I think the Elsa and Anna plaited bread is marketing's greatest triumph ever.
Can you spot the Japan title in the products? "Anna and the Snow Queen"?

Remembering Japanese onomatopoeia through FOOD

1. Gari-gari (crunching into something very HARD, like a very frozen popsicle)

wasabi and mayonaisse

does Pringles localize to other countries as well? or just Japan and America?

Maybe next time you'll listen to your sensei about the dangers of sloppy handwriting. Would you be able to read the katakana without the English version beside it?

Try to read the katakana before checking the English to see if you're right.

How different is the menu in your country? They don't serve shrimp burgers in mine.

Only a Japanese toaster would have settings for mochi.

Good thing Japanese garbage bins have pictures too.

The real, popular detergent brand "atakku" versus the miniature "reshiibu". Seme vs. uke. Get it? "

Look at that. Tomato spelled in hiragana??

Guess what's inside.

http://otarunet.com/it/webdesign/craft-cardboard2/

What better way than to learn about fruits in Japanese?

Can you spot the toy label spoof of the popular hand soap brand from the previous post?

It is still pronounced the same way, with the silent "i" at the end.

These and more mini toys from Japan are available from

https://www.facebook.com/Animeme10/?ref=page_internal (Philippines)

Out of the hundreds of characters even beginner nihongo students won't fail to spot the word for "clean".