Tachibana E Liquors (operated by Uprising Co., Ltd.) has added a new entry to its whisky lottery series: "Fukuhibiki no Ogon Matsuri Mikuji" (福響の黄金祭みくじ), on sale from Thursday, October 15, 2026, limited to 555 entries.
The headline prize is Hibiki 21 Years Old, set as the top rank (超大吉). The lineup also includes Yamazaki 12 Years Old, Hibiki Japanese Harmony, and Hakushu Single Malt.
Each entry costs ¥4,970. From the 11 labels announced in advance, one bottle per entry is delivered at random. The lottery is limited to 555 entries in total and ends as soon as they sell out.
A 555-Entry Lottery Aiming for Hibiki 21 Years Old
Part of the fun of a whisky lottery is not knowing which bottle will arrive until the box is opened.
In "Fukuhibiki no Ogon Matsuri Mikuji", Hibiki 21 Years Old is set as 超大吉 with 1 entry, and Yamazaki 12 Years Old as 大大吉 with 2 entries. Hibiki Japanese Harmony and Hakushu Single Malt each have 3 entries.
The lineup continues with Ichiro's Malt Mizunara Wood Reserve and Ichiro's Malt & Grain Classical Edition, followed by Yabe, Kokou, √ (Root), Hanaguri, and Minoka. Buyers can enjoy both the chance at a bottle they have been hoping for and the surprise of meeting one they would not have chosen themselves.
With autumn nights drawing in, it is a chance to take your time with whichever bottle arrives, and to enjoy a whisky experience that starts the moment the box is opened.
Lineup: 11 Labels, 555 Entries
- [超大吉 × 1] Hibiki 21 Years Old
- [大大吉 × 2] Yamazaki 12 Years Old
- [大吉 × 3] Hibiki Japanese Harmony
- [中吉 × 3] Hakushu Single Malt
- [喜吉 × 5] Blended Whisky Yabe
- [福吉 × 5] Ichiro's Malt Mizunara Wood Reserve
- [緑吉 × 7] Ichiro's Malt & Grain Classical Edition
- [幸吉 × 20] Blended Whisky Kokou
- [宝吉 × 129] Blended Whisky √ (Root)
- [栄 × 155] Rice Blended Whisky Hanaguri
- [吉 × 225] Grain Whisky Minoka
Limited to 555 entries total. Available while supplies last.





Sales Overview
Product name: Fukuhibiki no Ogon Matsuri Mikuji (福響の黄金祭みくじ)
Price: ¥4,970 per entry (tax included), free shipping
Number of entries: 555 (limited quantity; ends when sold out)
Sale start date: Thursday, October 15, 2026
Available at:
- Tachibana E Liquors main store: https://whiskykuzi.com/shop/products/hukuhibiki
- Tachibana E Liquors Amazon Store: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0HN43KNY5
- Tachibana E Liquors Rakuten Ichiba Store: https://item.rakuten.co.jp/tachibanaeshuan/hukuhibiki/
- Miyazaki Dogenkasentoikan Rakuten Ichiba Store: https://item.rakuten.co.jp/dogenka-miyazaki/hukuhibiki/
- Miyazaki Dogenkasentoikan Yahoo! Store: https://store.shopping.yahoo.co.jp/dogenka-miyazaki/hukuhibiki.html
The top prize, Hibiki 21 Years Old, is a Japanese whisky that commands high prices on the market. All bottles are kept under proper inventory management at the company's own warehouse, with strict quality control, so that they reach customers in the best possible condition.
Customer Reviews and Quality Management



Tachibana E Liquors' whisky lottery, operated by Uprising Co., Ltd., is offered across multiple online stores including Amazon, Rakuten Ichiba, and Yahoo! Shopping, and has earned strong customer trust.
Buyers have shared comments such as "the excitement of the moment of opening is irresistible" and "I can feel the careful selection process."
This trust is backed by a thorough quality management system. Rather than relying on outside warehousing, the company controls temperature and humidity in-house, keeping the whisky in the best possible condition until it reaches the customer, which supports the reliability of the lottery and offers peace of mind.
What Is a Whisky Lottery? An Adult Surprise With Simple Rules
A whisky lottery is a random-draw sales format in which buyers receive one bottle per entry, selected at random from a lineup announced in advance.
Not knowing which bottle will arrive adds a small thrill to everyday life, the pleasure of not being able to choose.
Every entry in Tachibana E Liquors' lotteries is a winner, with no losing draws, and each one carries a chance at landing a coveted premium bottle.
From the moment the box is opened, the whisky experience becomes richer and more exciting, and a one-time encounter with an unfamiliar label may quietly broaden a buyer's world of whisky.