Fujifilm 写ルンです ('utsurun desu', literally 'It takes photos' in Japanese) disposable cameras are still very popular in Japan, and I've been getting through one a week since I got here. This is from a normal Superia 400 variety, but we also have the 'Hi-Speed' action version (with 1600ISO film, 1/200s shutter and f14 lens) and the 30th anniversary special editions, which come with cute cases and straps. I've even seen reusable disposable camera cases shaped like old Contax rangefinders in the camera stores - I know going on about Japanese 'camera culture' is a cliche, but I really do find myself smiling a lot here.
(Still using my rubbish $50 film scanner, got a flatbed on order from Amazon)