Sakuraco April 2025 Reviewer Contest Winners Announced

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Thank you to everyone who has submitted the review!

Hi Sakuraco Family!

Inspired by the spirit of yozakura—where every flavor tells a story beneath moonlit blossoms—we’re thrilled to announce the winner of our review contest! 🌙✨
Their thoughtful feedback perfectly captured the essence of our Sakuraco box.

  • Kamalia B
  • Akiera C
  • Peg L
  • George A
  • Wendy M

A big thank you to everyone who submitted feedback. Your input means a lot to us, and we’re always working to improve your Sakuraco experience.

Now, let’s give a special shoutout to the three grand prize winners who will soon receive their very own Sakuraco box:

  • Amina G
  • Josephin B
  • Vincent L

Congratulations to all the winners! We’ll be reaching out to arrange the prize, so keep an eye on your inbox.

If you didn’t win this time, don’t worry! Join our next Reviewer Contest by sharing your thoughts, and you could be our next winner. Best of luck to everyone!

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