Promoting Asahi cider, tea and orange drinks. An online purchase of 3,000 yen or more is shipped free.
http://www.asahiinryo.co.jp/anpanman/3drink/
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Maruha Nichiro is conducting a campaign to celebrate the reopening of the Ishinomaki Factory which was effected by the tsunami last year. Presents are an assortment of company products or products from the Tohoku area.
http://www.food.maruha-nichiro.co.jp/campaign/cam00014/index.html
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Glico is conducting a campaign to promote their Cheeza snack crackers where you have to follow the special Twitter stream and tweet about the product. The prize is the same product.
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Kikkoman is conducting a campaign to promote their new Del Monte branded VegStart vegetable drink. If you fill out an online form you have a chance at free product.
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Corresponding with the renewal of Nissin's UFO cup noodle product (the noodles have longer lasting flavor), Nissin is giving away the same product to registered members of the Nissin Club site who go to the site and click on an entry link.
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Kraft (which goes through Morinaga in Japan) is running a campaign where if you submit a recipe to the Japanese food site Cookpad, which includes Kraft cheese, you become eligible for a prize. The current version calls for use of grated Parmesan cheese in the recipe.
http://cookpad.com/kraftcheese
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This is sort of convoluted, but here goes: Meiji Essel ice cream is conducting a campaign with advertising on Tokyo-FM's "School of Lock" program, which commonly goes by SOL. SOL sounds very similar to Essel, thus the connection. Why "School of Lock"? It comes from the movie "School of Rock". The Rock is changed to Lock. Lock is meant more as a key than a lock, therefore giving you the meaning "key to the future of music". Got it? Neither do I, but if customers do, that is all that matters.
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