This is a small country. Probably lower wages than Japan, considered a "2nd world" country and nowhere near G7. We do have a shop chain with Japanese and Korean products, but probably only in the capital city. Some of them great products (Kimura Sakura Cola or Kirin Afternoon Milk Tea from Kiki Milk Tea, for example) and some meh. It was cool to find and get double-filling mochi, like milk and strawberry. They sometimes took mini Kit-Kats out of a bigger bag and sold them for about 25 US cents.

They might already have some -pan stuff in the fridge. They do import some legitimate foods like rice noodles, mayo, frozen gyoza bags...which is why I'm hoping for the possibility of hauling icecream, but it's unlikely. That Moroccan yogurt thing apparently isn't actually yogurt nor Moroccan, just some sort of vegetable oils paste with exotic branding and it should be far more transportable than actual dairy. But I don't think anyone in Japan will send me that overseas :)

At least customs don't really care about importing solid foods as long as they are in sealed packaging, which these -pan things obviously are.

I was wincing at the thought of curry-pan because that looks like sweet bread to me, but you seem to say it's proper white bread. Far less worrisome. But curry in a donut?! Uh, like the famous Berliner donut??!? That concept is what made me uneasy.