TOKYO — Fast-food chain McDonald's Japan canceled a Happy Meal campaign that came with coveted Pokemon cards, apologizing after resellers rushed to buy the meals and then discarded the food, leaving ...

An image shared to the Mildly Interesting subreddit appears to show a paper straw from a McDonald's in Japan inside its own plastic bag. The post struck a chord with users, who pointed out the irony ...

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Cancel your McTrip to Japan. In light of recent Happy Meal-related incidents, McDonald's Japan is putting a stop to Happy Meal hoarding. Here's why.

McDonald's Japan introduces new Happy Meal rules. This follows chaos from the Pokemon launch. Customers fought and wasted food. Reselling toys online also occurred. Now, limits are in place for ...

McDonald’s Japan has revised its Happy Meal purchasing rules following chaos during the launch of Pokémon-themed meals earlier this summer, which resulted in food waste and bulk resale. Starting ...

McDonald's Japan learned a hard lesson from its Pokémon Happy Meal chaos in August. For its new Sanrio Happy Meal launch, the company capped the number of meals each customer can buy. It said it ...