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Posted: Thu Mar 17 2011
Mupon is an app available through iTunes that offers 2,500 yen's worth of digital discount coupons for entry to some of Tokyo's coolest art galleries. At the time of writing, they were offering the app at a discounted 600 yen, with all sales revenue going to Red Cross disaster relief.
Disaster relief: 10 charity buys
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