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September & October 2016 Email Subscriber Giveaway (Worldwide) (Closed)

Montly giveaway exclusive to Just One Cookbook readers.

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This giveaway is exclusive to Just One Cookbook Email Newsletter Subscribers!

Thank you so much for subscribing to my newsletters to stay in touch with my blog!  As a small token of my appreciation, I host a monthly giveaway just for my dearest subscribers. ♥

I was really busy last month so I didn’t host a monthly giveaway.  I’m so sorry!

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So this month I combined September and October giveaways and I decided to give away four (4) $50 Nozomi Project Gift Cards.  If you’re a male JOC reader… don’t get disappointed.  Think of this opportunity as a special gift to a special person in your life.  And all the winners will also receive a copy of my e-Book, Just One Cookbook – Essential Japanese Recipes.

What is Nozomi Project?

I’m happy to introduce Nozomi Project, a wonderful social enterprise employing women in Ishinomaki, Japan, who are making jewelry out of broken pottery left in the wake of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami.

Story of Nozomi Project

I’ve been a supporter of Nozomi Project and all the hard working ladies who make these beautiful jewelry.  I love their artistic accessories and in the past I mentioned about Nozomi Project on my blog (read my post).

Here are my recent purchases that you’ll see me wear on my YouTube videos.

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I thought it would be nice to give away gift cards instead of jewelry because everyone has different taste.  If you’re not into jewelry, they also carry beautiful Christmas ornaments like this!

September & October Email Subscriber Giveaway | Visit JustOneCookbook.com

The holidays are coming soon and this will be a nice gift for someone special.

GIVEAWAY RULES: 

  • Your email entry has to match with your email address in my Email Newsletter Subscription mailing list.
  • This giveaway ends on Sunday, November 6th, 2016 at 12 p.m. PST and is open to participants worldwide (everyone!).
  • Four (4) winners 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 winners are required to respond within 72 hours to claim the prize.

HOW TO ENTER:

The more tickets/comments left will increase your odds of winning!  Good luck!

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): Subscribe to Nozomi Project Email Newsletter and leave a separate comment below on this post.

Ticket 3 (Optional): Like Nozomi Project Facebook page and leave a separate comment below on this post.

Ticket 4 (Optional): Like my Facebook page and leave a separate comment below on this post.

Ticket 5 (Optional): Follow my Instagram and then leave a separate comment below on this post.

Ticket 6 (Optional): Subscribe to my YouTube channel and leave a separate comment below on this post.

Full Disclosure: This giveaway is sponsored by yours truly.

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Thank you everyone for participating this giveaway!  The winners are…

nozomi-winner

Congratulations Roger (#4), Darlene (#513), Amanda (#401), and Tiphanie (#145)!  I’ll email you shortly. 🙂

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  4. [email protected]

    Love your recipes! Following you on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube!

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  32. Rose

    I just went to the Nozomi Project site. The ornaments and necklaces are beautiful. I got 3 ornaments to give as gifts to my friends. I am certain they will be so pleased. Thanks for letting us know about this wonderful organization.

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  35. Mees

    It’s quite jarring how something like a tsunami can slip your mind, and then you come across a project like this. It’s good to see people making something good out of the events, in the end.

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  40. Emy

    What a beautiful project.

    I am already subscribed to your website, YouTube channel and have liked your Facebook page. I’m not sure if I have to leave a separate comment for each one?

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  41. Emy

    I apologise if I am doing this wrong but it seems that we have to post one comment for each thing we are subscribed to?

    Aside from being subscribed to the newsletter, I am also subscribed to your YouTube..

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  43. Nancy Bobulski

    Hello! I just love Nozomi Project! I am anxiously awaiting my recent order of Christmas Ornaments!
    I learned of Nozomi Project from your website, and I want to thank you! I love their jewelry and have purchased many gifts from them!
    Thank you!

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  47. [email protected]

    Amzing idea!

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  69. Jess

    Happy subscriber to your email newsletter, the Nozomi newsletter and your youtube channel. Thank you for your recipes! (Also I am confused if the ‘and leave a separate comment below on this post.’ means you would like a seperate comment for each ticket). Have a nice day!

