Kumamon Square — Kumamoto’s flagship Kumamon experience center — is making a rare Tokyo appearance at the Kumamon Fan Appreciation Festival 2026 in TOKYO ~Kumamon Gakuensai~ (roughly: Kumamon School Festival), held over the weekend of November 7 (Sat) and 8 (Sun), 2026 at Kameido Clock in Tokyo. If you have friends or family in Tokyo, this is a great one to share.
A Kumamon Square merchandise booth will be on-site both days, stocking a mix of venue-exclusive items and charity goods. Several items are sold in limited quantities per day, so early arrival is recommended. Here’s a rundown of what’s available:
| Item | Price (tax incl.) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sankuma Bag 2026 in Tokyo (サンくま袋) | ¥600 | Lucky bag containing one of 3 random pin badges plus a Kumamon message card. Strictly limited each day — buy early! |
| New Year Postcard 2027 — Flower Sheep design | ¥180 | Annual limited-edition New Year postcard |
| New Year Postcard 2027 — Yarn Ball design | ¥180 | Annual limited-edition New Year postcard |
| Charity Can Magnet (76mm dia.) | ¥600 | Kumamon + “Rainbow of Hope” + “Thank you for supporting Kumamoto” design |
| Charity Acrylic Keychain (58mm × 64mm) | ¥600 | Wear it to show your Kumamoto love |
| Charity Postcard | ¥200 | Matching “Rainbow of Hope” design |
| Charity T-Shirt (White / Light Blue, size L only) | ¥3,800 | Recommended for Kumamon stage shows |
| Kumamon Square Trading Cards Vol. 2 (3-card pack) | ¥660 | 9 designs total; 3 random cards per pack. Exclusively shot for this series. Also sold at Kumamon Square and the Osaka event. |
| Mejirushi Charm (目じるしチャーム) | ¥600 | Clips onto umbrella handles, bottle caps, or pens so you can spot your stuff at a glance. 2 designs available. |
The trading card set is the same Vol. 2 Kumamon trading card series that debuted at Kumamon Square in late October — each pack contains 3 randomly chosen cards from a set of 9 specially photographed designs, so collectors may want to grab multiple packs.
If you’re not heading to Tokyo yourself, many of these items are also available at Kumamon Square in Kumamoto City during regular opening hours. The charity items — featuring the “Rainbow of Hope” message — support ongoing earthquake recovery efforts in Kumamoto, so every purchase counts.
Source: https://kumamon-land.jp/news
