Kadokawa Store Opens Pre-Orders for Ruri no Hoseki Nagi Waist Bag
Kadokawa Store is taking pre-orders for a waist bag modeled on the one Nagi Arato wears in the Ruri no Hoseki TV anime.
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Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
Why it matters
A wearable prop reproduction priced and specified like a general-use bag rather than a character trinket shows Kadokawa treating Ruri no Hoseki merchandise as everyday goods, with the pre-order window timed to close on a fixed date and shipping set months out.
Key Facts
- Kadokawa Store is accepting pre-orders for the Ruri no Hoseki Nagi's Waist Bag, a reproduction of Nagi Arato's bag from the TV anime.
- The bag is made of polyester, made in China, sold by ACROS, and priced at 10,780 yen including tax.
- Pre-orders at Kadokawa Store close on November 17, 2026 at 23:59, with shipping scheduled for late March 2027.
- The main compartment holds an A5-size notebook, and a 600ml plastic bottle fits horizontally.
- The bag has two buckles on the front flap, a leather patch printed with Nagi's profile, and a mineral-pattern inner lining.
The polyester bag reproduces the story design with two front buckles, a leather patch printed with Nagi's profile, and a mineral-pattern lining. It holds an A5 notebook and a 600ml bottle. Pre-orders close November 17, 2026 at 23:59, priced at 10,780 yen, with shipping planned for late March 2027.
The bag copies the coloring and the pair of buckles lined up on the front flap, and adds a side belt for attaching a bell or keychain; the bell itself is not included. Twill fabric gives the main body a firm hand and a subdued luster, and the interior uses an original pattern drawn from minerals.
Storage is built around the front zipper pocket with flap, three-dimensional pockets on both sides, and an open pocket inside. The main compartment takes an A5 notebook, and a 600ml plastic bottle fits horizontally. The back is mesh, and the waist belt adjusts from either side. ACROS is the seller, and the bag is made in China.
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