I always thought that the way manga and anime depicted Valentine’s Day–with girls making chocolate and confessing their hidden feelings to a boy–wasn’t a truedepiction of the day in Japan. I was wrong.
I learned about oppai choco, or boobs chocolate. How I got this beautiful, tit-shaped chocolate is amazing to me. One of the Yakuit-brand ladies came to my school to sell healthy Yakuit yogurts and drinks. Because it was Valentine’s Day, they gave all their customers a sa-bisu (“service”) chocolate–the boobs chocolate. The vice principal, the office workers, the teachers, we all received this edible nipple in return for buying healthy food.
WTF?? I had seen enough of fanservice in Manga and Anime, but not in things like this….. This is taking it to a whole new level (or may be this kind of “service” predates the one in media).
I hope that when you say “all their customers…” you don’t also mean fifth graders….
Well, if fifth graders are Yakuit’s customers, then yes, it does mean them. It’s not seen as a bad or perverted thing, though. It’s just for kicks.