in Japan. Rather than relying on familiar symbols of Japanese fragrance, the house explores the emotional resonance of ordinary smells, from a local drink to memories of summer.
Ramune (Japanese soda)’s concept
Ramune evokes opening a marble-sealed soda bottle at a Japanese summer festival, with refreshing sweetness set against the heat and glow of paper lanterns. Development began with a mint impression, then used citrus and aldehydes to suggest the drink's sparkling opening, supported by florals and a softer base.
Extra info
Ramune joined the collection alongside Yuzu and Sumo Wrestler in J-Scent's third release group. The drink behind its name is sealed with a glass marble, while the perfume expands the soda idea into a floral heart and a base of woods, musk and vanilla.
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