Shipment of Bonsai related items from Japan

[Sn0W]

I have a friend who moved to Japan a few months ago. She's desperately missing some British food and has asked me to send a care package of items not available over there. She's suggested we do a trade and she sends me something in return so I'm thinking of asking her to send some bonsai related goods. I was thinking a nice pot or 2 but I was wondering if anyone else had any suggestions of things I could ask her to send.

 

[sorce]

Kit Kats!

Pots if you can pick em.

Tools if you caint.

Sorce

 

[Clicio]

Tools. Kaneshin? They deliver overnight in Japan.
KitKats.

 

[Tieball]

Send her a fabulous care package with no strings attached. One that you really thought about and especially include a few surprises in the box for her. She will enjoy it all...and talk all about you being a good friend. Just because she’s a friend. Someday, later, you might just need a tool...leave that unmentioned for some later time. The purpose now is to surprise her with a great package. Friendship is worth it.

 

[BigBen]

Kaneshin!

Mounds & Almond Joy bars, etc..
Because sometimes ya feel like a nut, sometimes ya don't! LOL...

 

[M. Frary]

surprise her with a great package

They love that.

 

[Sn0W]

Kit kats were top of the list after the post about them on the forum!

Pots I can pick, that won't be a problem. I like the idea of some decent tools. I'll look into it. I like Tieballs suggestion of not requesting anything back for now.

@M. Frary Just for you

 

[Cable]

What, they don't have kit kats in the UK?

 

[Sn0W]

What, they don't have kit kats in the UK?

I mean, we do, but wikipedia lists 72 varieties available in Japan

 

[Tieball]

I mean, we do, but wikipedia lists 72 varieties available in Japan

I liked the wasabi coated Kit Kats available in Japan. I only wished the wasabi was much, much stronger.

 

[WesB]

Those candy bars all have palm oil in them, sad.

 

[peterbone]

What, they don't have kit kats in the UK?

The Kit Kat was developed in York, UK in 1935.