How big a fan of fried chicken are you? To celebrate Kentucky Fried Chicken's (KFC) 30th year in Japan, the fast food chain is holding a special competition through which fans can enter to win a selection of chicken-tastic prizes.

Only in Japan would you find food combined with technology – KFC fans stand to walk away with three one-of-a-kind prizes. The first prize is a KFC Original Keyboard - a specially-designed keyboard that looks like a KFC plastic tray with lots of chicken on it.

KFC Japan's 30th Birthday fried chicken computer keyboard
KFC Japan's 30th Birthday fried chicken computer keyboard KFC Japan

Every single key has been designed to have a chicken drumstick, a thigh piece, or a chicken wing sticking out of the key. Although the actual definitions of the keys are in white next to the keys, for the most part, it's a sea of chicken, with only the letters "K", "F" and "C" as actual letter keys.

The KFC logo replaces the Windows key and the keyboard also comes with a miniature Colonel Sanders standing by, as well as a KFC milkshake and a KFC bucket on the edges.

KFC Japan's 30th Birthday fried chicken PC mouse
KFC Japan's 30th Birthday fried chicken PC mouse KFC Japan

If that's not good enough, you could also hope to walk away with a signature KFC wired PC mouse, which is shaped like a chicken drumstick, or a USB memory stick, which has a USB connector hidden in the middle of the plastic chicken piece.

KFC Japan's 30th Birthday fried chicken PC mouse USB memory stick
The KFC Japan USB memory stick looks just like a piece of chicken plugged into your computer KFC Japan

Finally, 47 very lucky people can walk away with an exclusive pair of fried chicken earrings dangling on the end of silver chains.

KFC Japan's 30th Birthday fried chicken earrings
If that's not good enough, how about 3D-printed chicken earrings? Very stylish KFC Japan

The Colonel Sanders Day competition runs from 3 September to 24 September and people can enter the competition by following the KFC Japan Twitter account and sharing a status about the competition on both Twitter and Facebook.