Beer commercials are usually quite good all around the world. I think Sapporo makes the best beer commercials in Japan. My favorite is the first one: Other posts about beer: Sapporo beer Chocolate beer Yebisu Garden Place Beer produced in space Asahi beer girls
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Suntory is selling Final Fantasy XIII potions. This time instead of calling them “potions” like they did with the drinks released along Final Fantasy XII, they have called them “elixirs”. All the different versions taste the same no matter what is the can design, they taste like water with sweeteners. The taste is nothing special [...]
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Suntory has just announced the new Pepsi Baobab, which is one of those rare Pepsi that are released to the market every year just to get some attention; hopefully this variation is more drinkable than the infamous Pepsi Cucumber. I have never tried the fruit of the Baobab but it is supposed to have a [...]
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In Japan there are zillions of different energy drinks. The other day in a mysterious pharmacy in a Shinjuku alley I found this magic potion called “Dynamite Sex Gold” that costs 3,150 yen (around 25.5 euros/34.5 dollars). Next to the “Dynamite Sex Gold” there was two other drinks of the same kind but “less powerful”. [...]
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It still amazes me the amount of different weird drinks that are sold in vending machines on the streets in Japan. It’s also astounding the rate at what new drinks appear and disappear on the market; it seems like the competition is really stiff. For example, Pepsi, in a desperate movement released the Cucumber Pepsi [...]
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Japan is home to the weirdest drinks in the world, like for example the Pepsi Cucumber. A brand new chocolate-flavored soda has been recently launched to the market by Suntory. Today before coming to work I stopped by at the conbini (abbreviation of “Convenience Store”) and bought a bottle of Suntory’s newest product called Sparkling [...]
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Sapporo has put on sale 250 six-packs of beer produced in space. The six-packs, holding 330-ml bottles, are available at a price of ¥10,000 each (around 75 euros, 110 dollars). What makes the beer special is that the original barley seeds were stored for five months in the International Space Station. It is the first [...]
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This is the cheapest drink being sold on a vending machine that I’ve ever seen in Tokyo. On of the drinks in the picture costs only 50 yen! Sometimes, in Japan it is cheaper to buy a drink in a vending machine than in a supermarket, I guess it is because here there are much [...]
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