Ippudo "Election Rewards".

Election Discount" will be offered at Ippudo. Voters who cast their votes in the 26th ordinary election for the House of Councillors (House of Councillors) can order some toppings and other items for free from July 10 to 24.

Ippudo Election Discount

Ippudo "Election Rewards".

Ippudo has been holding "Election Discount" since July 2016 with the aim of improving voter turnout and encouraging active participation in society by the younger generation, and this will be the fifth time the program has been held.

The campaign will be held from July 10 to 24 at all Ippudo restaurants and food court format restaurants in Japan, including Ippudo Ramen Express and Ramen Express Hakata Ippudo, to coincide with the House of Councillors election to be held on July 10.

During the period, when ordering any type of ramen at a restaurant, customers can add either an extra egg or an egg for free by presenting their "Voting Certificate". In addition to regular menu items, a large portion of the limited-time-only "Thick Tsukemen" menu item is also eligible.

Ippudo "Election Rewards".

Ippudo "Election Rewards".

Only the person with the voting certificate is eligible for one item per person per visit, but the coupon can be used any number of times during the period, each time you visit the restaurant. As a special exception, the "Ippudo Official App" coupons can be used in conjunction with various coupons. However, coupons cannot be used in conjunction with "Shareholder Discount Coupons" or "Ippudo Fan Book Special Passport".

Any changes will be announced on the official website. Some stores may be closed or have changed their opening hours. Please check the latest business conditions before visiting a restaurant. TOKYO Tonkotsu BASE made by Hakata Ippudo" is not included.

It is recommended that you keep your "Voting Certificate" in a safe place. In addition, some municipalities and polling places may not issue the "Voting Certificate", in which case, you will be eligible if you present an image showing that you are at the polling place for the Upper House election.