Japan’s long-seller products　Ⅱ

Kincho no Uzumaki （The golden bird’s spiral） (from 1902)

Replacing dangerous smoky fires to repel mosquitoes, a mosquito repelling incense using pyrethrum plants have debut. The original was a cylindrical shape like an incense stick at a Buddhist alter, but as time goes by, the shape was changed to “spiral” to last longer.

The spiral design is functionally superior and also very fancy.

The point is this is a Japanese summer tradition.

Kamenoko Tawashi (a tortoise-shaped scrubbing brush) (from 1907)

This is an epoch-making washing tool using “palm fibers” with high cleaning effects and superior durability. The shape, size and weight were created for women to use.

Dirt comes off very well. Let’s use it to clean our spacecraft!

It is amazing this has been used for more than 100 years. How good it is?

Gyuunyuu Sekken（Milk Soap） 〜　Cow brand ：Red and blue packages (from 1908)

It is produced from natural materials using milk as a main component. It takes for about one week for the aging. It is made by a traditional technique, producing in a kiln. It is very soft to the skin.

Smooth and moist・・・The red package is great!

Refreshing and smooth・・・The blue package is nice!

MONO Eraser (from 1969)

This plastic eraser used to be a bonus for people who purchased one dozen high-quality pencils. 　The eraser erased letters so well, which made such a good reputation. Then it was released in an individual eraser.

Why this could erase so well? It’s like a magic!

I hear that this is No.1 ,“MONO”, eraser for Japanese.

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