Participate in the easiest charity in history! Hisui's Onigiri Action.

Hey, hey!
Did you notice? It has started again this year.
"Onigiri Action 2023"!!!

This is an event where if you post apicture of an onigiri,
100 yen per photo posted
will be donated by sponsor companies
to provide school lunches for children in Asia and Africa.All you have to do is upload a photo of an onigiri, a photo of yourself eating one, or a photo of yourself holding one to the special website!

You don't need to show your face.
With just that action,
100 yen, which equals 5 school lunches locally, is

automatically donated.
There is no financial burden
on the person posting.

There is no other charity as easy as this!!

So, I, Hisui, have already
made my first onigiri post for 2023.

Note!! The header image was borrowed from Min-Photo.
Hisui's onigiri is a simple one (lol)!

By the way, this year? Again this year? As a special bonus for the event,
if you post a picture of "a car and an onigiri" or
"a 7-Eleven onigiri" (you know, the one from 7-Eleven),
you will providedouble the usual school lunches.I can't take a picture of my car right away
(Kero takes it to work during the day),

so I think I'll post a 7-Eleven onigiri next time!

Everyone, please join in too.
Just upload your image here.

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Goku has already posted a "nori-wrapped meal" that keeps your hands clean!
This is great.

It keeps your hands clean, and you can eat plenty of nori ♡
Personally,
I'd like to name it "Onigirazu: Whole-Wrapped Style"!
Looks delicious!

Teruto Meister also made a cute onigiri!
I'll name it "Onigiri Matryoshka" (lol)

As expected of a miniature artist (lol)!

One after another!

Haso-chan is also participating.

This one has a great image.

Duffy looks like he's about to
bite into the package (lol)

I thought,
he must be hungry!


※※Mamarade also
introduced it to me 💛

Wow! According to Mamarade's daughter (who lives in France),
onigiri are popular in France too!?

Onigiri have already crossed borders...
You can also see the map of posted regions
on the official Onigiri Action website.
I'm surprised that there are actually quite a lot of posts
from Europe too!