They are not money certificates, but omikuji. It’s very Jack-like to put “bad luck” in there! Let’s start a campaign to encourage adults to eat candy too! What can we do to help the candy industry, which has been hit hard by rising prices? I came up with the answer: “The public should buy more candy.” In fact, I eat candy as much as my staple food. There are still candy stores in my neighborhood, so I buy Yatter Men, gummies, and other delicacies with the kids, and every time I think to myself, “It’s wonderful to be an adult who can buy candy without worrying about the price.” People who say that candy is bad for your health because it contains coloring may be saying that alcohol, fatty ramen noodles, or sweets with garish colors that look good on Instagram are more damaging to your health.   For those who say, “They don’t sell candy in the first place,” there are usually candy shops in AEON malls and other Mitsui commercial facilities. Even supermarkets have candy corners these days. I miss them so much! I want people to buy them habitually as their daily food, not just occasionally. Cushions made for some kind of campaign. They are still being used as prizes in crane games. I want one!