The weather might still be cold in many parts of the world, but this new Kikkoman soy sauce packaging design has been unveiled by the brand as a special edition that calls to mind the upcoming arrival of springtime.
The limited-edition packaging consists of the brand's iconic 150ml dispenser bottle that is emblazoned with Mount Fuji along with a series of cherry blossoms and floating petals. The bottle is also accented with Japanese characters that spell out 'Spring Flower 2020' to remind consumers about the arrival of warmer weather and to take the time to appreciate the majesty of springtime blossoms.
The Kikkoman soy sauce packaging will be limited to 300,000 bottles that will be available from February through April 2020.
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