Do you know what excites us most about summer in Japan? The release of limited edition summer drinks! One of the most popular fruit in Japan during the summertime is watermelon. And what’s not to love about watermelon? It’s perfectly sweet and offers a world of refreshment!
For that reason, we are absolutely head over heels with this Japan-exclusive Watermelon Salt Fanta! It’s incredibly refreshing on the hottest of days and comes in a beautiful shade of pink. But what makes this drink more unique is the added salt that helps prevent heat stroke by making up for salts the body may sweat out during the day.
YAY! Welcome aboard Alejandro!! ^__^ We hope you love your first TokyoTreat!!
Um if i use the code fanta,does it just replace my august box with the salt fanta’s or do i get to keep my normal box contents but also get the fanta?
Hi Tyler, all August Premium boxes are guaranteed to receive a Watermelon Salt Fanta. The code FANTA is for new subscribers! 🙂
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I just subscribed in Anime Expo in LA. I am so excited!