``Korea is the former'' bread that is popular among young Japanese people

``10 Yen Bread'', which imitates the Korean snack ``10 Won Bread'', is gaining explosive popularity among young Japanese people. According to the Yomiuri Shimbun on the 25th (local time), information published by Nippon Recruit
The magazine ``HOT PEPPER'' conducted a survey of 2,075 Japanese men and women in their 20s and 30s, and found that 10 yen bread was the most popular food this year.
. Of the respondents who responded to the survey, 720 people selected 10 yen bread (up to three food names could be selected).
Yomiuri Shimbun reports that 10 yen bread, which is popular among young Japanese people, is the same as Korea's ``10 yen bread.''
He introduced that ``Npan'' was the former ancestor. 10 yen bread was created in Japan after 10 won bread became popular in Korea, and is sold mainly in large cities such as Tokyo's Shibuya and Osaka's Dotonbori.
cormorant. The next most popular foods were ``rice ball specialty stores'' and ``raw donuts.'' "Non-alcoholic beverages" and "churros" were also included in the top 10.
10 Won Bread is a Korean bread shaped like a 10 Won coin, and is a warm toasted bread with mozzarella cheese inside. The size is about the size of your palm
In Japan, 10 yen bread is sold for about 500 yen. On the other hand, South Korea's 10 Won Pang coin has recently been announced by the mint authorities as it is a violation of the prescribed design law to use the coin image for commercial purposes.
, have requested changes. This led to criticism that it applied too strict standards to the livelihoods of sole proprietors, and the Bank of Korea said, ``We are trying to prevent the perception that it is okay to use currency symbols.''
I told them that I would discuss this with the manufacturer. In Japan, the Ministry of Finance has made it clear to local media, including Nippon Television, that there is no problem with using currency patterns in the design of bread.