The Japanese have long been masters of packaging design and production. Remember the influential book How To Wrap 5 Eggs? These package labels are more prosaic than the eggs, but just as eye-catching in a crude, commercial manner. They date from the early postwar period.
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A children’s stomach pain medication for stomach ailments.
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Cough medicine. “A relief in your hands for stopping sudden coughs and asthma symptoms.”
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Well Cut. Sumo Wrestling tabi socks.
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