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Q-pot. Melty Ribbon Project

To create the chain of smiles and spread it to the world!

2016.02.15

 

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Q-pot. Melty Ribbon Project

Melty Ribbon Project is inspired by Q-pot.’s brand mission

to create the chain of smiles with excitement

and spread it to the world!

 

 

 

 

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Part of proceeds from the sales of the collaborated T-shirts was donated to the Water Project in Ethiopia through UNHCR.

The donations was used to make 10 water supply points, to dig wells, and to buy tanks in order to get clean water for Ethiopian people.

 

 

 

<Q-pot.×JEAN-PAUL HÉVIN> 

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Tadaaki Wakamatsu collaborated with Jean-Paul Hevin and the special chocolat box was released.

 Part of proceeds from the sales of this special box was donated to support women's refugee to be independent economically and to improve their living condition through UNHCR.

 

 

 

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The theme of this project was "Love Message of this Moment" and renowned artists

 from various fields became "Q-pids" (Cupids) to express their love on the Chocolate Tote Bags.

We sold these bags at charity auction. Part of the proceeds from "Q-pot.♥Q-pid."

charity auction was donated to UNHCR to support independence of refugee women.

 

 

 

<Q-pot. Peace Chocolate Band.>

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After the Great East Japan Earthquake, Q-pot. sold a charity band, “Peace Chocolate Band”.

 "Piece=Peace"; "Piece"s of chocolate means "Peace".

 60,000 pieces of it were sold and made up total sales of ¥30,000,000.

The sales amount was donated to support the victims through "Save the children Japan".

 

 

 

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Tadaaki Wakamatsu designed “Kirin Gogo-no-Kocha Sweet & Zero” package; Milk Tea with Biscuit,

 Camu Camu Lemon Tea with Macaron and Straight Tea with Whipped Cream&Strawberry.

Part of proceeds from the sales of them were donated to “Save the Children” in order to support the education of children in Sri Lanka,

 the main tea leaves supplier for “Kirin Gogo-no-Kocha”.

 

 

<Kirin Gogo-no-Kocha>

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Tadaaki Wakamatsu worked his artistry into the limited edition collaborative package design once again.

 The project opened the tea party event in Sendai City of Miyagi prefecture,

 inviting affected children of the Great East Japan Earthquake.

The event was able to create beautifully decorated the cakes,

but more importantly it was successful in decorating the children’s face with beautiful smiles.

 

 

<JAKE SHIMABUKURO> 

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The collaboration accessories are inspired by “Ukulele” which is the symbol of Jake Shimabukuro,

 the ukulele player, and “Chocolate” which is the symbol of Tadaaki Wakamatsu and everyone loves!

 Part of proceeds was donated to invite the affected children of the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami to Hawaii.

 

 

<Q-pot. Peace Biscuit Band.> 

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The second charity band for supporting the victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake was inspired by biscuit.

Part of the proceeds from the sales of “Peace Biscuit Band” was donated to “the Hawaii Rainbow Kids Project”,

a charity program launched by Hawaii volunteers, through “Bikki Children’s Fund”.

 

 

 

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Q-pot. hopes that Q-pot. school bag brings dreams and hopes of children who bear the future, and spreads their smiles.

 Part of proceeds will be funding for "School Lunch Program", programed by the United Nations WFP RED CUP CAMPAIGN.

 

 

 

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“Q-pot. Melty Ribbon Project” agreed with Meiji "Cheer with Chocolate Project" for the joint project,

 holding up a message “One Piece For World Peace”.

 Part of proceeds was donated to “Nutrition Improvement Program for African refugee's children” through UNHCR.

 

 

 

<Q-pot CAFE.>

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Part of proceeds made from Q-pot CAFE.’s tea (drinks and menu items using tea leaves; excluding biscuits and chocolates)

 will be donated to NGO “Save the Children”, to support education of workers and their children who work at tea leaf farm in Sri Lanka.

 

 

 

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