· 2nd Anniversary Giveaway

Win a 5-Day
Trip to Japan

Two years of OzJapwear — because of you. So we're sending one of you to Japan.

Return flights, accommodation, and an exclusive OzJapwear × Kyle Japan Travel experience most people never get to have.

1 Aug Entries open
19 Oct Entries close
23 Oct Winner announced

The Prize

One winner. Five days. All Japan.

Five days in Japan: you arrive on day one and fly home on day five, with three days of guided experiences in between. Here's what's covered:

Return international flights from Sydney Accommodation for the trip 3 guided days with Kyle Japan Travel You choose the experiences
Japan

How to enter

If you shop, you're in.

No forms, no gimmicks. Every $160 you spend = 1 entry — added automatically, whether you shop online or in any OzJapwear store.

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Shop OzJapwear

Buy online or in-store any time from 1 August to 19 October 2026.

2

Earn entries

Every $160 you spend in an order (before shipping & tax) = 1 entry. Spend more in an order, earn more.

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Track & win

Entries are added automatically. Check your total any time in your account. One winner is drawn at random.

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$160 = 1 $320 = 2 $480 = 3
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entries from this order

Entries are counted per order on the product total (before shipping & tax). An order under $160 earns no entries, and amounts don't carry between orders.

The Itinerary · Concept Day

◆ Choose one

Your Concept Day

Pick the day that speaks to you. One headline experience, led by Kyle Japan Travel, with people you'd never normally get access to.

Anime song studio session
Option A

Anime Song Tour

Feat. Shinya Nishimura (Snowkel) · NARUTO theme artist
  • Akihabara anime-district deep dive
  • Private studio session — sing the songs you love with the artist who made them
  • Recording + content; Premium: an original verse written with your name
  • Golden Gai night to close
See the full day
11:00Akihabara meet-up & anime district walk. Explore anime shops, figures, gacha, and doujinshi as stores open. Guide leads the way.
13:00Lunch — Akihabara / Kanda area. Anime café or local ramen / teishoku, depending on your preference.
14:30Transfer to studio — artist session begins. Meet Shinya Nishimura. Vocal coaching: pitch, breath, mic technique, and stage presence. Sing the songs you love — with the person who made them.
17:00Recording & content session. Audio, video, and photo recording. Premium: an original song verse written with your name and story.
18:30Transfer to Shinjuku — dinner. Dinner in Shinjuku near Kabukicho.
20:00Golden Gai night experience. A connected bar in Golden Gai — Tokyo's iconic maze of tiny, intimate bars. The perfect end to the day.
22:00Farewell. Head back to the hotel.
Sumo training on the dohyo
Option B

Culture Tour · Sumo

Feat. Minami-san (Tenkaiho) · Former top-division wrestler
  • Step onto a real dohyo for private training (~90 min)
  • Learn shiko, suriashi and butsukari from a former Makuuchi wrestler
  • Edo-Tokyo Museum & historic Asakusa
  • Traditional dinner to finish
See the full day
09:00Meet-up & transfer to sumo stable (Ota Ward). Pre-briefing on sumo etiquette, ritual, and history during the journey.
10:00Private training with Minami-san (~90 min). Step onto the real dohyo. Learn shiko, suriashi, teppo, and butsukari from a former top-division wrestler. Feel the philosophy of weight, breath, and stillness.
11:30Lunch — Ota Ward area. A well-earned meal near the stable. Tonkatsu or local teishoku.
13:00Ryogoku — Edo-Tokyo Museum. Immerse in Edo-period culture, daily life, and sumo history with guided commentary.
15:30Asakusa — Senso-ji & Nakamise walk. Traditional crafts, omamori, and local snacks along the iconic shopping street.
18:00Dinner — traditional Japanese restaurant, Asakusa. Tempura, sukiyaki, or unagi at a long-established Asakusa restaurant.
20:30Farewell.
Tea farm under Mount Fuji
Option C

