This logo is on the wall of supermarket nearby my house.
I was interested for some time, but is this English abnormal?
"All is fresh" is not supermarket's name.
It is just display.
KORE HA TADANO KAZARIDESU.
May be some people noticed...
I am always interested.
I don't know why it logo is not Japanese.
You can see English, French, some funny languages at some place in Japan like it. 
I let show you some example below.
WATASHINO MINOMAWARI NI ARUMONOWO SHOUKAI SHIMASU.
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This photo is inside of the supermarket is explained at the top.
This supermarket had a renovation at the recently.
KONOMISE HA SAIKIN KAISOU SHIMASHITA.
The quantity of English logo is getting increase there.
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This logo is baker shop's name.
This baker shop is good. Very yummy!
PAN HA SUGOKU OISHII!
But I don't know this meaning...
DOUIU IMINANDAROU..
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I have got the receipt that I have been to the restaurant before.
The meaning of the shop's name is "Good smell" in French??
KONO OMISENO NAMAE NO IMI HA "IINIOI"??
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This is a bag of general store nearby my house.
KORE HA KINJONO ZAKKAYA NO KAIMONOBUKURODESU.
As the shop's bag,I can see the logo like French, English, etc... many time.
I think it is just design.
KORE HA KITTTO MOYOUDESU.
It is nothing with the meaning of the languages.
I think people try to make fashionable with foreign languages in Japan recently.
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This is a kind of Greetings.
"How are you?"
GOKIGEN IKAGADESUKA?
This logo is always calling to us "How are you?"
I don't understand that it is a purpose.
French is laughing?!
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This is a stroller I have been using everyday.
The meaning of French "How are you, baby?"
AKACHAN GOKIGENIKAGA?
I have got the comment from the French about their failure when I explained about kanji cap before.
[Having invited a Japanese to the meal,
If I prepare the napkin of Japanese style written the kanji expressly,
The Japanese who watched it looked dubious.]
I'm interested in the meaning of the logo...
NANIGA KAITE ATTANODESHOU? KININARIMASU...
There are many strange logos all over the world for the person of the native language.
I want to find the strange Japanese logo at an overseas street corner.
WATASHIMO KAIGAINO MACHIKADODE MACHIGATTA NIHONGO WO MITSUKETAINA!
Hi,actually I saw your blog through a accidental chance,at that time I was looking for some cartoons...
Your blog is really amazing,I never thought
a japanese housewife could have so many hobbies and a so samrt heart.
Best wishes
Murphy
konichwa Miko san
I have just found your blog and I love it.
It's very interesting to see everyday things from japanese life and have them explained simply.
The 'All is Fresh' sign does make sense in english, although it's not something that you are likely to hear someone say these days. You are more likely to hear 'everything is fresh'.
I have bookmarked your page and look forward to reading further updates.
arigato
Garesu
Hellooo
^^
i just found your blog and i think it's very interesting, with lots of information!
i feel like i'm able to learn a little more about Japan culture through your blog! amazing!
please continue ^.^
that store you went has a lot of french, it's funny! maybe if french people see that, they will feel more welcomed...
see ya!
Hi MiKo San.
Konichiwa, I just saw your blog through the Ad Sense in my blog.
Your blog is so interesting. I can learn more Japanese or Nihongo through you.
I have bookmarked your page too and even put it in my blog list so that I'll be updated always and can visit your site quickly.
Ome ni kakarete ureshii,
Yoroshiko onegai shimasu Leny
you have a wonderful blog! i like the way you take pictures of little things that make sense. i will be following your blog and i hope to see more from you. i'd like to learn more from your country's culture through your site. good luck! ^_^
hello can you write me back
Hello
I will help you when you decide to come to Poland.I can send you pix from some interesting town.I,m married woman 58 yo and you are in age of my daughter -she has little girl 2 years old.
Thank,s for all what you write about my favorit country-Japan.
Ewa
Konnichiha!
your blog is very interesting!
Maybe that shop with all the french is because maybe the owner is french?
"All is fresh" makes sense ^^ it's like saying "All is well" =]
il n'y a pas un nuage dans le ciel means "there isn't a cloud in the sky" meaning 'good weather' basically ^^ (I study french at school, yep I'm only 16 =D ...)
I'm going to take the Japanese exam in my school but there's no teacher so I'm teaching myself! =O
your blog is really helpful :)
If you want to know about irish (airurando) culture or language you can ask me!
marybeth x
こんにち は みこさん!
What a lovely blog you have. Do you use a translator for the different languages? えいご が わかります？
I have just started studying Japanese, since Christmas, and love all of the little bits of Japanese you have within the text. I can learn more about the culture and get a little vocabulary practice in!
As far as 'gulamour pain', I have no idea what that means either! Let us know if you figure it out.