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Ippodo Matcha Starter Kit Giveaway (Worldwide) (Closed)

Ippodo Matcha Starter Kit | Easy Japanese Recipes at JustOneCookbook.com

I’m super excited today to give away my favorite tea store Ippodo’s Matcha Starter Kit to one (1) Just One Cookbook reader!  I wish I could bring back more, but I could only fit one box in my suitcase this time.

Ippodo Matcha Starter Kit | Easy Japanese Recipes at JustOneCookbook.com

The starter kit includes:

  • 80-tip Chasen (bamboo whisk) (made in Japan)
  • Chashaku (bamboo tea ladle) (made in Japan)
  • Chawan (tea bowl) (made in Japan)
  • Matcha Kimmo-no-mukashi 20g Can (700 yen, Shelf Life: 180 days)
  • Leaflet: A bilingual Japanese-English guide to preparing matcha and using the utensils.
  • Ippodo tea cloth (fukin)

Box size: W19.5 x D8.7 x H12.9 cm

Important Rules:

  • Please Note: Your email for the comment entry has to match with your email address in my Email Newsletter Subscription mailing list.
  • This giveaway closes on Saturday, October 15, 2016 at 12 p.m. PST and is open to everyone!
  • One (1) winner will be selected via Random.org and contacted via email, so please include a valid email address in the email address entry box (please double check your spelling!).
  • The winner is required to respond within 72 hours to claim the prize.

HOW TO ENTER:

Ticket 1 (Required): Subscribe to Just One Cookbook Email Newsletter if you haven’t (see the Important Rules above) and leave a comment below on this post.

Ticket 2 (Optional): Like my Facebook page and leave a separate comment below on this post.

Ticket 3 (Optional): Follow my Instagram and then leave a separate comment below on this post.

Ticket 4 (Optional): Subscribe to my YouTube channel and leave a separate comment below on this post.

Good luck!

Full Disclosure: This giveaway is sponsored by yours truly.

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Thank you for participating this giveaway!  The winner is…

matchasetwinner

Congratulations Tania (#19)!  I’ll email you shortly….

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  25. Stephanie Y

    Thanks for the chance to win! I have always been big on baking but recently started using more “exotic” ingredients like black sesame, tahini, miso and matcha. Would love to use the matcha in a more traditional way with these tools

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  42. Hiii Nami san!!

    I’m Winny from Indonesia!!
    I first saw ur YouTube channel and seriously I fell in love with your recipe❤❤
    I cook and bake with your recipe several times to my family n friends they all love it, thanks a lot!!
    By the way, I’m studying overseas in Tokyo right now.

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  43. Sarah Shin

    Hi My name is Sarah. I got to know your blog from the Youtube channel. I like Japanese foods so I often looking for recipes from youtube channels. I usually drink Green tea latte from Starbucks in the morning. I became big fan of green tea. I found out the green tea helps anti aging and good for skin. I wondered how I can make it at home. Thankfully, I found the recipe from your channel. I thought it would be so nice that I can use the kit to make the matcha like you showed on the blog. I can’t wait to start every morning with sweet matcha!

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  50. Laureen

    Thank you for your great recipes and beautiful photos. I read that matcha powder is good for one’s health (diabetes, weight loss, etc.). Hoping to win this giveaway! Have a safe trip!

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  85. Lee

    Thank you for sharing the shoyu ramen recipe. I made it today, and my family love it’s. My son just came back from Chofu Japan couples weeks ago and he love the food over there and he already miss the food. I’m start to learn all these new recipe from your post. Especially when we live in small town it is very hard to fine a good Japanese restaurant especially the ramen noodles.
    Again thank you for sharing the recipes.

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  113. Sarah F.

    Dear Nami,

    Again, a beautiful giveaway. Even though I was able to enjoy matcha in baked goods or in latte, I never tasted it prepared the traditional way. I’m looking forward to try it!

    Kind regards,

    Sarah F.

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  114. Gusul Lee

    I am a Korean reader from Denmark and just love your work! I have tried endless of your recipes from locomoco to dorayaki. I have been wishing for a matcha set for a long time but had been difficult getting it here.. Thanks for your work!!!!

