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In Japanese, the phrase "Kitto Katsu" (きっと勝つ) translates to “you’ll surely win.” Interestingly, it sounds very similar to how “Kit Kat” is pronounced in Japanese, giving the candy a lucky connotation.
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This wordplay turned Kit Kats into popular good-luck gifts, especially for students preparing for exams. Nestlé embraced the trend, releasing a wide variety of unique flavors throughout Japan.
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Today, there are over 400 different Japanese Kit Kat flavors, ranging from wasabi and sweet potato to sake and soy sauce—including many region-specific editions. In Japan, Kit Kats have become more than just candy—they’re souvenirs, collectibles, and even considered lucky charms.
In Japanese, the phrase "Kitto Katsu" (きっと勝つ) translates to “you’ll surely win.” Interestingly, it sounds very similar to how “Kit Kat” is pronounced in Japanese, giving the candy a lucky connotation.
#BTCPrediction
This wordplay turned Kit Kats into popular good-luck gifts, especially for students preparing for exams. Nestlé embraced the trend, releasing a wide variety of unique flavors throughout Japan.
#BTC120kVs125kToday
Today, there are over 400 different Japanese Kit Kat flavors, ranging from wasabi and sweet potato to sake and soy sauce—including many region-specific editions. In Japan, Kit Kats have become more than just candy—they’re souvenirs, collectibles, and even considered lucky charms.
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