In Japan, you can find over 200 flavours of Kitkat, which have been launched in the last 15 years.
Omamori charms
These Japanese amulets are commonly sold at Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples and are said to bring luck and protection.
Ukiyo-e
Ukiyo-e is an artwork that was made popular during the Edo period. Artists use wood blocks to make it.
Wagashi
Wagashi has been around since the Edo period. Light and delicate, they are usually served with tea and are the go-to snack for Japanese tea ceremonies.
Hanko
Used in Japan since 57 CE, Hankos are handmade name stamps, personalised just for you.
Vending machines
Japanese vending machines are unlike anything you’d find anywhere else in the world. Toys, games, hot foods, and even underwears pop out of Japan’s vending machines.
Sensu folding fans
Sensu, which is basically a Japanese folding hand fan, make for a great souvenir or a gift.