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  117. Pimmy

    Hello, I am happy to participate from France. I discovered your excellent work while I started to be interested in Bento <3
    I follow you on Facebook, and now Instagram and newsletter.
    Take care 😉

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  134. AJ

    I’ve only recently discovered your recipes (I’ve tried a few of them – so far all have been delicious and so simple!), and now just subscribed to your newsletter! Would love to win this because I love matcha 🙂

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  147. Freda Wang

    Your recipes have never failed me yet and are my automatic go to when I wanna cook a Jap meal. Thank you so much for putting out such a great blog! And I really really wanna win this matcha kit! Missed out on a visit to Ippodo when I was in Kyoto in June.

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  156. Mariah

    😍I love matcha it is my favourite tea!!🍵the very first time I have matcha was when I was in primary school (17 years ago) and I loved it!! I have signed up to all the above.

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  160. Lala

    Thank you so much for the wonderful giveaway! I love your cheerful, informative newsletters when they arrive in my inbox. You always entice me to expand my palate and try something new! 🙂

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  204. Leo Döhl

    I’m just impressed how many giveaways you do annularly – you’re well supported, and from my experience with JOC, that’s well justified!

    I’m subscribed to your Email newsletter – I do take the time to read them when I can (but I’m a busy bee this year 😉 ).

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  232. Lori L.

    I love your videos they are very informative. For me I have to stop the feed to be able to read all of the captions that appear on the screen. Could you leave them on a bit longer? This piece on making matcha tea is very beautiful. I love seeing the proper way to make it.

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  235. Aislinn

    I’m subscribed on YouTube and like your Facebook page^^
    I really love your videos! It’s been fun to see your channel grow and change~

    (I posted a comment a second ago but had a typo in my email T-T)

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  256. Nina

    Ohhh you have no idea how much I would appreciate a matcha starter kit! When I saw this post I happily realized that I already follow you on all your channels. I guess I am somewhat obsessed with your fab cooking 🙂 I’ve learned so much from you. Thank you for that! Matcha is not available where I live but I’ve tried it when traveling and I simply l o v e it! It makes me feel good throughout the entire day. So this worldwide giveaway is heaven sent, not only because it is matcha – it happens to be valid worldwide and since I am up here in the Nordic countries I am quite far away. Yeay to this giveaway. Fingers crossed!

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  274. Marianne O

    Thanks Nami for showing all of us Japanese cooking – your videos are so elegant and clear to follow. I have subscribed also to your Facebook. Matcha latte is my go to afternoon drink everyday! Love your matcha starter kit giveaway – I have been dreaming about this for a long time 😊

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  318. Linda Endo Miller

    Hello Nami, I am not very good with computers but I have signed up for your newsletter and enjoying all the recipes and articles. Both my parents who have since passed are Japanese and my sister and I were both born here in SF. My mother had a sensei in Japan for Tea Ceremonies and was part of a group of lovely women who continues to study the art of Tea Ceremonies in San Francisco. Seeing this brought back many memories of my mother and the other ladies and how beautiful and graceful the ceremony is. I would like to sign up for this precious giveaway. Hope I’m going this correctly. Thank you.

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  339. Hollie Z

    I follow your YouTube account, too! The videos make it so much easier to follow along w the recipes for me, and when I can’t actually make and eat some, watching it get made helps with the craving! …except for the times it just makes me hungrier…

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  345. Noriene Ginsburg

    Hi Nami,
    I love your website. I have been taking care of a little girl whole mother is Japanese. Recently, her grandmother has been visiting from Japan. Everyday she prepares wonderful Japanese lunch for us. Unfortunately, the grandmother does not speak English, and I cannot speak Japanese. Now with your website, I will be able to find many of the recipes and be able to make them myself..
    Thank you,
    Noriene .

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  405. Shuni Vashti

    Hi, Nami.
    I’m Shuni with the account “automidori” on IG. Although I’ve just subscribed to your newsletter, but maybe you recognize that I’ve been following your IG and tried several of your recipes. Thank you for faithfully leaving comments on my photos of the recipes I have tried. They have been deeply encouraging.

    Regards,
    Shuni (IG automidori)

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  445. Angelika

    Wanted to have a matcha kit for ages, but these are so so so expensive where I come from, it´s impossible. But have drunk matcha once in ma local tea house and it was very very unusual and intensive. 🙂 Would love to try it as a part of cooking since you have lot´s recipes with matcha powder in it.

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  447. Beatriz

    Hello Nami! My name is Beatriz and I’m a huge fan of your videos. I’ve only now started to follow you on Instagram and Facebook, but I’m very excited to see what you’re going to do in the future!

