Nestl KITKAT in Japan A Sparking a Cultural Revolution Philip Sugai Adrian Sossna 2017
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“Today, KITKAT cereal bars, a popular confectionary sold in Europe, USA, South America, Africa, and Asia, will become a part of Japanese culture. In a 2006, the same year Japan and Nestl were celebrating 100th anniversary, the cereal brand’s sales had risen 45% with “The Legend of KITKAT” ad campaign by Nestl in Japan.” I’ve come across many Nestl commercials in my lifetime
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“I can hear my childhood memories stirring.” As the child in me returns to the childhood bed, I remember how my grandma used to give me this chocolate “Kit Kat”. She used to take it as a medicine, but I was so fond of it that I consumed it for lunch time. I am happy that I was in the company of my grandma during the early childhood. Now let me begin with the historical background of Nestl KITKAT in Japan. Kit Kats, the company that manufactures Nestle KIT
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“The Nestlé’s KITKAT brand has brought a new experience for Japanese consumers. Before Nestl acquired the KITKAT brand, it was not very common to see KITKAT in Japan. “ KITKAT is now so widely used in Japan that I almost don’t taste their original brand anymore.” This sentence is from the book, “Cultural Revolution in Japan”. Chapter One. Page 38. KITKAT has a long-standing Japanese history that dates back to 1897 when Mello C
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The Nestl KITKAT (Mini Chocolate) was introduced in Japan in 1984 and quickly became one of the most popular candy brands in Japan, outselling even its big rival Kit Kat. Its launch was a surprise to many as it’s a brand that is well-known in countries like France and the United Kingdom, but a total unknown in Japan. The Nestl KITKAT is a small pack (18g) that consists of five miniature chocolate bars. It’s a pack
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My Nestl KITKAT experience in Japan As a native Australian, I am not accustomed to consuming and using products and services in a Japanese cultural context. The experience of my recent visit to Japan was different, a chance for me to experience the country’s cultural transformation, one that has been underway for many years, and I believe, one that is well worth observing. I was invited to the Kit Kat’s World Gourmet Lab in Tokyo by my colleague from LANXESS, Mr Tatsuya Kawaguch
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“L’arte della vita – L’arte dell’inventione.” (The art of life – Art of Invention). This quotation by Marcel Proust inspired me to write about a Swiss candy named Nestle’s KITKAT, which is popularly consumed in Japan. Nestl KITKAT, also called “KitKat” is the most popular chocolate and candy bar in Japan, particularly in Japan where it is regarded as the Japanese equivalent to the American Kit Kat candy bar. Nestle’s KIT
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Japanese consumers are more prone to be reactive than proactive when it comes to products and companies. There’s been an explosion of new products coming out of Japan. Japan’s consumer market has always been highly reactive and is known to be the consumer of last resort, meaning the last time a consumer had a new product to buy, the company was forced to introduce a new and more innovative version to keep up with demand. Japan’s consumers don’t mind change, and there is an open market that allows for companies to keep innovating and