TokyoTreat | March Contest | #SAKURASURPRISE
Willyson Eveiro
How to Join & Win #SAKURASURPRISE Contest? ( ^_^)／
Time to get into the spring spirit! This month's photo contest is all about expressing your image of spring. Design a snack box that resonates with spring! You can use a real box, draw a box, whatever you want! Just show us what spring means to you through a box design! Share your photos with us on our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to win prizes! Use #tokyotreat and #sakurasurprise before April 10th, 2018!
1 Grand Prize Winner receives:
- One Gudetama Yolk Design Tamagotchi
- One Gudetama Egg Design Tamagotchi
- One FREE 3-month TokyoTreat premium subscription
5 Runner-Ups receive:
- One Gudetama Cookie Kit
- One FREE 1-month TokyoTreat premium subscription
Are you ready to score some exciting prizes from us? Let's join the #SAKURASURPRISE contest! 😃😃
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