The other day, I wrote an article about the popularity of individually wrapped snacks in Japan.
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What do we use it for?
This is when we use individually wrapped snacks.
πΈTo distribute to a lot of people.
πΈTo eat only a little.
πΈFor kids.
πΈTo eat a variety of snacks.
πΈTo carry it around.
This time I'll show you what they look like with pictures.
How are they sold in supermarkets?
This is a type of product that is divided into smaller numbers and smaller portions.
Each cookie here is small in size.
It says 12 θ’(γ΅γγ)bags.π§
The bag contains a total of 12 bags of two kinds of sweets.
How many sweets do you think are in the bag?π€
Oh, one of the mushrooms was broken!π
These two kinds of sweets are very popular and have some interesting episodes, so I'll introduce them sometime.
Box type
It says.
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θ£
(γγ»γγγ)8ε(γ)ε
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8 individually wrapped pieces
You can see the word "mini" in the upper left corner.
Would you like to see what's inside?
The miniature size is 3.5 cm. Regular size is 6.5cm.π§
They are really bite-sized, aren't they?
It would be fun to buy different kinds of snacks as souvenirs from Japan.π€
Here's another article from Snack Corner.
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