What makes a Japanese meal tastes even better? When you enjoy it with a pair of nice Japanese chopsticks of course! 😉
I’m giving away TWO (2) sets of beautiful and elegant Japanese chopsticks (His & Hers in a box) which I bought from a chopstick store in Asakusa, Tokyo (read my travel post). What they look like? Well, they’ll be a surprise as the store has nicely packed and wrapped the pairs of chopsticks in a box before I was able to take a picture… Hope the winners will enjoy these beautiful chopsticks!
To enter for your chance to win a set of chopsticks (His and Hers), leave a comment on this post that answers the following question:
If you have been to Japan, which city did you enjoy the most? If you haven’t been to Japan, where do you want to visit first?
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Two (2) winners will be selected via Random.org and announced on Monday, August 11, 2014. This giveaway closes on Sunday, August 10, 2014 at 12 p.m. PST and is open to participants worldwide (everyone!). The winners will be contacted via email, so please include a valid email address in the email address entry box.
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Thank you so much for participating this giveaway. Here are the two winners!
Congratulations, Yip Ke Fen (#182) and Lou (#311)! I’ll be contacting you via email shortly.
Hi !
Thanks for your nice article. Contrary to what I was thinking, my favorite city in Japan was Tokyo ! There is a special vibe that makes it an unforgettable city !
I almost bought a pair of chopsticks last weekend. Of course, they weren’t nearly this nice.
I’d love to visit Japan and I guess I’d start in Tokyo as well for the history of Edo.
Hi Nami!
I visited Takayama last Christmas with my family and friends, and it was wonderful experience! We had lots of fun shopping and eating local snacks in the traditionally preserved shopping streets. I tried a hot spring for the first time with my family, and the city was so beautiful covered in snow. One of the highlights of my trip was making my own sarubobo, which are popular souvenirs/dolls associated with Takayama 🙂
I’d love to visit Hokkaido for the seafood!
And the last one, followed on Instagram 😀
Thank you 🙂
Added to Circle on Google+ 🙂
Subscribed on YouTube channel 🙂
I liked your facebook page 🙂
Hi 🙂
I’ve been in Tokyo, Sapporo, Kyoto, Nara, Nikko, Otaru and some other places 🙂 I really enjoyed walk at Nikko (whole day) and Ikebukuro in Tokyo 🙂 Asakusa also was amazing and day at Otaru leave a great memories too 🙂 So it’s really hard to chose 😀
Anyway I’ve hope, I will be able to visit Japan within next 5-10 years and show my daughter some places 🙂
Kanazawa!
I would love to go to Kyoto first during the cherry blossom festivals and take a tour of Hokkaido as well.
This post certainly makes me want to visit Japan. I’d love to go to Hokkaido!
I would visit Tokyo again, as I lived there for 2 years! Missing the food very much!
Hi,
When I visited Japan 9 years ago, I particularly appreciated visiting kyoto. We had the chance to see the Gion matsuri (festival) wich was a superb moment.
I would love to visit Kyoto!