Win a free flight to Japan and MORE! FUN! JAPAN

TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Winner
Current number of Winners of this campaign is 0 people
Max number of winners of this campaign is 100 people! Number of winner is increased every 1,000 applicants who register to d POINT CARD.
More applicants = higher chance to win! Invite your friend to join this campaign ;) Here it is list of number of applicants and winner.
5,000 applicants = 5 winners
10,000 applicants = 10 winners
15,000 applicants = 16 winners
20,000 applicants = 25 winners
25,000 applicants = 35 winners
30,000 applicants = 45 winners
35,000 applicants = 55 winners
40,000 applicants = 70 winners
45,000 applicants = 85 winners
50,000 applicants = 100 winners
Number of winners and applicants along with winners names will be updated in the bottom of this article.
Parties related to this campaign are ineligible to be chosen as winners.
When Contacting the Winner
After FUN! JAPAN contacts the winner via email, and the winner does not reply within the deadline written in the email, the prize shall be deemed invalid
For winners who choose free flight ticket, if there is weather trouble, natural disaster, war, riot, flight schedule change and other things that change drastically or cancel the trip, FUN! JAPAN shall not give any compensation.
For winners who choose free flight ticket, FUN! JAPAN is not responsible for the accident, food poising, theft, and any other incidents that may occur during the trip.
For winners who choose free flight ticket, The Winner must decide the departure time for the trip to Japan within the deadline and show us the reservation data via email.
If you have any questions regarding this campaign, please do not hesitate to message us.
Please email to support-intl@fun-japan.jp for customer support.
Current Number of Winners: 0
Current Number of Applicants: 0
About d POINT CARD
NTT DOCOMO, the largest wireless communication service in Japan, has a point service known as "d POINT CLUB." This service allows you to earn and use points for shopping in the city. Originally a service for Japanese citizens and long-term residents of Japan, the service has now been extended to people who live outside of Japan.