A pattern of a lighter engraved with female trick art, which was popular among the Occupation Forces in Japan from the 1940s to the 1970s, is printed on a pocket T-shirt . It contains the catchphrase "Memory of Japan" which was often used at the time. This T- shirt is a cross between the tobacco-themed TENBOX and Tsuyoshi Obuchi of Post O'Alls, a collector of Occupation Forces writers. Out of the huge variety of artwork created by trick art writers, Obuchi uses the graphics he likes the most.