Hello everyone! I'm C, an editorial staff member and "point accumulator", who cannot live without "point activity",
If you are a FUN! JAPAN member who loves Japan, there are probably many people who have heard, saved, and used Japanese point services. Anyway, I like points which parts of your payment are returned when shopping, and I have countless credit cards and point cards, and I try not to go to shops where I can't use or accumulate points (as much as possible). *snickers*
There are various point services in Japan such as Rakuten Super Point, T-Point, dPoint, etc., but did you know that FUN! JAPAN also has its own point service? Its name is "FJ Point"!
"FJ points" are points that can be acquired and used by services within FJ. Just registering as a member will give you 5,000 points, so you can actually get the equivalent of 500 yen (※)!
👉For those who wonder "what are FJ points anyway?", the basic information is described here, so please check it out.
👉For those who already know and use FJ points, let's take this article as an opportunity to review the campaigns so far and reconfirm your current accumulated points!
※Values vary depends on events and campaigns.
From original goods to E-Commerce coupons, even trips to Japan... How to use your points is up to you!
The biggest charm of FJ points is that they can be exchanged for various things.
From original goods to E-Commerce coupons, trips to Japan including airline tickets and accommodation expenses, there are coupons you can get without any risk if you use points, and there are expensive trips to Japan you can win by lottery!
In fact, as of September 2021, the number of winners of the point-related campaigns that FUN! JAPAN has held so far has exceeded 100!!! Let's see together what kind of things can be exchanged with FJ points.
Discount is fair and square! Let's exchange for E-Commerce site coupons with the accumulated points
It is now possible to exchange 500 yen and 1000 yen coupons that can be used at FUN! JAPAN Select Shop with FJ points. Since you can redeem the coupon starting from 5,000 points, you can get 500 yen just by registering to become a member.
※The coupon redemption page is for members only and can be viewed after logging in.
GIVEAWAY Campaign to win prizes recommended by the editorial department
In September 2021, we held a lottery campaign for original goods and QUO CARD that you can participate in with 2,000 points during the situation in which people are still unable to travel to Japan. All the editorial staff are very grateful for the participation of about 1,000 members!
You can travel to Japan for free with VISIT JAPAN CAMPAIGN
One example is VISIT JAPAN CAMPAIGN, where you can get a chance to go to the Setouchi area in the Shikoku region with only 1,000 FJ points. You can apply as many times as you want (※), the more FJ points you have, the higher your winning rate will be!
Here is our special secret. It is expected to be held again after the COVID situation is finally settled, so it is recommended to accumulate points from now on.
※Application conditions vary depending on the campaign.
You can get points in a minimum of 5 minutes! Summary of how to get FJ points
We know that some of you may say "There are many FJ points, but I have never gotten them!" So let's explain how to get points. Currently, there are three main ways to earn FJ points.
Member Registration
Simply register as a new member on the FUN! JAPAN site and you will receive 5,000 points immediately. You can participate in various campaigns right off.
REWARDS article
You can get 1,000 points or more by answering the questionnaire that FUN! JAPAN delivers every day. It only takes less than 5 minutes, and you can earn points quickly.
Perhaps the points you have are worth thousands of yen? Check your point balance now!
Some of you who read this article may not have used FJ points for a while. Let's check your accumulated points again!
You can check your point balance from "My Profile" at the top right of the login page. Rumor has it that some members have hundreds of thousands of points ...
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