This TokyoTreat x Disney+ Snack Drop Is Basically a Trip to Tokyo Disneyland in a Box

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Disney+ isn't the only thing Disney lovers should be raving about. If you're the type who watches Encanto for the fifth time just to catch all the background details — or maybe you've already blocked off a whole weekend to catch up on Daredevil: Born Again — then yeah, you get it. Thanks to the latest TokyoTreat giveaway, that love doesn't have to stop at streaming. Until April 15, TokyoTreat is throwing in exclusive Disney Japan merch worth up to $50 when you sign up for a prepaid subscription. 

That's right, put on your Mickey ears, people! We're taking a trip to Tokyo Disneyland through the art of snackery.

If you've never heard of TokyoTreat, think of it as your passport to enjoy sweet and savory Japanese treats. Each month, they pack a box with full-size, limited-edition Japanese snacks — things like scrumptious mochi, matcha-flavored KitKats, and sodas you may have never known existed. It's a monthly moment of joy that turns your regular snack drawer into an international tasting tour.  

Let's break it down: 3-month subscribers ($35.50/month) get Japan-limited Sakura Pocky. Go up to 6 months ($33.50/month, aka the most popular tier) and you'll score a Disney Sakura Tsum Tsum Set — two pastel-perfect plushies plus the Sakura Pocky (because you can never have enough Pocky). The 12-month crew ($32.50/month) gets the crown jewel: Disney's Sweet Sakura Set, which includes a Disney Japan keychain (Minnie or Mickey, of course), Sakura KitKats, and, yes, the Pocky.

Use code DISNEY25 at checkout to unlock this sweetness, and then prepare to enter snack paradise. Because who doesn't love a good non-American treat? Come on. It makes snacking waaaay more fun.

So here's your move: pop open your TokyoTreat box, cue up an episode of Daredevil: Born Again or a classic Disney throwback like The Little Mermaid, and get snackin'.

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