Sakakaku Sohonsho Co., Ltd.
[Sakakaku 135th Anniversary] Your experience becomes a manga! “Me-Yukari-Memories Recruitment Campaign” starts from April 1st! The supplementary prize is a year’s worth of Sakakaku rice crackers. ……
Sakakaku Sohonsho Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Tokai City, Aichi Prefecture, Representative Director: Taisuke Saka) will celebrate its 135th anniversary in April 2024.
In this commemorative year, we plan to offer a series of surprises and excitement, starting with shrimp crackers.
As the first step, Yukari will collaborate with a popular manga artist on SNS to release a newly drawn manga.
[Image 1: https://prtimes.jp/i/78605/13/resize/d78605-13-e1396b58f2112067723a-0.jpg&s3=78605-13-b53d9cbc5b80ca8d583eb1dad675297d-1200×850.jpg] In the special project “Me-Yukari-Memories Recruitment Campaign”, the episode that won the grand prize will be made into a manga by “Kumazo”, who is widely active in manga and illustrations, and will be published on the 135th anniversary special page. .
In addition, we will give away one year’s worth of rice crackers from Sakakaku Sohonya as a supplementary prize.
■About the 135th anniversary special project “Me-Yukari-Remembrance Recruitment Campaign”
Recruitment period: April 1st (Monday) to May 31st (Friday), 2024 Manga release date: September 2024
Theme: Episodes related to your experience
prize:
1. Grand Prize (1 person)…The episode will be made into a manga and published on a special page & 1 year worth of rice crackers from Sakakaku Sohonya
*An assortment of representative products – Yukari – etc. will be delivered in 6 installments throughout the year.
2. Excellence Award (3 people)…Episodes will be published on a special page &-Yukari-135 photos
*Yukari will be delivered in two parts so that you can enjoy it slowly. How to apply: You can apply using the dedicated application form on the 135th anniversary special page on the Sakakaku Sohonka official website.
Publication location: 135th anniversary special page on Sakakaku Sohonka official homepage
https://www.bankaku.co.jp/shop/default.aspx?utm_source=PRTIMES&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=135th.kumazou.pr *Scheduled to be released in the morning of April 1st (Monday).
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About Kumazo
Draws pictures and manga based on “everyday life” as a motif. The drawings are attractive, with distinctive colors using colored ink and light, pop-like illustrations that draw the viewer in.
Mainly active on SNS, web media, artist goods illustrations, etc.
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About shrimp crackers -Yukari-
A representative product of Sakakaku Sohonka.
It takes over 7 days to bake using the craftsmanship techniques that originated from the Edo period.
Approximately 70% of the ingredients are natural shrimp, which are rich in calcium and protein.
In addition, we remove the heads of the shrimp, peel them, and use only the meat.
These shrimp crackers are low in fat with only 21kcal per piece. Since its release in 1966, 3.5 billion copies have been shipped, and many people have loved it as a souvenir from Nagoya or as a gift.
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Bankaku Sohonpo Co., Ltd.
Sakakaku Sohonya was founded in Yokosuka (currently Tokai City, Aichi Prefecture) in 1889 (Meiji 22) by the founder, Kakujiro Saka, and will celebrate its 135th anniversary in April 2024. .
We make sweets that take advantage of nature’s bounty, focusing on the shrimp rice cracker “Yukari”, which was created by inventing the “shrimp hanpei” presented to the Tokugawa family during the Edo period.
More details about this release:
https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000013.000078605.html