2012-07-14

Asahi Bireley's Giveaway‏

Asahi is giving away a case of Bireley's apple drink to 5 people who enter via the website. Correctly identifying the year Bireley's was introduced to Japan is necessary. The answer, which can be found elsewhere on the site, is 1951.

http://www.asahiinryo.co.jp/bireleys/sp/present/

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Meiji Olympic Giveaway‏

Meiji is holding a giveaway of official Olympic goods including warm-ups, towels and these nifty looking T-shirts. Entry requires collecting proof of purchase and mailing them in on a special form - the more expensive goods require more purchases.

http://www.meiji.co.jp/yume/index2.html

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Marudai Olympic Giveaway

Marudai is holding a dual giveaway related to the Olympic games. Answering a quiz gives you a chance at Toyota's new eco car, the Vitz. Collecting bar codes from product and mailing them in gives the customer a chance at electronic photo frames and other electronics.

http://www.marudai.jp/ganbarenippon3/index.html

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MegMilk Snow Brand Honebuto Giveaway‏

MegMilk Snow Brand is giving away interesting drinking glasses and special photo sessions (where kids get to dress up in adventure settings) to promote Mainichi Honebuto (毎日骨太) or "everyday strong bones" brand products. The product and campaign are aimed at kids and helping them develop strong bones. Mainichi Honebuto contains calcium and vitamin D, plus MBP, MegMilk Snow Brands whey derived functional protein which promotes bone tissue formation.

http://www.honebutocp.com/pc/index.html

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