So, if we talk about "Find the differences", so, please Find the differences!

The Joker with the explorer finger

Same producer - different animal 

Same motif - different producer 

More beautiful Dragon labels were added to my collection - find the differences!

Kintarō the "Golden Boy"

Kintarō 

(金太郎?, often translated as "Golden Boy") is a folk hero from Japanese folklore. A child of superhuman strength, he was raised by a mountain hag on Mount Ashigara. He became friendly with the animals of the mountain, and later, after catching Shutendouji, the terror of the region around Mount Ooe, he became a loyal follower of Minamoto no Yorimitsu under the new name Sakata no Kintoki (坂田 金時?). He is a popular figure in noh and kabuki drama, and it is a custom to put up a Kintarō doll on Boy's Day in the hope that boys will become equally brave and strong.

The Story of the Broken Pot - I really don't know what doe's it represents or what is it's meaning but surely there is some Chinese story behind these lovely Japanese labels

And of course like for many other respectable labelsI found 1 more version at the market...

 

And a Packet one:

 

 

 

Find the differences: A Swimmer Japanese Label V.S. a Chinese label (labels are not mine)

 

Guess which one is the Chinese....

New lovely "Find the differences" Japanese labels in my collection!

Unexpectedly some more "Find the differences" beautiful Japanese labels were add to my collection

"don't touch my balls"

"Don't touch my pearl !"

The Elephants Trainers 

"Help us ! We are stuck in those letters !"

Find the differences - The Human and Monkish Towers

2 boys on one head it's OK - but one more boy, is too much

A now days matchbox made of cardboard : 

"I can see our home sweet home from here..."

And another version of this Monkeys Tower (not mine):

Some beautiful Patriotic and other themes "Find the differences" Japanese labels were added to my collection lately...

New "Find the differences" beautiful Japanese labels were added to my collection

I wish we could see more Zeppelins up there these days...

Playing "hide and seek"

Labels dedicated for the Animals Lovers

I think that monkeys were the most popular theme among the Japanese labels on those days

The Mighty Monkey

The Matches Prade

Hold on! it's my match, not yours

Hi Monkeys! Don't play with matches!

The Holy Grail

The Scary Monkey - 4 labels with the same motif

Give me a peach and I will give you a tree branch

Who shall win the race?

The ARTB (Around the box) full form of this labels made by Shyoesi -

Is "find the differences" sound familiar to you?

Chiwen

This is the fish-like, hornless dragon with a very truncated body and large, wide mouth usually found along roof ridges (as if swallowing the roof beams). His presence on roofs is also said to guard against fires. A paragraph in the Tang dynasty book Su Shi Yan Yi (苏氏演义) by Su E (苏鹗) says that a mythical sea creature called the chi wen [sic] was put on the roofs of buildings during the Han dynasty to protect the structures from fire hazards. This dragon is still found on the roofs of traditional Chinese homes today, protecting the inhabitants from fires. (From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

2 Chiwen labels - old and newer

A Crab or a Flower?

The "F" label is missing...