Twice as many as last time, and an overwhelmingly large number of premium coupons, will apparently be sold in Kurakuen.
Here it is↓
These are premium gift certificates where you can buy 12,000 yen worth for 10,000 yen. The purchase limit is amazing.
Last time, the limit was 5 booklets. But,
this time, unbelievably, each person can buy as many as 100 booklets. That’s 1.2 million yen worth. In other words, you can spend 200,000 yen more. That’s wild lol
The limit has been changed to 10 booklets～ It seems they were selling a little too well.
The number of participating shops is among the largest in Nishinomiya.
Number of participating shops: 143!! As of September 3
They can be used in two areas: Kurakuenguchi and Koyoen
Shopping: 36 shops
Food: 57 shops
Lifestyle: 41 shops
Beauty: 10 shops
So many food spots!! Super useful
For the shop list and details, see here
Ikari Supermarket too! Super useful
This time, Ikari Supermarket in Koyoen is included too. Super useful
Sales schedule↓
- September 30 (Sat)
- October 1 (Sun)
- October 7 (Sat)
- October 8 (Sun)
- October 29 (Sun)
The sales location is here↓
It’s Tajima Bank near Kurakuenguchi Station.
Here it is on the map↓
Address: 7-15 Minamikoshikiiwacho, Nishinomiya, Hyogo
Scenes from the previous sale↓
There was a line and it was really lively, so this time should be very exciting too.
The gift certificate usage period has been extended!
October 1, 2023 (Thu) – December 31, 2023 (Mon)
Last time it was 2 months, but now it has been extended to 3 months!
The list of participating shops and more detailed information are also posted here.
Finally
There are numbers that show just how hot the Shukugawa and Kurakuenguchi area is within Nishinomiya: the number of shops where these premium gift certificates can be used has increased every time, from 108 shops two rounds ago, to 123 last time, and now 143 this time. Of course, this is a no-brainer for people living in Shukugawa, Kurakuen, and Koyoen, but even if you live outside the area, there are lots of great places to eat around Shukugawa and Kurakuenguchi, so why not pick some up for a bit of food exploring?
→Shukugawa/Kurakuenguchi Area (Food)
