Diners Club's "Regional Initiative Vol. 2."
This time, it is an "Initiative between Diners Club and Yamanashi."
Here are the details.
About "Regional Initiative Vol. 2"
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Club Co., Ltd., the issuer of Diners Club Card, has long been promoting activities to support initiatives that nurture Japanese business, culture, and arts, connecting them across generations.
This time, Diners Club has teamed up with Yamanashi Prefecture for "Regional Initiative Vol. 2."
It is reported that Diners Club has carefully selected numerous charms of Yamanashi using its "connoisseur's eye" and is offering them as services and exclusive benefits for Diners Club members.
Rare Yamanashi Wines Are Also Redeemable with Points!
From Yamanashi, Japan's top grape-producing region, Diners Club is offering rare wines that are difficult to obtain on the market as point redemption rewards in limited quantities.
Six varieties of wine have been carefully selected from four wineries, including "Grace Wine," which has earned high acclaim at numerous domestic and international wine competitions and is frequently selected for first-class international flights, and "Kurambon Wine," established in 1913, whose signature wines are made with indigenous Japanese varieties "Koshu" and "Muscat Bailey A" grown in its own vineyards.
In addition, there are wonderful benefits for Diners Club Card holders, such as a collaboration with "Inden-ya," which has a history of over 400 years in Koshu, and hotel vouchers for "Yumura Onsen Tokiwa Hotel," a renowned hot spring in Kofu, available as point redemption rewards.
Details on the rewards and how to apply are provided in the October 2023 issue of Diners Club member magazine "Signature," so be sure to check it out.
Reference
Diners Club Website