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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the types of gifts that Japanese individuals typically buy when visiting China, highlighting cultural preferences and popular items among Japanese travelers [1]. Group 1: Cultural Preferences - Japanese people have a strong affection for pandas, making panda-themed products a popular choice for souvenirs [4][5]. - The variety of panda-related cultural products available in China is appealing, especially for first-time visitors [9]. Group 2: Food and Snacks - Japanese travelers often prefer to buy food items as gifts, with a particular interest in snacks and local delicacies [10]. - Popular snacks include: - Spicy peanuts, specifically the Huang Fei Hong brand, which is highly sought after [12]. - Hawthorn products, which are not commonly found in Japan, making them a unique gift option [16][18]. - Sunflower seeds, which are initially unfamiliar to many Japanese but become popular once they try them [20]. - Various Chinese seasonings and sauces, as many Japanese enjoy cooking Chinese dishes [21]. - Unique flavored chips that differ from the limited options available in Japan [23]. - Spicy noodle varieties, which are well-received by Japanese consumers [29]. - Japanese individuals often buy items that can be shared among colleagues, reflecting a cultural tendency to distribute gifts [32][34]. Group 3: Gift-Giving Practices - The practice of buying gifts that can be easily shared is common among Japanese travelers, as they often have limited luggage space [33]. - Items like chocolates that are widely available in Japan are sometimes purchased, but the focus remains on unique local products [32].