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Something as delicious as sushi should be enjoyed all year round, and thanks to Akindo Sushiro Co., Ltd., you can enjoy a spooky gift with your sushi this Halloween! Simply pop into any Sushiro restaurant in Japan and purchase the best-selling Sushiro Temaki Set to receive the limited-edition Dakkozushi Halloween Stickers. This campaign is only running during the Halloween season, so make sure you don't miss it!
Recently, there's been a surge in demand for temaki sushi that people can enjoy at home. Temaki, meaning "hand rolled," is a cone-shaped piece of nori filled with rice and with a variety of toppings spilling out of the end. Temaki sushi is especially popular at Halloween, so in response to this demand, Sushiro is running a temaki sushi Halloween campaign from Friday, Oct. 21 to Monday, Oct. 31. Sushiro's popular Sushiro Temaki Set is a takeout item that you can enjoy with friends and family at home, and it boasts an impressive 14 different toppings. If you order it during the campaign period you'll also receive a sheet of Dakkozushi Halloween Stickers! Dakkozushi are Sushiro's mascot characters, and each cute creature has a unique shape and loves to hug delicious sushi toppings! The Dakkozushi characters have gotten all dressed up in spooky Halloween costumes for these adorable limited-edition stickers.
Halloween is guaranteed to be even more fun when you enjoy it with a Sushiro Temaki Set!
■ Product Name: Sushiro Temaki Set (serves 2 to 3)
■ Price: ¥1,980 (plus tax)
■ Available at: Sushiro restaurants nationwide
■ Contains: Chutoro (medium fatty tuna), tuna, sea bream, young Japanese amberjack (yellowtail), raw salmon, shrimp, scallop, egg, tuna salad, sweetcorn, salmon roe, crab-style salad, snow crab, tuna with spring onions, temaki rice (600g), temaki nori (24 sheets)
■ Campaign Period: Friday, Oct. 21 to Monday, Oct. 31, 2016
The great thing about the Sushiro Temaki Set is that you can enjoy all kinds of combinations and styles depending on the situation. It's perfect for parties, too!
Source: @Press
