The problem when you go to Japan, is that you want to buy everything. Everything, from plates, small useless notebooks, any product basically with an incredible packaging, you sometimes want to buy anything just have it wrapped. Some packaging are minimalists, graphic, others are super kawaii like this adorable Shirokuma rice packaging, designed by Ishikawa Ryuta, who was inspired by the brands name meaning "polar bear"!
Le problème quand on va au Japon, c'est qu'on a envie de tout acheter. Tout, en partant des assiettes, aux petits carnets qui ne servent à rien, jusqu'à n'importe quel produit dont le packaging est sublime, on a parfois même envie d'acheter n'importe quoi juste pour se le faire emballer. Certains emballages sont minimalistes, graphiques, d'autres sont kawai comme cet adorable packaging de riz Shirokuma, designé par Ishikawa Ryuta, qui s'est inspirée du nom de la marque signifiant "ours polaire"!
The problem when you go to Japan, is that you want to buy everything. Everything, from plates, small useless notebooks, any product basically with an incredible packaging, you sometimes want to buy anything just have it wrapped. Some packaging are minimalists, graphic, others are super kawaii like this adorable Shirokuma rice packaging, designed by Ishikawa Ryuta, who was inspired by the brands name meaning "polar bear"!
The problem when you go to Japan, is that you want to buy everything. Everything, from plates, small useless notebooks, any product basically with an incredible packaging, you sometimes want to buy anything just have it wrapped. Some packaging are minimalists, graphic, others are super kawaii like this adorable Shirokuma rice packaging, designed by Ishikawa Ryuta, who was inspired by the brands name meaning "polar bear"!