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Beer For Kids - Japan’s Greatest New Invention

From the always reliable people at Killian-Nakamura, comes news of the incredible Kodomo no nomimono (Children’s Drink).

It is, essentially, fake beer for kids. And it is awesome. But not nearly as awesome as the commercial.

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Posted in: Awesome Japan Links, Culture, Food, Kids, Truly Awesome

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8 Responses to “Beer For Kids - Japan’s Greatest New Invention”

James May 28th, 2007 at 11:20 pm

It’s been around for as long as I can remember…

Anne May 29th, 2007 at 11:05 am

There was an article about the Yuichi Asaba and his “Kodome Beer” in the “Fukuoka Now” magazine in 2005 already! Yuichi Asaba is theowner pf Shitamachi-ya “Japanese Pancake” shop in Hakata-ku by the way …Kampai! ^-^

Jacob Churosh May 31st, 2007 at 11:24 am

We have a store in Scottsdale that sells this stuff, along with about four other Japanese brands of soda and 300 other brands of soda from America and elsewhere… they have a website at popsoda.com if you’re interested.