What's that holiday?
Nice to Meat You
Feeling Sweet
Absolute Cinema
100

January 1st

New Year's Day (Oshogatsu)

100

Tonkatsu (とんかつ)

Pork (Pork Cutlet)

100

This chocolate snack is famous for all the different flavors you can find in Japan. Its name sounds like "certain victory".

Kit-Kat

100

This movie is the #1 grossing Japanese movie of all time, slaying its competition and being a demon at the box office. 

Demon Slayer the Movie: Mugen Train (劇場版鬼滅の刃無限列車編)

200

December 25th

クリスマス

200

Oyakodon (親子丼)

Chicken (Parent and child bowl)

200

This sweet has a special holiday on November 11th. Share a stick with your special someone.

Pocky

200

This famous monster's roar is rumored to be made from mixing the sounds of many different animals, but is actually made from rubbing a bass string with gloves soaked in pine tar.

Godzilla

300

November 3rd

Culture Day (文化の日)

300

Takoyaki (たこ焼き)

Octopus (Octopus balls)

300

This fish-shaped treat is often found filled with red bean paste or custard. 

Taiyaki

300

Two teenagers share a profound, magical connection upon discovering they are swapping bodies. Things manage to become even more complicated when the boy and girl try to meet in person.

Your name (君の名は)

400

February 23rd

Emperor's Birthday

400

Genghis Khan (ジンギスカン)

Lamb (子羊)

400

This traditional sweet means "great fortune", and features mochi, red bean paste, and sometimes strawberries.

Daifuku

400

Although Seita and Setsuko survive a bombing of their hometown, living with their aunt is anything but easy. At least they have their favorite candy, Sakuma drops, to help them through some difficult times...

Grave of the Fireflies (火垂るの墓)
500

May 5th

Children's Day (子供の日)

500

Bazashi 

Horse (Horse sushi)

500

This candy bar's slogan is "Delicious taste in a flash of lightning!"

Black Thunder

500

This famous Japanese director made classics such as Seven Samurai and Ran. He is an idol of Quinton Tarantino. 

Kurosawa Akira