History ProductPlacement / AnimeAndManga

** Not only Windows 95, but the computer's blatantly a ''[[UsefulNotes/PC98 NEC PowerMate]]'' (for the uninitiated, NEC was the creator of the TurboGrafx16, and it's semiconductor business fabricated [=CPUs=] for Sega back in the 32x, Saturn and Dreamcast days). They also made desktop computers and notebooks up until recently, when they decided to discontinue these to focus on the server and supercomputing sector.

* In ''Manga/KOn'', the girls use real, licensed instruments from Gibson (Yui), Fender (Azusa, Mio, and their amps), Yamaha/Zildjian (Ritsu), and Korg (Tsumugi). Sawako also owns a Gibson Flying-V and at one time had a Gibson SG.

** One of the main characters has his bedroom decked out with Manga/Gantz decor, since he's such a huge fan. He even defends the series when his friend badmouths it. There's also some self-promotion going on, see as how Inuyashiki and Gantz are written by the same author.

** One of the main characters has his bedroom decked out with ''Manga/Gantz'' decor, since he's such a huge fan. He even defends the series when his friend badmouths it. There's also some self-promotion going on, see as how Inuyashiki and Gantz are written by the same author.

* ''Manga/LaidBackCamp'':
** A lot of the anime is spent on SceneryPorn based on accurate rendering of RealPlaceBackground in campsites around Yamanashi Prefecture. That's fine, but showing the website for campsite in question in episode 2 on screen counts as this.
** The [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/桔梗信玄餅 Kikyo Shingen Mochi]] that is the discussed in Episode 2's {{Stinger}} is genuinely Yamanashi's most famous gift. But that name is a registered trademark, with the trademark owner Kikyoya showing up in that episode's credits.

** Product placement is such an integral part of the show that when Netflix removed all the real-life corporate logos from the show it caused multiple problems (including the OP where the camera regularly focuses on each costume's corporate logos now rendered as the camera zooming in on random parts of a superhero's costume for seemingly no reason, and making Origami Cyclone being able to get away with staying on [=HeroTV=] when he does nothing but exploit his walking billboard status instead of doing any actual heroics completely nonsensical.)

** The first page of chapter 5 shows [[http://www.mangapark.com/manga/vulgar-ghost-daydream/v2/c5/1 Misaki playing]] ''[[VideoGame/FZero F-Zero]]'' on GameboyAdvance. She says she likes it and thinks about [[http://www.mangapark.com/manga/vulgar-ghost-daydream/v2/c5/3 buying a link cable]] for it.

* In ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED'', Clotho Buer can be seen playing with his Bandai UsefulNotes/WonderSwan.

* ''Manga/AliceAndZoroku'' Episode 3 has a scene set in a Carl's Jr. restaurant, Episode 5 features a SNICKERS Candy Bar.

* ''Manga/AliceAndZoroku'' Episode 3 has a scene set in a Carl's Jr. restaurant.

* In ''Anime/CatPlanetCuties'', the characters eat hamburgers with very prominent A&W logos visible on the wrappers.

* ''Anime/AliceAndZoroku'' Episode 3 has a scene set in a Carl's Jr. restaurant.

* ''Anime/AliceToZorouku'' Episode 3 has a scene set in a Carl's Jr. restaurant.

* ''Anime/AliceToZouroku'' Episode 3 has a scene set in a Carl's Jr. restaurant.

* Sunrise makes the list again. ''Anime/TheGirlWhoLeaptThroughSpace'' had logos of its toy and music companies flying by in the first few episodes, but then comes episode 14. There's a long scene of Nina, Bou and Min eating at a Pizza Hut, with the logo in the dead center of the screen.

* Mai Kujaku (Mai Valentine in the English versions) drinks Pepsi in one episode of ''Anime/YuGiOh''. The reference was taken out in the American version. Starbucks coffee has also appeared. Many cards in ''Yu-Gi-Oh'' also happen to be shameless promotions for {{Creator/Konami}} games (Konami owns the rights to ''Yu-Gi-Oh'') such as ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'' and even ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid''
* In ''Manga/KOn'', the girls use real, licensed instruments from Gibson (Yui), Fender (Azusa, Mio, and their amps), Yamaha/Zildjian (Ritsu), and Korg (Tsumugi). Sawako also owns a Gibson Flying-V and at one time had a Gibson SG.
* In ''Anime/CatPlanetCuties'', the characters eat hamburgers with very prominent A&W logos visible on the wrappers.
* Most of the clothes in ''Anime/TheGardenOfWords'' are from real brands, with a Fila jacket making a visible appearance.
* At the beginning of ''Film/SpiritedAway'', a bag with "KINOKUNIYA", the name of a Japanese bookstore, written on it can be seen on it in the car Chihiro and her family travel in.

** A scene in has Nanoha, [[ThoseTwoGuys Alyssa, and Suzuka]] playing a generic JRPG, before switching it out for a few rounds of ''WiiSports''. It was Tennis, for those wondering.

* Similarly ''Manga/{{Gintama}}'' has had ''entire plots'' revolving around Jump. The series is so weird this gets a pass though.

* At the beginning of ''Film/SpiritedAway'', you can see a shopping bag with "KINOKUNIYA", the name of a Japanese bookstore, written on it.

* Mai Kujaku (Mai Valentine in the English versions) drinks Pepsi in one episode of ''Anime/YuGiOh''. The reference was taken out in the American version. Starbucks coffee has also appeared. Many cards in ''Yu-Gi-Oh'' also happen to be shameless promotions for {{Konami}} games (Konami owns the rights to ''Yu-Gi-Oh'') such as ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'' and even ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid''

* ''Anime/HappinessChargePrettyCure'''s twenty-third episodes features Hime gawking at a package of Pretty Cure Snack, a popular Japanese snack by {{Bandai}} that includes ring-shaped snacks and a Data Carddass card. ''[[http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20140706030952/prettycure/images/5/5b/PrecureBreadPackage.jpg Compare the product featured on the show]] [[http://img.amiami.jp/images/product/review/141/FIG-COL-6544_01.jpg to the real-life equivalent.]]