Candy brands refer to companies or manufacturers that produce and market various types of confectionery products, including candies, chocolates, gummies, and other sweet treats. These brands are known for their distinctive flavors, textures, packaging, and marketing strategies that appeal to consumers, often targeting specific demographics such as children or adults. Popular candy brands may include well-known names like Mars, Hershey’s, Nestlé, and Cadbury, among others. Each brand often has a signature product or line of products that contribute to its identity in the confectionery market. Candy brands compete in a global market, and their offerings can vary widely in terms of ingredients, dietary considerations (like sugar-free or vegan options), and seasonal or limited-edition products.
The HI-CHEW Museum in Tokyo’s Shimokitazawa celebrated the candy’s 50th anniversary, offering visitors a nostalgic and vibrant experience. The event featured the popular group Naniwa Danshi, who shared personal memories…