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McFlurry in Japan (Video)

April 29th, 2007 by James

Or at least they do in McDonald’s commercials advertising the arrival of the McFlurry (they didn’t have it until now in Japan?):

Readers have contacted me to tell me that certain McDonald’s locations in Japan are offering free McFlurries with sets purchased after 2:00PM. The McDonald’s Japan homepage also says that anyone who goes to a McDonald’s restaurant between May 1st and May 6th and says the secret code word “Fururirero!” will get a special coupon allowing them to buy a McFlurry for 100 yen. During the same period, McFlurries will be sold at 150 yen (half price).



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4 Comments »

Comment by Zaciroth
2007-04-29 23:38:39

Yeah have fun until the ice cream machine breaks like Mac Donald’s always does.

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Comment by Brent
2007-04-30 10:11:23

They advertise this in the McDonald’s at Kobe Station. Maybe I’ll pick one up and review it. They are awesome, after all.

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Comment by helical
2007-04-30 10:19:38

My local McDonald’s has been out of McFlurries for the past several weeks …

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