Morinaga Hi-Chew

A stick-shaped snack called Pocky manufactured by Glico. Featuring diverse flavors from savory to sweet, loved across generations. The stick-shaped format ensures easy consumption, constantly stimulating consumer interest through flavor combinations. Represents quintessential Japanese confectionery.

A soft candy launched by Morinaga Seika in 1979. Known for its distinctive chewy texture and refreshing fruit flavors, it ranks among Japan's most iconic long-selling sweets. Sold in over 70 countries worldwide with annual domestic sales exceeding several billion yen. Its evolving package designs have become part of consumer culture.

A stick-shaped chocolate biscuit launched by Lotte in 1975. Distinctive for its chocolate cream filling in the center. Long cherished as a convenient snack food. With extensive sales history domestically and internationally, it has become one of the representative products of Japan's snack culture.

Born in 1966 as a chocolate-coated stick snack, Pocky has become a beloved snack brand worldwide. 'Pocky Day' on November 11th has become an established event symbolizing Japanese confectionery culture.

A tonkotsu ramen chain founded by Shigemi Kawahara in Fukuoka in 1985. With its creamy, refined soup and stylish restaurant design, Ippudo elevated ramen to casual dining status. Operating in over 15 countries, it is one of the most prominent brands spreading Japanese ramen culture worldwide, pioneering ramen as a premium global dining experience.

A stick-shaped snack called Pocky manufactured by Glico. Featuring diverse flavors from savory to sweet, loved across generations. The stick-shaped format ensures easy consumption, constantly stimulating consumer interest through flavor combinations. Represents quintessential Japanese confectionery.

Potato chips manufactured by Calbee. The manufacturing method valuing ingredient flavor achieves aromatic, savory taste. Also offers other products like shrimp crackers. Highly recognized globally as representing Japan's snack culture.