18 Best Tried and True Japanese Plastic Wraps in 2022 (Aeon, Okamoto, and More)

A spectacle of amazement, coming in first place is Kureha's NEW Kure Wrap! With just the right thickness, it cuts off easily no matter how long of a sheet you need. 

This was the only wrap we tested to have a V-shaped cutter, where you're able to cut the wrap not from the edge but from the middle. There's also a prevention measure so the wrap doesn't get caught in the flap which makes drawing out the wrap itself extraordinarily easy.

This wrap's clinginess was average but its ability to hold in odors rated incredibly high - so much that you'd be more worried about the smell of the rubber band holding the wrap in place. 

Here at mybest, we have enough confidence to say that this is, by far, the best and strongest plastic wrap sold in Japan!

This wrap had a thick, tough feel to it, allowing you to get the perfect cut every time. It holds in odors surprisingly well, to the point that we left a container of food out covered in wrap for 6 hours without any problem at all. 

You'll have a tough time separating this wrap should it ever become stuck to itself and, because of that, it unfortunately didn't score well on clinginess. 

Try your best not to get any wrinkles in it by carefully pressing it down with your fingers. 

With a gentle, soft feel that won't stretch out, this is a wrap that'll tear off with no problem at all. With its high strength, it rated highly in clinginess. There was minimal spillage where the wrap overlapped the edge of the container. 

Since it doesn't stretch out, it's easy to cut. And since the flap makes it simple to pull out, it truly is reflective of its name, which is why it ranked in at 3rd place. 

Its one flaw is that it doesn't hold in odors as well as we had hoped. The smell wasn't bad enough for us to give it our worst rating, but we can't recommend this product for preserving strong-smelling foods for a long period of time. 

This wrap had a thin, soft feel to it. It's a bit easy to tear and its clinginess is outstanding. With the strength of polyvinyl chloride, not even the slightest drop of liquid will escape. 

It has a good feel when being cut but if you cut it a bit too short, it tends to stretch out making it more difficult. Although it didn't get the lowest ranking, we were kind of worried about its inability to trap in odors, which led it to be left out of the top 3. 

The thin and soft polyvinyl chloride stretches well while remaining strong, giving it a high rating in the category of clinginess. Since it lacks thickness, you won't have a problem even if you overlap it. 

Even though the cutter is on the bottom, the wrap doesn't stretch out much, making it comparatively easy to cut, even when cutting short amounts. 

This wrap rates quite high in terms of clinginess. There's a bit of leakage but you shouldn't have a problem using it for most storage options. 

One flaw it has is that the wrap stretches too much when attempting to cut it, making it difficult. It's also not very strong.

Other than that, the wrap flies out at times and you can't cut it right after drawing it out since the flap is in the corner. Small things like these make this wrap rather difficult to use. 

This wrap felt a lot like those ranked in lower in the test yet this one was a bit more clear in appearance. 

Its clinginess was also remarkable, giving it our highest score in that category. Since the cutter is on the bottom, it takes a bit of work in order to get the cut you're looking for. 

There was no problem with the cut itself but there were times when the edges wouldn't cut off properly causing the wrap to stretch. It failed in terms of keeping in odors so this product is not recommended for strong-smelling foods. 

Thin and soft, perfectly reflective of the price. It doesn't stretch out well when you pull on it, making it easy to tear. 

The wrap does have a good feel to it when cutting it but, with the absence of a flap, it's unfortunately difficult to pull out. We were worried a bit about its inability to hold in odors but it ranked high in terms of clinginess giving it good defense against leakage. 

Here we have a plastic wrap without a box so we had to buy a case for it by the same maker. The wrap itself is good quality with above-average clinginess that effectively holds in odors.

The wrap stretched well and we didn't have trouble cutting it but the case is rather heavy and the lid for the cutter doesn't open and close smoothly. The silicon preventing the wrap from rolling back up is nice but since there's no paper flap, you have to work at getting the wrap out. 

Thin and soft with a silky feel to it, it didn't seem like it had the stickiness we were looking for but once we put it on it stuck so hard, it was even a bit difficult to get off.

Although we didn't have too much of a problem with cutting it, we found getting the wrap out to be rather stressful. Since there's no flap, the wrap sticks to the box and tends to tear when trying to get it out.