Matcha Tour

Shizuoka · Fuji tea farm · Shinkansen day trip
  • Bullet train to Shizuoka, tea fields with Mt Fuji behind them
  • Production tour + tasting across grades with the producer
  • Zazen meditation & a Fujinomiya shrine visit
  • Premium Ginza / Roppongi dinner to close
See the full day
08:00Depart Tokyo — Shinkansen to Shizuoka. Guide briefs you on matcha culture during the ~1 hr journey.
10:00Tea farm arrival — walk & producer talk. Walk through the fields with Mt. Fuji as the backdrop. Hear from the producer about cultivation and shade-growing.
11:00Production process tour. See the steaming, drying, and stone-grinding process on site.
11:45Matcha tasting & comparison. Taste multiple grades of matcha with the producer. Explore differences in flavour, aroma, and colour.
13:00Lunch. At the producer's matcha café — matcha-infused food and sweets from the very farm you just visited.
14:30Zazen session. A meditation session, potentially held within the tea farm itself. Tea and Zen share centuries of history.
15:30Fujinomiya — shrine & temple visit. A historic shrine or temple at the foot of Mt. Fuji.
17:00Return to Tokyo — Shinkansen. Pick up matcha souvenirs before heading back.
19:00Dinner in Tokyo — Ginza / Roppongi. A premium Japanese dinner to close out a rich day in Shizuoka.
21:00Farewell.

The Itinerary · City Tour Days

◆ Choose two

Tokyo City Tours

Pick two of five themes — one for each day — and see two different sides of Tokyo, guide by your side the whole way.

Shitamachi & History

Senso-ji at dawn, a Sumida River cruise, the old-Tokyo lanes of Yanesen, and Ueno's Ameyoko market.

See the full day
09:30Asakusa — Senso-ji Temple. A morning walk through the grounds before crowds arrive. Nakamise shopping street, traditional snacks, and omamori.
11:00Sumida River cruise. Board a river bus from Asakusa heading toward Hamarikyu. Tokyo from the water.
12:30Lunch. Local food, your choice.
14:00Yanesen walk (Yanaka / Nezu / Sendagi). One of Tokyo's last surviving shitamachi neighbourhoods — Yanaka Ginza shotengai, cat shrines, kissaten cafés, and antique shops.
16:30Ueno Park & Ameya-Yokocho. Walk through Ueno Park to Ameya-Yokocho market. Lively, chaotic, and very local.
18:30Dinner — Ueno. Yakitori and small plates at a neighbourhood izakaya.
21:00Farewell.

Gourmet & Markets

Tsukiji outer market, omakase sushi, daytime-drinking culture, and a chef's table or ramen crawl to finish.

See the full day
10:00Tsukiji Outer Market. Walk the outer market with your guide. Tuna, katsuobushi, pickles, tamagoyaki — the real pulse of Tokyo's food culture.
12:00Omakase sushi lunch — Tsukiji. Sit-down sushi at a guide-selected local counter.
13:30Ueno food walk. Experience hirunomi — Tokyo's daytime drinking culture.
19:00Closing dinner — chef's table or ramen crawl. A premium chef's table experience or an in-depth ramen tasting crawl — your choice.
21:30Farewell.

Modern & Shopping

Shibuya scramble, Harajuku to Omotesando, and Shinjuku's department stores and backstreets.

See the full day
09:30Shibuya Scramble Crossing. Start at the world's busiest crossing. Early morning is best — quieter, and great for photos.
10:00Harajuku — Takeshita-dori to Omotesando. Pop-culture energy on Takeshita-dori, then the upscale calm of Omotesando. Two sides of Tokyo in one walk.
12:00Lunch — Omotesando or Aoyama. Stylish cafés and local bistros in one of Tokyo's most design-forward neighbourhoods.
13:30Shinjuku — department stores & street shopping. Isetan, Takashimaya, and the backstreets. A mix of high-end and local finds.
15:30Free shopping time. Your guide points out the spots — then hands you time to browse.
17:30Shinjuku Gyoen (or Meiji Jingu). A breath of green before dinner.
19:00Closing dinner — Shinjuku. Kaiseki, yakiniku, or ramen — the guide's best-in-class pick for the night.
21:00Farewell.

