Picture: Japanese pre-made coffee in a bottle - amazing!
"Japan drinks a lot of coffee. You may think it’s a tea-drinking country, but coffee consumption is off the charts. In 2021, Japan consumed 433 million tons of coffee and “only” 100 thousand tons of tea! Japan is the third largest coffee market in the world after the United States and Germany."
Have you tried the Japan-made confectionery "CREAP" or クリープ?
It is very innovative because it transforms the company's CREAP coffee whitener into a yummy confectionery.
The confectionery is made by Morinaga. They have built on their coffee whitener CREAP and used it to make a new confectionery they called BAKE chocolate!
The confectionery looks like a loaf of bread when it comes out of the individual sachet wrapped in freshness foil.
It is crunchy on the outside and very soft on the inside and then just melts in your mouth. A very pleasant texture and mouth experience which is not overly sweet.
They are very moreish, you cannot stop at just one!
The confectionery comes in a 27-item, multi-pack each portion weighs which weighs approximately 83g, and the whole package is 1.9 kg
* Cork insert * Absorbs sweat and is easily removed * Waterproof * Don't get wet in a downpour * Deep textured sole * Non-slip on wet surfaces * No laces * Save time, no bending down * Lightweight * More space in your luggage for gifts
Reviewed by Rawdon Dalrymple, AO. (Order of
Australia)
Rawdon Dalrymple is visiting Professor in
the Department of Government at the University of Sydney where he teaches
courses in International Relations. He is also Chairman of the ASEAN Focus
Group Pty Ltd. He has published articles in journals in Australia and the
United States and writes a monthly column in a leading Japanese newspaper. He
was the Australian Ambassador to Japan 1989 -1993
"There is paucity of research that
examines the positive experiences of international students...Research that
throws light on how students benefit from their experience, and then
subsequently apply that experience, is therefore very welcome...
" is useful in
helping to fill a substantial gap in our understanding…It is also useful to
learn more about the factors that motivate individual Japanese students to
study in Australia"
Canon Wordtank S501E Japanese English Dictionary for self studying Japanese
A pocket Japanese English dictionary is a very handy reference for self studying Japanese and for studying out of home.
Positives:
* Lightweight and fits easily in your hand, pocket and bag
* Allows you to study outside home
(you don't need to carry a large paper dictionary)
* Back lit screen so its easy to read Negatives * Does not have every word you need * Japanese manual
Overall, consider it as a good tool for self study Features:
Dictionaries included: Japanese to English - Wisdom Dictionary with 88,000 entries
English to Japanese - Wisdom Dictionary with 90,000 entries
Japanese
Gakken Kanji Dictionary with 6,355 characters Super Daijirin Japanese Dictionary with 252,000 words
Features
* Back lit for easy to see display. * Convenient bookmark function * Multiple dictionary search * Wildcard entry for both '?' and '*' * Jump key to quickly go to or from all 4 dictionaries. * Wild card searches * Adjustable text size (12/16/24pt) * Large history function and more!! * Batteries 2 AAA batteries last 80 hours * Dimensions: Size 76 mm x 142 mm X 16.3 mm * Weight: Approximately 117 g (battery included) * Display Size 2.4" (50.8 mm x 28.2 mm) * Letter Input Method Romaji (English) input * Character Display Size - Japanese and English are available
The Canon Wordtank S501E is a dictionary for those with Japanese experience. This is a great reference for studying out of the house. It has English menus and you have to be patient with a Japanese manual. Do your research to make sure this product is right for you.
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