Match the exact version
Marlboro Green Menthol, Mevius Ice Storm, Seven Star Black Menthol, and Kent Blue Mint are separate product families. Search the full name rather than using only “green” or “blue.”
Japan catalog topic guide
Japanese menthol cigarette guide
Japanese menthol listings can look similar while representing different strengths, capsule systems, or flavor versions. This guide explains how to compare them using the exact catalog name, the front-package photo, and the printed strength label.
How to narrow down Japanese menthol listings
Start with the brand, then read every word after the brand name. Terms such as menthol, mint, ice, storm, blast, hybrid, and berry are separate listing clues. The number shown in mg is copied from the package or product name so that two visually related versions do not get mixed up.
Use the photo as confirmation
Package layouts change between versions and markets. Compare the front artwork, brand mark, warning area, and printed number with the catalog photo.
Check the live card last
Topic pages help with discovery, but the inventory card remains the source for current price and available, low-stock, or sold-out status.
Menthol examples in the catalog
These links lead to individual catalog guides. They are examples of different naming patterns rather than a ranking or health comparison.
Marlboro Black Menthol 8mg
Black Menthol version with an 8mg listing label.
Marlboro Green Menthol 8mg
Green Menthol listing identified by its full name and 8mg label.
Mevius Ice Storm 8mg
Mevius menthol listing using the Ice Storm version name.
Kent Blue Mint 5mg
Kent listing where both Blue and Mint are part of the product name.
Seven Star Black Menthol 8mg
Seven Star menthol listing with a black package and 8mg label.
TEREA menthol catalog
Separate heated-tobacco catalog with multiple menthol and pearl names.
Menthol, mint, ice, and capsule are not interchangeable
Catalog wording is preserved because each word may identify a different package. A product containing “mint” is not automatically the same listing as one containing “menthol,” and an “ice” name may be a specific version rather than a general category.
The printed mg value is used only to identify the listing. It should not be treated as a safety rating or a measure of overall health risk. Confirm the exact package you want before relying on availability information.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I see Japanese menthol products that are available now?
Open the inventory, choose Japan, and search menthol, mint, ice, storm, or the exact brand name. The live card shows the current status.
Why are similar package colors listed separately?
Color alone is not a reliable identifier. Strength, capsule system, market version, and flavor wording can make two similar packages separate products.
Does this page replace the inventory?
No. It is a discovery guide. Current prices and stock notes are shown on the inventory cards.