Expire

I visited a Japanese ￠98 store.

They used to sell most items for ￠98.
They sell most items $1.69 recently.
They say "most of cost increased with oil cost".
However, some items are still ￠98.








A soup for Soba noodle, cookies, ketchup, seaweed, and more...
And, look at the signboard in the middle of the display.









It is common sense in Japanese society in U.S.
Most foods are O.K. a little past in expire date.

Japanese people used to have foods with self-responsibility.
Right?
No one protect you.
Doctors give you expensive medicine after you are hurt.
Obama is doing mmm...

Contemporary Japanese learn how to sue others from American.
So bunch of explain on the label of package, which makers' protections.
Ugly.

We should remember responsibility.

You try Terra's Acupuncture or not. It is your responsibility (^-^)