Photos from Japanese billboards
作者：泷叔水 | 发布日期：2024-09-24 04:26:05
1、You can see this billboard in many Japanese animations. Where is it in Japan?
is a trademark of Esaki Glico Co., Ltd.
Esaki Glico Co., Ltd. is a Japanese confectionery company headquartered in Osaka. Its products include traditional caramel candies, Pocky and Glico, etc., the company name Glico is the abbreviation of glycogen, and the first candy produced by the company was Glico-Caramel.
Glico’s 300-meter runner trademark is also derived from the caramel candy it originally produced. The candy has 15.4 kcal, which is just enough energy to run 300 meters.
Esaki Glico's large neon billboard located above Dotonbori in Osaka has become a famous landmark of the city since it was installed in 1919. The billboard includes the Glico Runner logo on a blue track, with various other famous Osaka landmarks in the background. This large billboard has been modified several times to celebrate the World Cup and to cheer for the Osaka baseball team Hanshin Tigers. Because the billboard is quite famous, it has become a popular photo spot for tourists and locals alike.
We hope to adopt it if satisfied.
Esaki Glico Co., Ltd. is a Japanese confectionery company headquartered in Osaka. Its products include traditional caramel candies, Pocky and Glico, etc., the company name Glico is the abbreviation of glycogen, and the first candy produced by the company was Glico-Caramel.
Glico’s 300-meter runner trademark is also derived from the caramel candy it originally produced. The candy has 15.4 kcal, which is just enough energy to run 300 meters.
Esaki Glico's large neon billboard located above Dotonbori in Osaka has become a famous landmark of the city since it was installed in 1919. The billboard includes the Glico Runner logo on a blue track, with various other famous Osaka landmarks in the background. This large billboard has been modified several times to celebrate the World Cup and to cheer for the Osaka baseball team Hanshin Tigers. Because the billboard is quite famous, it has become a popular photo spot for tourists and locals alike.
We hope to adopt it if satisfied.
