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Meiji Sweets Set

Chara Tomica

The recorded release month is August 1999. The calendar lists it on the third Saturday of that month (August 21, 1999).

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Introduction

Meiji Sweets Set (明治お菓子なセット) is a Tomica gift set released within the Chara Tomica toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

Overview

The Meiji Sweets Set was released August, 1999.

Description

The toy includes four figures. The cars are all themed after different chocolate candy released by the company, "Meiji".

• Meiji Apollo Chocolate (明治アポロチョコレート)

• Meiji Choco Baby (明治チョコベビー)

• Meiji Marble Chocolate (明治ﾏｰﾌﾞﾙﾁｮｺﾚｰﾄ)

• Meiji Milk Chocolate (明治ﾐﾙｸﾁｮｺﾚｰﾄ)

Trivia

• Bases used include No. 27 Isuzu Hipac Van, No. 10 Subaru Sambar Bakery (1987), No. 37 Coca-Cola Event Car (1995), and No. 7 Mitsubishi Super Great Truck.

Original wiki source
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'''Meiji Sweets Set''' (明治お菓子なセット) is a [[Tomica Gift Sets|Tomica gift set]] released within the [[Chara Tomica (toyline)|Chara Tomica]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

==Overview==
The Meiji Sweets Set was released August, 1999.

==Description==
The toy includes four figures. The cars are all themed after different chocolate candy released by the company, "Meiji".

*Meiji Apollo Chocolate (明治アポロチョコレート)
*Meiji Choco Baby (明治チョコベビー)
*Meiji Marble Chocolate (明治ﾏｰﾌﾞﾙﾁｮｺﾚｰﾄ)
*Meiji Milk Chocolate (明治ﾐﾙｸﾁｮｺﾚｰﾄ)

==Trivia==
* Bases used include [[No. 27 Isuzu Hipac Van]], [[No. 10 Subaru Sambar Bakery (1987)]], [[No. 37 Coca-Cola Event Car (1995)]], and [[No. 7 Mitsubishi Super Great Truck]].
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[[Category:Gift Sets]]
[[Category:Chara Tomica]]
[[Category:Food Collabs]]
[[Category:1999 Tomica]]
[[Category:Isuzu]]
[[Category:Subaru]]
[[Category:Mitsubishi]]

Text and captions adapted from Tomica Wiki with formatting changes. Meiji Sweets Set · Contributors and history · CC BY-SA 3.0

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