Kit Kat chocolate bars originate in Britain in the 1920s, but they’re perhaps even more popular in Japan than in in the UK. Japan has had, at various times, <a href="https://www.vice.com/en/article/jgpeq8/best-japanese-kit-kat-flavors" alt="hundreds of different flavors" class="on">hundreds of different flavors</a> and varieties available, including green tea, soy sauce, sake, red beans, miso soup, and cherry blossoms.In short: Japan loves Kit Kat bars.<a href="https://soranews24.com/2022/10/26/japans-gigantic-kitkat-futon-looks-like-a-sweet-place-to-catch-some-zs%e3%80%90photos%e3%80%91/">Sora News 24</a> reports that Japanese Kit Kat fans have a new option for expressing their devotion. Yes, this is a regular-sized futon that looks like a Kit Kat bar. The retailer Don Quijote is offering to people who enter a contest by purchasing $18.25 USD worth of Kit Kat bars at one visit.#futons #KitKat #Japan