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Sakuraco April 2023 Reviewer Contest Winners Announced

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Thank you to everyone who has submitted the review!

As the cherry blossoms bloomed and filled the air with their sweet fragrance, we couldn’t help but feel the joy and warmth they bring. In the spirit of celebration, we would like to announce the lucky winners of our April 2023 reviewer contest!

  1.  Janis C
  2. Rhonda T
  3. Jennifer C
  4. Laszlo N
  5. Davina F

Congratulations to all the winners! We are grateful for your thoughts and experiences. Our team will get in touch with you very soon, be sure to check your emails regularly to claim the prize.

Don’t forget to join our next Reviewer Contest by leaving a review if you’re already subscribed to Sakuraco. See you at the next contest!

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