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景品 (けいひん, keihin) Japanese meaning: freebie | Kotomora
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If you answer the questionnaire, you can get a free gift.
This store gives out promotional gifts depending on the purchase amount.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 に 景けい 品ひん がつく for a freebie/bonus item to come with 〈物〉
This snack comes with a small freebie.
景けい 品ひん が 当あ たる to win a prize (in a drawing, game, or pachinko)
I won a luxurious prize in the drawing.
景けい 品ひん と 交こう 換かん する to exchange (points, tickets, etc.) for a prize
I exchanged my points for a prize.
景けい 品ひん を 配くば る to hand out party favors or small gifts
We handed out party favors at the end of the party.
景けい 品ひん として 〈 物もの 〉 をあげる to give 〈物〉 as a promotional gift or prize
We give a towel as a freebie to those who answer the questionnaire.
Kanji 品 goods, refinement, dignity Related words· 6 賞品 is a prize awarded specifically for winning or achieving something, while 景品 is broader and can be a promotional giveaway, lottery prize, or small event gift.
粗品 is a modest, humbly-worded gift given to customers or guests, whereas 景品 sounds more like an organized promotion, prize, or giveaway item.
おまけ is a casual word for a small extra or bonus thrown in, while 景品 sounds like an official promotion, prize, or giveaway item.
景品 is a promotional gift given with a purchase, while サービス in this sense is any complimentary item or extra given for free.
Show 2 more 景品 is a free giveaway or promotional gift with no competition required, while 懸賞 always involves some element of chance or contest.
景品 is a giveaway item tied to a purchase or prize draw, while 配り物 is broader and can be any handed-out item, promotional or not.
Don't confuse with 景品 is a free gift or promotional item given with a purchase, whereas 賞品 is a prize actually won through a contest or lottery.
試供品 is a free sample given for trial purposes regardless of purchase, while 景品 is a bonus gift or prize given as an incentive with a purchase or in a lottery/contest.
Etymology A Sino-Japanese-style compound written 景品. 品 means an item or goods; the exact historical development of 景品 in the sense of promotional gift or prize is uncertain.
