The June edition of the "Whisky Mikuji Day" lottery from Tachibana E Sake Sales (Uprising Co., Ltd.) went on sale June 15, 2026, exclusively on Rakuten Ichiba. Following the monthly format held once on the 15th for one day only, this installment crowns Hakushu 25 Years Old as the top prize — a bottle commanding a commanding presence on the secondary market.
Priced at ¥7,980 per entry and capped at 466 units total, the lottery spans a range of well-known Japanese whiskies from the coveted top prize down to everyday blends.
Prize Lineup
- [Super Grand Fortune × 1] Hakushu 25 Years Old
- [Grand Fortune × 1] Hibiki 30 Years Old
- [Great Fortune × 2] Hakushu 12 Years Old
- [Medium Fortune × 2] Hibiki JAPANESE HARMONY
- [Joy Fortune × 3] Hakushu Single Malt
- [Blessed Fortune × 3] Ichiro's Malt & Grain Limited Edition
- [Green Fortune × 5] Ichiro's Malt Mizunara Wood Reserve
- [Lucky Fortune × 5] Ichiro's Malt Wine Wood Reserve Pure Malt
- [Treasure Fortune × 5] Taketsuru Pure Malt White Label
- [Glory × 90] Blended Whisky Yabe
- [Fortune × 349] Blended Whisky √ (Root)
Limited to 466 entries total. Sales end when sold out.
Sales Details
- Product name: Whisky Mikuji Day Special Event
- Price: ¥7,980 (tax included)
- Total entries: 466 (limited quantity)
- Sales start: June 15, 2026
- Where to buy: Miyazaki Dogenka Sentoikan on Rakuten Ichiba — https://item.rakuten.co.jp/dogenka-miyazaki/gentei15/
All bottles in the lottery are stored in Tachibana E Sake Sales' own warehouse under strict temperature and humidity controls, ensuring each bottle arrives in the best possible condition.
Quality Management
Rather than relying on external logistics providers, all inventory is stored in the company's own facility with strict climate controls. Buyers have described the experience as "a thrilling rush the moment you open the box" and "a sense of care in the selection."
The lottery service is available across Amazon, Rakuten Ichiba, and Yahoo! Shopping.
What Is a Whisky Lottery?
A whisky lottery is a random selection sales service where participants receive one bottle per entry from a pre-announced lineup. The appeal lies in not knowing which bottle will arrive — combined with a chance of landing a premium bottle at a fraction of its market price.
Tachibana E Sake Sales' lottery has no losing entries, meaning every participant receives a bottle. The recurring "Mikuji Day" format — held exclusively on the 15th of each month — gives whisky fans a regular occasion to look forward to, along with the chance to discover bottles they might not have tried otherwise.
