Hope (cigarette)
Hope is a brand of Tobacco that refers to two unrelated cigarette brands; one produced in Japan by Japan Tobacco and the other produced in the Philippines by PMFTC. Hope (Japan) Hope is a long-selling product familiar with the names of "Short Hope" and "Shoppa" (it is the official product name to put the number of entries per package in parentheses). There was a Hope brand with a similar name which was introduced in 1931 and existed until September 1940, after Emperor Hirohito forbade any foreign-named brands, Hope was relaunched in 1957, but it is not related to the pre-war Hope. It is the counterpart to Peace cigarettes Package The bow and arrow of the package design reference the bow and arrow used by the Roman mythical figure Cupid. The color of the bow and arrow and the brand name are navy blue, light uses the color red, super light uses the color monotone and menthol uses the color green. The design of Hope packages has a smaller proportion of li][o][etters of "HOPE" of the logotype compared to the originally released packs, the proportion such as the serif portion is thick (minor change in mid-November 1995, at the same time