Tokyo, Japan (January 16, 2025) – Valentine’s Day in Japan is more than just a day for couples—it’s a time to express gratitude and celebrate all the meaningful relationships in our lives, from friends and family to cherished connections, both old and new. At Sakuraco, we’ve captured the warmth and sentiment of this special holiday with our Valentine’s Delights Box, filled with handpicked Japanese treats that are sure to make any Valentine’s celebration unforgettable!

This box is designed to bring a touch of elegance and thoughtfulness to the occasion. Inside, you’ll find a beautiful blend of traditional Japanese snacks, including rich Chocolate Karinto, sweet Strawberry Chocolate Crunch, crunchy Strawberry-Coated Peanuts, and delicate Chocolate Sablé cookies. To complete the experience, we’ve included a plum-patterned Furoshiki, a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth, to add an artisanal touch to your gift.

But that’s not all—this Valentine’s Day, we’re offering an exclusive promotion for our prepaid subscribers. Use the code MTFUJI to receive a free gift with your subscription, worth up to $80. This special offer includes:

1. 12-Month Subscription: A stunning Mt. Fuji Bowl Set—perfect for cozy, romantic meals at home.
2. 6-Month Subscription: A serene Mt. Fuji Incense Holder & Incense—ideal for creating a calming, loving atmosphere.
3. 3-Month Subscription: Mt. Fuji Heart Cookie Pairing—because nothing says "I love you" like sharing a delicious treat.

This Valentine’s, treat yourself and your loved ones to the best of Japan’s snack culture with Sakuraco’s Valentine’s Delights Box.

This box is open for sampling for a limited time, if you’re interested, please request a sample via Press Hook and/or reach out to Gratia at gratia@tokyotreat.com & Savanah at savanah@presshook.com.

About Sakuraco:

Sakuraco is more than just a snack box. You will receive a beautifully designed 24-page booklet with every box that contains detailed information about the snacks, allergens, and Japanese culture. The booklet is designed to deepen the understanding and appreciation of Japan's snack culture, providing a unique opportunity to learn about the country's traditions, history, and customs.