Sexy Accident In The Copy Room

You are right, these are pretty popular in Japan, except for the fact that in Japan, they are named `pocky`. Mikado is the European version. So please don`t start dissing people for a (although non-argumented) statement that is actually true. Why they use Japanese markings? probably for marketing purposes. Have you ever ate sushi without something not-japan-related on teh cover, even though it was manufactured in your own country?

WTF? how did u come to this decision? Those chocolate covered "biscuits" are pretty popular in Japan, and also if you look on the box at the end it is designed like the Japanese flag, white with a red dot. They are also both asian, and the word MIKADO has a Japanese style to it, how in the hell did you come to the conclusion that this was not Japanese, but French?