Sakura (cigarette)

A pack of Sakura cigarettes

Sakura cigarettes are produced and sold exclusively in Japan, by Japan Tobacco. As of 2011, the brand has been discontinued.

Brand Description

They are of traditional Japanese cigarette sizes: short (70 mm) or king size (85 mm) or long (100 mm). They come within a soft or hard pack, 10 or 20 cigarettes per pack. The Japanese word Sakura means "cherry blossoms". They are sold within the cities of Kagoshima and Miyazaki only.^[1]

See also

• Smoking in Japan
• Fashion brands

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