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Yakult is a Japanese product? It has been in Japan since I was a child and arrived to the UK recently. In Japanese it is 'Yakuruto' . There are ladies who visit your houses or offices with Yakult bottles to sell. We call them (Yakult middle aged ladies). See this page for further in formation (English).
Japanese emoticons/face marks do not have to be turned 90 degrees to understand. They are laid horizontally, like this: 　　(^_^)　Smiling 　　(^o^)　Happy 　　(-_-)　Not very happy There are hundreds of variation of these. Emoticons / face marks are called Kaomoji , 'kao' means face, 'moji' means letters.

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