What's the name of Japanese urine-flavored drink?

Pinball soda (also known as Potts soda) is a very popular carbonated drink in Japan.

It has a special packaging method: sealed with glass beads, and both sides of the bottleneck are concave. When you want to drink, you can press the marbles in and throw them at the bottleneck to drink. Pinball soda 1876 originated in Japan and was introduced by Alexander Cameron Sim, a Scottish pharmacist and entrepreneur living in Japan. It is a carbonated drink with the taste of lime and lemon. Its Japanese name "ラムネ" comes from a misunderstanding of the English word "lemonade". Because of the addition of carbon dioxide, it tastes cool and sells well in hot weather, and it has become one of the "totems" representing summer. During World War II, cool marble soda was very popular with the Japanese navy, and even warships had equipment for producing marble soda. Taiwan Province province was ruled by Japanese in 1895, and this drink was introduced to Taiwan Province province, Chinese mainland and Hongkong.