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Kameda Seika releases "Happy Turn Spice" after 47 years since the launch of "Happy Turn"

 On March 27th, Kameda Seika released "Happy Turn Spice" (35g/73g) (NPP), 47 years after the launch of "Happy Turn". In the CM, the two members of the comedy duo Chidori express the addictive "powder deliciousness" of "Happy Powder" and "Happy Spice" with their facial expressions and song.


The development of the new and completely unique flavor that can compete with "Happy Turn" was carried out by about 20 technical staff, resulting in the completion of eight types of original spice blends. The product has become an addictive powder that can be described as the official rival to "Happy Turn". The 73g package includes an addictive stopper to prevent overeating.



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