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Individual packaging is popular in Japan.

The other day, I wrote an article about the popularity of individually wrapped snacks in Japan.

🔶Chicken noodle soup チキンラーメン

What do we use it for?
This is when we use individually wrapped snacks.
🔸To distribute to a lot of people.
🔸To eat only a little.
🔸For kids.
🔸To eat a variety of snacks.
🔸To 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.

Bagged type
A pattern of individually wrapped items in a bag
Look at the yellow marker.
It says 12 袋(ふくろ)bags.🧐

The bag contains a total of 12 bags of two kinds of sweets.
 How many sweets do you think are in the bag?🤔
There were five of each.
Oh, one of the mushrooms was broken!😂
These two kinds of sweets are very popular and have some interesting episodes, so I'll introduce them sometime.

Box type
It says.
個包装(こほうそう)8個(こ)入(いり)
8 individually wrapped pieces


This is a miniature version that is smaller in size than the regular ones.
You can see the word "mini" in the upper left corner.

There were eight of them in the box.🤗
Would you like to see what's inside?

The miniature size is 3.5 cm. Regular size is 6.5cm.🧐
They are really bite-sized, aren't they?

It would be fun to buy different kinds of snacks as souvenirs from Japan.🤗

Here's another article from Snack Corner.

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