Nature & Shrines

Meiji Jingu through the great torii, Yoyogi Park, Shinjuku Gyoen, and the atmospheric Koishikawa garden.

See the full day
09:00Meiji Jingu — morning shrine walk. Enter through the towering torii gate and walk the forested path to the main shrine. Quiet and powerful in the morning.
10:30Harajuku side streets & Yoyogi Park. Creative energy around Harajuku, then the calm of Yoyogi Park.
12:00Lunch — Omotesando or Aoyama. A relaxed lunch at a café surrounded by greenery.
13:30Shinjuku Gyoen. A breath of green.
16:00Koishikawa Japanese Garden. Tokyo's most atmospheric garden, right next to Tokyo Dome.
19:00Closing dinner. A traditional Japanese dinner in one of Tokyo's most historic neighbourhoods.
21:00Farewell.

Anime & Subculture

Akihabara deep dive, Nakano Broadway, Ikebukuro's Otome Road, and indie Shimokitazawa.

See the full day
11:00Akihabara — Electric Town deep dive. Multi-floor anime shops, retro game stores, figure collectors' havens, and maid cafés. Beyond the obvious tourist spots.
12:30Lunch — Akihabara. A theme café lunch in the heart of the district.
14:00Nakano Broadway. The collector's paradise — vintage figures, rare manga, retro games, cosplay, and limited-edition items.
16:00Ikebukuro — Sunshine City & Otome Road. Japan's other major anime hub. The Animate flagship and Otome Road for a different side of fan culture.
18:00Shimokitazawa — vintage & indie scene. Vinyl records, vintage clothing, live music venues, and independent cafés.
19:30Closing dinner — Shimokitazawa or Shinjuku. Casual ramen or izakaya to cap off a day deep in Tokyo subculture.
21:30Farewell.

…and every day

ends with a farewell dinner, all led by Kyle Japan Travel — your personal guide for the trip.

Times are a guide and may shift on the day. Themes and featured guests are subject to availability and final confirmation.

Key dates

Mark your calendar

1 Aug 2026
Entries open — start earning with every $160 you spend.
19 Oct 2026
Entries close, 11:59pm AET. Last chance to buy in.
23 Oct 2026
Live draw at 5pm AEDT — winner announced.

Why we're doing this

Two years, because of you.

We started OzJapwear to share the parts of Japan we love. Two years in, that's turned into a community — and this is our thank-you to it.

One of you is getting the trip. But the whole point is that we go through it together: you'll follow the winner's journey, because it's really our journey. That's the community we're building.

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Good to know

Questions, answered

Who can enter?

Australian residents aged 18 or over. OzJapwear staff and their immediate families aren't eligible.

Do I get all the experiences?

You choose one headline experience — anime song, sumo, or matcha — plus two different Tokyo city tours from five themes. That's three guided days, built your way.

Do in-store purchases count?

Yes. Purchases made online and in any OzJapwear physical store both earn entries — they're all counted automatically.

How do I know how many entries I have?

You'll get an email confirming your entries after each order, and you can check your running total any time in your account.

What counts toward the $160?

Your product total in a single order, before shipping and tax. Each order needs to reach $160 to earn an entry — amounts don't carry over between orders.

What if I return an order?

If an order is refunded or cancelled, the entries it earned are removed.

How is the winner chosen?

A random draw, weighted by how many entries you hold, drawn live on 23 October 2026.

Your next order could
fly you to Japan.

Entries open 1 August. Every $160 is a shot at the trip.

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