The pop-up brings the Kiramekko line's sparkling-eye character mashups to a travel hub, pairing Chiikawa with Sanrio and mofusand with Ultraman for airport-only shoppers.
The Steller's sea cow kit continues the Gachikoseibutsu Club series' pattern of applying its skeletal and skin assembly system to animals beyond dinosaurs, in this case a marine mammal known for its extinction in 1768.
The collaboration extends CRONOS's Sanrio tie-up line with a full apparel and accessory set plus an in-store greeting event, pairing a fitness brand with a character known for daily wear appeal.
A new premium-scale figure from the current Clear Card line keeps the sequel-era Sakura design in circulation ahead of the announced anime continuation.
The collection marks the 35th anniversary of the film by turning Beauty and the Beast story elements into wearable fashion items, with a dress that puts the Magic Rose embroidery on the back as its centerpiece.
The lottery pairs the beloved picture book character with SEGA original merchandise themed to an 85th birthday, including a special Last Lucky Prize variant with the Man with the Yellow Hat's hat.
The collaboration brings four popular Sanrio characters onto CONVERSE-branded socks, expanding Avail's character goods lineup with a design crossover that pairs everyday wear with licensed characters.
Aoshima's The Bike line pairs a big Kawasaki superbike with a small Honda commuter for January 2027, both using rubber tires and vinyl piping for realism beyond standard plastic.
The sold-out popcorn buckets get a second run at two theaters under strict anti-resale rules, a sign the film's merchandise demand has not cooled.
This is the third Suou Patra figure, a 1/6 scale piece from Furyu's F:NEX line that Suou Patra herself supervised, priced at 24,750 yen for a June 2027 release.
The figure is Kaiyodo's 1/7 scale take on a goldfish-motif Miku, built from an original illustration co-created by ATDan and Hanasa and reproducing the eyes with 12-color pad printing.
The second Shigoto Neko x pop'n music kuji is now live with fresh Kumamine art, and the bonus e-amusement pass cards scale with draw-set size.
The lineup pairs plushies with party-ready kitchen and tableware, positioning Pokemon merchandise for Halloween hosting rather than collecting alone.
The re-release brings back a kit of the Giugiaro-designed, Lotus-engineered stainless steel sports car with working gull-wing doors for collectors who still follow the model.
The Danbo design turns a functional audio accessory into character merchandise, with a 300-unit launch discount aimed at moving the first batch quickly.
TOKOTOYZ pushes its Punikko squeeze line into dessert-themed blind boxes, using a secret variant and gift-friendly packaging to broaden the series beyond a plain collectible.
The interior brand is pushing Disney beyond children's goods, dressing Mickey and Minnie in tweed and an ivory-blue palette aimed at adult home and carry use.
Rokuhan is turning the 500 Series Shinkansen's announced July 2027 retirement into a pair of Z gauge products that recreate the commemorative logo on the train's cars.
GCD, a brand the article credits with strong support for detailed truck and construction machinery mini cars, is offering the Actros transporter as a limited gold-finish collectible.
A 1990s rally icon gets a detailed 1/64 die-cast treatment with a working hood gimmick, aimed at collectors of Japanese sports car culture.
The set recreates the final battle from Inui's perspective, with Takumi's car rendered only on the diorama sheet rather than as a separate mini-car.
The boxer briefs, printed with a full nude scene, are the centerpiece of a Grand Blue Season 3 merch line that otherwise sticks to apparel and drinkware, matching the show's gag-driven comedy.
The figures give Dead or Alive 6's paired fighters a matching release at the same price point with interlocking bases, letting collectors display the story-defined friendship as a single scene rather than two separate purchases.
Takara Tomy is selling two 2026-limited advent calendars at once, a standard Tomica set and a Disney Cars set, each with 24 daily presents and special die-cast cars, through Amazon Japan preorders.