Japanese Package Design Books

You will find many useful tips and examples for branding and package design. You can find kawaii souvenirs from the package.

Japanese package design and branding

This book introduces carefully selected designs, cuteness, and package designs that consumers will want.

Cheerful Local Package Designs to Make Souvenirs Stand Out

This book is a book that introduces souvenirs and local products of 47 prefectures from Hokkaido to Okinawa by region.

Fascinate! Sweets Package Design Collection

115 examples of attractive packages from popular Western and Japanese confectionery brands that make you want to pick them up.
The latest trends in sweets package design can be found in this book!

Japan Nationwide Souvenir Snacks – Minori Kai (MOE BOOKS)

Author Kai Minori, who has spent many years discovering the most attractive snacks from all over Japan, introduces more than 140 recommended items from all 47 prefectures that are ideal for ordering or as souvenirs.

Wrapping paper for the sweets shop in japan by Minori Kai

The author, Minori Kai, visited the sweets shop all over Japan and recorded items from more than 200 stores (wrapping paper, boxes, cans, paper bags, etc.) from the collection.

IDEAS AND DESIGN FOR DELICIOUS SOUVENIRS

The collection contains approximately 110 carefully selected food souvenirs featuring regional characteristics, including Japanese and Western confectionaries, Japanese sake, tea, seasonings, and canned foods.

Japanese ice chronicle

Over 500 products in “Ice Cream of Japan”!
Included are nostalgic hit products, long-selling products that continue to this day, and many other masterpieces and curiosities from the Showa and Heisei eras.

All Over Japan Local Bread by Minori Kai

Minori Kai has traveled all over Japan and encountered more than 500 kinds of unique and nostalgic “local breads” rooted in each region!

Japanese Beer Can Encyclopedia(Tatsumi Mook)

The theme of this book is the history of “beer cans” in Japan. This book provides an overview of the changes in beer cans in Japan over the more than 60 years since the first canned beer in Japan was released by Asahi in 1958.

Japanese Local Snack Encyclopedia

This is a book that collects “local snacks” that are loved all over the country in the past and now, from the popular “Japanese Nostalgic Comprehensive Series”.