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  124. Irena Matković

    Subscribed to Just One Cookbook Email Newsletter ([email protected])

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  125. Irena Matković

    Subscribed to Nozomi Project Email Newsletter ([email protected])

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  177. Anne Smith

    Thanks for the chance to win. You have helped me so much in making my moms meals and I want to thank you. She passed away on the 11th of October she was 94 Years old. She always said how good the nabeyaki udon were the Niku jaga and basically everything I cooked for her.So thank you for being here for me. I thank you!!!

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  217. Tania

    I have liked the Nozomi Project since they started it. Just have never had the funds to get any of their necklaces. That reminds me I forgot to ask if they can do clip-on earrings

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  257. Liz Conover

    I have been following you for several months and love your recipes. You make it so everyone can follow. I really love your stuffed cabbage rolls. When I make them, everyone gobbles them up. I have to hide some if i want leftovers. Thank you.

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  286. Donna

    I’m enjoying your newsletter very much . I love all the food and variety of food too . Plus you always have interesting thing in your post . For example this Nozomi Project . They are making beautiful necklacesas a results out of a horrible situation . I love turning a negative into a positive ! Plus they are gorgeous pieces !

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  312. Julie Murphy

    [email protected]

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  413. Susan Tsukayama

    I love JUST ONE COOKBOOK!! My husband is Japanese American (actually Okinawa) and we have 3 kids who are hapa. Your recipes and stories in your blog are wonderful because you are a mom first and foremost and you are able to fit your workday into your everyday family life. We can all relate!

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  416. Susan Tsukayama

    I joined the Nozomi Project email newsletter a while back after reading about it on JUST ONE COOKBOOK, but just now I did ‘like’ their Facebook page! This year I purchased various Nozomi necklaces as gifts to family & friends when we visited Hawaii for a wedding party. PLUS, I made a second order and purchased Nozomi necklaces and earrings for all the females on our Christmas list and for many birthdays. The response from the ones who received the gifts in Hawaii ranged from big smiles to tears of joy. Even family visiting from mainland Japan hadn’t heard about the Nozomi project and they were very touched by this gift since it benefits so many people! Thank you so much because if I hadn’t learned about the Nozomi project from you, these gifts would not have happened and the word wouldn’t be spreading like it is. 😊

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  424. Vivien Li

    i’ve tried a several recipe for now and the outcomes are perfectly good tasting!! thanks for all the yummy real-japanese style dishes sharing on the net!!

    P.S. I’ve subscribed ur news letter!!

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  425. Vivien Li

    i’ve tried a several recipe for now and the outcomes are perfectly good tasting!! thanks for all the yummy real-japanese style dishes sharing on the net!!

    P.S. my family also love ur dishes!!

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  426. Vivien Li

    i’ve tried a several recipe for now and the outcomes are perfectly good tasting!! thanks for all the yummy real-japanese style dishes sharing on the net!!

    P.S. Now every week my family can taste japanese style food!! (New dishes!!!!)

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  466. Judy Thomas

    I subscribe to Just One Cookbook Email Newsletter [email protected]

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  467. Judy Thomas

    I Subscribe to Nozomi Project Email Newsletter : [email protected]

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  491. Leo Döhl

    I found the story on Nozomi inspiring that I will at some point compose a song that I would call ”望みの破片”. The giveaway would be nice for the women in my family – either my mum or one of my sisters, particular since Christmas is coming closer.

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  495. Frances

    [email protected]

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  522. Deborah

    Dear Nami, one result of following your Facebook page is that I see a lot of your recipes pop up on my news feed, which is great and also makes me really hungry first thing out of bed 😛 It’s a good thing so thank you for making all these awesome videos that inspire me to have fun in the kitchen!

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  605. Krystine

    I’ve liked the Nozomi Project FB page. Thank you so much for introducing me to this group! I am a long-time DIYer, and seeing these broken pieces of pottery being upcycled is really beautiful! For me, each pottery piece has a story and contains a piece of history, and this is one way to prolong and cultivate a true appreciation for each unique treasure.

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