this product is sold with the "Mikado" brand. Pretz, pretzel sticks, which come in many other flavors. Almond Chocolate, almonds coated by chocolate. Caplico, frosting-dipped waffle biscuits in the shape of ice cream cones that come in either chocolate or strawberry flavor. Bisco, wheat germ crackers with yogurt cream using special yeast. BREO, an oral care candy that was developed for cleaning the tongue and breath. Dairy products Pucchin Pudding, the world's best-selling pudding product. Its characteristic is a special package with which consumers can efficiently move the contents on a plate. Ice-cream products Giant Cone, ice cream in a large cone with crisp chocolate and nut toppings. Panapp, vanilla ice cream in a handy long cup with fruit sauce fillings in the centre. Papico, sherbet that comes in tubes. , bite-sized round ice candies. Ezaki Glico promoted this product by an extremely realistic CG character, Aimi Eguchi, who was created using facial features from members of the pop girl group, AKB48. Calorie Control Ice Cream series, which uses lower-calorie sweetening agents maltitol and sucralose in place of sugar and starch syrup often used in ice cream. Tofu is also used to replace dairy products to lower the amount of calories. Seventeen Ice, a brand of ice cream coming in over 20 different flavors which is only available in vending machines. Processed foods Ni-dan Juku Curry, cubed-type Japanese-style curry stock. Donburi-tei, instant donburi retort pouch product. Cream stew roux. Baby formula ICREO Balance Milk, a powdered baby formula manufactured by Icreo Co., Ltd. Advertisement Ezaki Glico's large LED sign located above Dōtonbori in Osaka has been a landmark of the city since its initial construction in 1935. It bears the Glico running man on a blue race track, as well as some of Osaka's other landmarks in the background. The giant neon sign has been revised on several occasions in order to celebrate events such as the World Cup and to bolster team spirit for Osaka's baseball team, the Hanshin Tigers. As the sign is quite well known, it has long been a popular photo stop for tourists as well as locals. Ezaki Glico was also the main sponsor of the anime series Tetsujin 28 (1963—1966, the original Japanese version of Gigantor). See also Aimi Eguchi, CGI pop idol created by Glico Pocky & Pretz Day, November 11 each year Panasonic, Glico's one-time shareholder Glico Morinaga case Dōtonbori References Materials