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  451. Apurva Agrawal (Apu Ag)

    Hello JOC! I have subscribed, liked and followed your newsletter, FB, insta, youtube – all platforms 🙂 Love love love matcha and love JOC for sharing matcha recipes so often. Really want to own this classic set with your good wishes. 🍵 Matcha Love much sent to you!

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  464. MINDY M RAMOS

    Green tea has been my number 1 drink of choices. Especially, i am getting to be addicted to matcha these days. I would love to try this kit to appreciate more authentic matcha flavor😀 thank u!

    Mindy

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  466. kirk beck

    New to Japanese cooking. I love your Gyudon and Yakisoba. Adding the eggs to the gyudon and letting them cook is a wonderful idea. I cook it almost every week. Thanks so much for sharing your cooking skills

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  489. Riah

    Hello! Thank you for another wonderful video! The proper way to make Matcha has always interested me, but I was always hesitant of where to buy good quality tools. Thanks again!

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  493. Sawako Jager

    I’d love to have an Ippodo Matcha Starter Kit! I am enjoying your recipes and your recent trip stories from Japan and that thank you for sharing them via e-mail newsletter, Face Book and YouTube video clips also! I liked on FaceBook page and shared this Macha recipe with my friends because I heard some of them wanted to try the real green tea!

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  496. Y.H. Yin

    I am so excited to see this giveaway as I am a huge fan of Ippodo. I have seen the demonstration at a tea ceremony in Uji, Kyoto but I haven’t got a chance to experience it myself. I can’t wait to try it at home (if I win the kit =D)

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  516. leandro cavallero

    and i follow you in instagram i already did anko, shirotama dango, zenzai, misu yokan, daifuku, tamagoyaki and a few more, thanks to you i had a trustworthy webpage to improve my skills and making my GF try new things

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  609. Laura

    Hi Nami, I’ve just subscribed to your newsletter and am eager to read all your future posts. I like your blog so much, it has taught me a lot about Japanese cuisine and culture!

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  637. Chiara

    I’m a subscribe of your newletter (since I discovered the blog I can not live without). I cross my fingers and hope I can enjoy this delight, of course, following your recipe 😀

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  640. Madolin Yoshikane

    I love matcha so much! I’ve been trying to save money to go to Japan myself for years now, hoping to learn about my ancestors’ culture, but things keep getting in the way. This website and the recipes are making my life more full!

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  661. Eva

    I’ve been following you (without subscribing) for about half a year now. I really love all of your recipes and I’ve been trying them out the last couple of months.
    I’ve also subscribed to you youtube channel!

    Love, Eva

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  686. Vivien Li

    This site is super awesome!! Thanks for sharing all the Japanese style recipes!! I love them all and i’ve already tried ur “Deep fried” version Croquette~~ All i can say is my family finished them all within minutes!! LOL!!

    P.S. I love matcha as well!! But, i’ve not yet tried this traditionally way to drink it~ I hope I can win ur giveaway~ =P

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  700. Catalina

    I follow you on Facebook, Instagram and Youtube because I just love all your amazing recipes. I hope I win because i love matcha tea and have always dreamed of owning one of these kits.

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  731. Trisha

    Hi from the UK. Was searching online for a recipe for Matcha cookies and found your site. Have been enjoying reading all the recipes and articles, very useful and interesting. Thank you for all your hard work in creating such a great site! Have now subscribed to your email newsletter. Would love to win such a great prize. I have never tried Matcha tea but would love to so hoping I will be lucky enough to win!

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  732. Ling

    Two things I remember from when my mother in law first introduced me to the Japanese tea ceremony: I had trouble remembering which way to turn the Chawan and I didn’t like the taste of the bitter tea. It took the bubble tea movement years later for me to try matcha again. Now I bake and make mochi with it quite regularly and enjoy it’s flavor. The matcha starter set will be a good incentive for me to try matcha as a drink again.

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  748. Karen Mondala

    We love Matcha and the wonderful instructions for making it that Nami has published here. I would love to win this kit so I could make it in a more authentic way. Many thanks also for the outstanding recipes for delicious Japanese dishes shared in your newsletter. Nami, you have enriched my life and the lives of my family members! I have also shared your newsletter with many friends. Thank you!

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  788. Joyce

    I’m so glad to have found your online cook book recently. There’s always a story behind each dish or a background information about the dish. I particularly like the photos with each step, so I know I’m on the right track. It’s delightful just to browse through your website.

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