Speaking of "KitKat", chocolate sweets are just right when you're hungry. There should be many people who like it. However, before I knew it, it had become a lucky charm. As expected, Japan is the land of eight million gods. Kannazuki is over, and I feel more secure.

As you know, KitKat became a lucky charm because it sounds like "I'm sure you'll win." However, I've never heard that when people in Kyushu say "I'm sure I'll win!", It becomes "I'm sure I'll win!" It seems that word-of-mouth communication has spread to examinees since around 2002.

Japan is so flexible that it has begun to be incorporated into life until Halloween. You can't miss the lucky KitKat. So, the 2013 version (which wasn't the first time) is "Otoshidama KitKat (with a pocket bag)" !! KitKat with the message "Kit, wishes come true." The pocket bag that can be put in is integrated. A perfect gift for your grandchildren who are taking the exam.


There are two types of designs with the motif of the 2013 zodiac snake. One is a top, which conveys the message, "I'm sure it will be a good year," and the other is a battledore, which conveys the message, "I'm sure it will be a good year." Pun is also a Japanese tradition.


As it is a product jointly planned with Japan Post, only post offices and contracted post offices can be purchased. It is not handled by some stations. The sale period is also rare from November 1st to January 11th, 2013. However, please note that it is not a "kit mail" that can be sent as it is because it is sold at the post office. After all the feeling of cheering is handed over.


Even though the Otoshidama KitKat itself is rare, there are times when a rarer golden package KitKat is included. If you can meet, you should be lucky to be golden!


It doesn't matter if you don't have the golden KitKat. When I opened the box, I said, "" Kit, my wish will come true. I see a message saying, "May I be a year." When I received it from her and tried to eat it while I was hungry for studying for the exam, it would be "Kyun". Next year, Etsuo, a new year man, stared into the distance.