Maruchan (Toyo Suisan)

The world's first cup noodle, invented by Momofuku Ando in 1971. As a food innovation following instant ramen, Cup Noodle has had an immeasurable impact on global food culture, with cumulative sales reaching tens of billions of servings.

A manufacturer of iconic Japanese confections including Hi-Chew, Choco Ball, and Morinaga Milk Caramel. Hi-Chew in particular enjoys strong popularity overseas and has been adopted as an official snack by Major League Baseball in the United States.

Globally known for Yakult, a probiotic drink containing the Lactobacillus casei Shirota strain. The Yakult Lady home delivery system is a unique business model originating from Japan, now operating in over 40 countries and territories.

Beef rice bowls served by Yoshinoya. Its establishment of low-cost, quick-service dining formed the foundation of Japan's food service industry. Its worldwide expansion made it recognized as a symbol of Japanese food culture. It achieved international success through a simple, efficient business model.

Calbee's snack foods including potato chips and prawn crackers popular for saltiness and aroma. Widely distributed from Japan to overseas markets, achieving success particularly in Asia.

Calbee is a popular snack manufacturer of potato chips and shrimp crackers using fresh ingredients. Highly valued for taste and quality, popular in Asian markets, growing as a global corporation.