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Green Jumbo Lottery Launch Commemorative Event: Mrs. Devi and Mr. Suzuki Share Their Dreams
On February 22, the Green Jumbo Lottery and Green Jumbo Mini 50 Million went on sale nationwide, and a commemorative event was held at the Nishi-Ginza Chance Center in Chuo Ward, Tokyo.
The Green Jumbo Lottery is a luxurious lottery with a total prize pool of 500 million yen for the first prize and the prizes before and after it. There are also 280,000 "Spring Bud Prizes" worth 10,000 yen each as special prizes. Also new this year is the "Green Jumbo Mini 50 Million," which offers a first prize of 50 million yen and 40 winning tickets, making it very attractive. This lottery also offers a special prize of 50,000 yen called the "Spring Blessing Prize."
On this day, many fans lined up early in the morning to buy lottery tickets at the Nishi-Ginza Chance Center, which is known for its many big winners.
On a special stage set up in front of the ticket window, celebrities Devi Sukarno and Nana Suzuki appeared as special guests in green-themed outfits and held a talk session. Captivated by the gorgeous atmosphere of Mrs. Devi, who was wearing sparkling green emerald accessories, Ms. Suzuki asked, "How much is this?" Mrs. Devi raised her open left hand and replied firmly, "It's worth over 500 million yen." Ms. Suzuki was stunned, exclaiming, "Are you serious?!"
Mrs. Dewi, who celebrated her 77th birthday on the 6th, mentioned that she had invited 77 acquaintances to her party. She pointed out that her real name is Nanako, and since Suzuki's name is Nana, she is surrounded by lucky sevens and her luck is on the rise. She also revealed that she is a lottery fan who buys tickets every time since winning a lottery ticket given to her by a friend in the past.
Suzuki responded, "I buy them too. My mom loves them so much, we're actually going to buy some together later today." She further charmed the audience with her innocent enthusiasm, adding, "I really look up to Mrs. Devi! She puts her all into variety shows too—I want to be a grandma like that!"
When asked how she would use the money if she won the Green Jumbo lottery, Mrs. Devi shared her long-held dream: "If I had 500 million yen in cash, I would buy three or four mountains and build a facility to take in abandoned small animals. If I won 50 million yen, I would donate to refugee aid organizations and animal welfare groups, and I would also give some to ranches where horses that can no longer work spend the rest of their lives." Suzuki showed his family-oriented side, saying, "I would build a mansion in Ibaraki Prefecture, buy a condominium in Tokyo, buy my father a luxury car, and buy my husband a luxury watch. I want to make all my family's dreams come true. If it were 50 million yen... I would buy a 50 million yen house."
In line with the fact that the profits from Green Jumbo will be used for greening projects, the two planted laurel trees in planters and energetically called out the commercial's slogan, "Green Jumbo 500 million yen. Starting today!" Green Jumbo tickets will be on sale until March 17, and the lottery will be held on the 24th.
Official lottery website: http://www.takarakuji-official.jp/
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