The creators of the 'Constitution Can Badges' are reportedly 'touched' by the success of their project in Japan. This merchandise, which features various sections of the Japanese constitution, has gained unexpected popularity. The aim of this initiative was to generate greater awareness and discussion about constitutional rights and obligations among Japan's population.

The news resonates with the Japanese as it encapsulates fundamental aspects of their culture where subtlety plays a significant role. The badges have become a symbol for civic engagement and constitutional literacy. They are also fashionable and are quietly being used to protest unconstitutional legislation, an issue much discussed in Japan.

In the US or EU, public conversations around the constitution are often more overt and less symbol-driven. Merchandise like badges or clothing with similar messages exist, but they seem to be less popular or impactful compared to the situation in Japan.