Jingisukan Lucky Bag from Takashimaya in Japan — Jan 3–4 January 3, 2027

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¥2,027 Jingisukan Lucky Bag from Takashimaya in Japan — Jan 3–4 January 3, 2027 Goods

Takashimaya in Japan is offering a ¥2,027 deal on a Jingisukan lucky bag as part of its 2027 New Year lineup. The package combines a specialty grill pan, a nine-item lamb assortment and a ¥10,000 dining ticket for Asahikawa Jingisukan Daikokuya.

For travelers mapping a Japanese food route in Japan, the lucky bags can be entered for two days only, January 3 and 4, 2027. Applications are accepted in person at 11 Takashimaya stores, including Nihombashi, Shinjuku, Kyoto and Osaka, and all of the featured lucky bags are offered by lottery unless otherwise stated.

The lineup also includes a ¥1,200,000 temple-stay experience at Kyoto’s Ninna-ji, family and adult xiaolongbao-making courses from ¥5,000, and a ¥20,270 frozen-food set with a home freezer. A wellness program costs ¥25,000 for Course A or ¥65,000 for Course B.

About Takashimaya’s 2027 Lucky Bags

Ninna-ji Temple Stay

The Ninna-ji digital-detox lucky bag costs ¥1,200,000 (tax included) for a group of two. The one-night experience includes lodging at the temple, meals and guided access to normally closed cultural spaces.

Ninna-ji Temple's Shorin-an lodging.
Ninna-ji Temple’s Shorin-an lodging.

Special Viewing at Ninna-ji

The ¥1,200,000 (tax included) package includes a monk-led visit to the normally private interior of the National Treasure Golden Hall, along with meditation and other temple experiences.

National Treasure Kondo (Golden Hall) — interior access granted during a special viewing, usually closed to the public.
National Treasure Kondo (Golden Hall) — interior access granted during a special viewing, usually closed to the public.

Morning Temple Practice

Guests taking the ¥1,200,000 (tax included) Ninna-ji package can join morning Buddhist services and experience temple cleaning practice before breakfast and a fire prayer ceremony.

Prayers at the Kondo (Golden Hall).
Prayers at the Kondo (Golden Hall).

ASIAN DINING 39

Takashimaya’s ¥25,000 (tax included) wellness Course A is held at ASIAN DINING 39 on the 39th floor of Yebisu Garden Place Tower, with a city view and an Asian food buffet.

「ASIAN DINING 39」
「ASIAN DINING 39」

Spiced Asian Buffet

The ¥25,000 (tax included) Course A includes a spiced Asian food buffet as part of its wellness-themed dining experience.

A spicy Asian-food buffet.
A spicy Asian-food buffet.

SHIGETA Essential Oils

Course A includes three 15ml SHIGETA essential oils for home use, with a stated value of ¥21,615. The program also introduces self-massage techniques using the oils.

¥2,027 Jingisukan Lucky Bag from Takashimaya in Japan — Jan 3–4 January 3, 2027

Takashimaya’s nationwide lucky-bag program mixes food, restaurant experiences and travel with unusual cultural and lifestyle packages. The Jingisukan set is especially practical: its nine lamb cuts weigh about 1,180g and serve three to four people, while the raised-center grill pan is designed to let fat flow into surrounding grooves.

¥2,027 Jingisukan Lucky Bag from Takashimaya in Japan — Jan 3–4 January 3, 2027
¥2,027 Jingisukan Lucky Bag from Takashimaya in Japan — Jan 3–4 January 3, 2027
¥2,027 Jingisukan Lucky Bag from Takashimaya in Japan — Jan 3–4 January 3, 2027

Highlights

  • The ¥2,027 Jingisukan lucky bag includes a non-sale Daikokuya grill pan, a nine-cut lamb assortment with spice and sauce, and a ¥10,000 dining ticket.
  • The ¥1,200,000 Ninna-ji package is limited to five groups of two and includes a one-night stay, temple meals, special viewing and Buddhist cultural experiences.
  • The Din Tai Fung experience costs ¥5,000 for the family course or ¥10,000 for the adult course, with xiaolongbao-making and five exchange tickets.
  • The ¥20,270 frozen-food package includes 30 meals from Takashimaya’s Hyakumi Saisai brand and a 121-liter Mitsubishi Electric freezer.
  • The wellness lucky bag offers a ¥25,000 Course A and a ¥65,000 Course B, with SHIGETA oils and specialist-led treatments.

Menu and Event Details

¥2,027 Jingisukan Lucky Bag from Takashimaya in Japan — Jan 3–4 January 3, 2027
¥2,027 Jingisukan Lucky Bag from Takashimaya in Japan — Jan 3–4 January 3, 2027
ItemDetails
NameTakashimaya 2027 Nationwide Lucky Bags
Menu / itemsNinna-ji digital-detox temple stay; Hokkaido Jingisukan Special; Din Tai Fung xiaolongbao-making experience; 30-day frozen-food and freezer set; 2027 wellness lucky bags
PeriodIn-store applications: January 3, 2027 (Sun) – January 4, 2027 (Mon); wellness web applications: January 3, 2027, at 10:00 a.m. – January 11, 2027 (Mon, holiday), at 11:59 p.m.; Ninna-ji stay planned for May–July 2027; Din Tai Fung experience planned for March 2027; Daikokuya dining ticket valid through August 2027
LocationTakashimaya stores in Japan; selected experiences in Kyoto, Shinjuku, Ebisu and Omotesando
StoresNihombashi, Shinjuku, Tamagawa, Yokohama, Omiya, Kashiwa, Takasaki, Osaka, Senboku, Kyoto and Okayama Takashimaya stores
PriceNinna-ji package: ¥1,200,000 (tax included); Jingisukan package: ¥2,027 (tax included); Daikokuya dining ticket: ¥10,000; Din Tai Fung family course: ¥5,000 (tax included); Din Tai Fung adult course: ¥10,000 (tax included); frozen-food package: ¥20,270 (tax included); wellness Course A: ¥25,000 (tax included); wellness Course B: ¥65,000 (tax included); SHIGETA essential oils value: ¥21,615
Official websiteTakashimaya official website

Before you buy

When can I apply for the ¥2,027 Jingisukan lucky bag?
Applications are accepted in person at the 11 listed Takashimaya stores on January 3 and 4, 2027. The package is limited to five winners and is selected by lottery.
Where can I apply for Takashimaya’s lucky bags?
In-store applications are available at the Nihombashi, Shinjuku, Tamagawa, Yokohama, Omiya, Kashiwa, Takasaki, Osaka, Senboku, Kyoto and Okayama stores.
How much is the Jingisukan lucky bag?
The price is ¥2,027 (tax included). It includes the grill pan, approximately 1,180g of nine lamb cuts, seasonings and a ¥10,000 Daikokuya dining ticket.

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