AttendMe Opens Orders for Oshi-Can Canned Danish Bread with 20 VTubers
AttendMe says many of the 20 participants are independent or attached to small agencies, so the canned bread doubles as an original product for VTubers outside the major-agency structure the company says it was founded to address.
Key Facts
- AttendMe Inc. began taking orders for Oshi-Can on October 16, with the order period running through October 27 at 23:59.
- Oshi-Can costs ¥2,400 including tax, with a flat ¥900 nationwide shipping fee regardless of how many cans a buyer orders.
- Oshi-Can is produced with 20 VTubers and ships on a made-to-order basis, scheduled from late November to early December.
- Each Oshi-Can contains two pieces of soft Danish bread in plain and chocolate flavors and has a shelf life of about three years.
- The 20 participating VTubers include Miruka Buncho, Suzuri Ayaka, Euin, Ukaku Oniyui and Anzu Konokomusume.
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
AttendMe Inc. began accepting orders on October 16 for Oshi-Can, a canned Danish bread sold under an original label and made with 20 VTubers. The product costs ¥2,400 including tax, with orders open through October 27 at 23:59 and shipping scheduled from late November to early December. Shipping is a flat ¥900 nationwide regardless of quantity, and the run is made to order, so nothing sells out. Each can carries an original label printed with a participating VTuber's illustration, and the shelf life is about three years. AttendMe frames the product around disaster stockpiling: the company cites the three-days-of-food guidance used in emergency preparedness and pitches the can as something to store, display, or eat. Inside is soft Danish bread in plain and chocolate flavors, two pieces per can, packed in a muffin cup and stored upside-down so it can be removed without touching the bread. The can is easy-open and needs no opener, and AttendMe notes the bread can be warmed in a microwave. The 20 participants include Miruka Buncho, Suzuri Ayaka, Euin, Ukaku Oniyui and Anzu Konokomusume, alongside Nanoka Komukai, Suzuka, Yumime Suzuy, Maohasu Chotenshi, Sakurako Naruse, Mao Nekono, Issa Nekoyuri, Mao Hozuki, Uru Hoshiyomi, Meuri Kaito, Mimori Sui, Uruto Minami, Mine, Aru Yuzuriha and Reyuri Yoizuki.
AttendMe Inc. runs the order window for Oshi-Can from October 16 through October 27, with shipping set for late November to early December. AttendMe describes itself as a social media marketing company headquartered in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, founded in July 2018 with capital of 30 million yen, operating under parent Commerce One Holdings Inc. on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market.
The company states it partners with more than 3,000 VTubers and works with a network of over 30 million social media followers, and it also runs TaPrize, an online lottery for creators' original goods. The independent or small-agency status of most Oshi-Can participants is the point AttendMe returns to in its materials. The same announcement date brought a second AttendMe product, MELOKEY, an NFC-embedded CD-shaped acrylic keychain tied to 36 VTubers at ¥2,700 with a 1,000-set first edition, showing the company is running these collaborations in parallel rather than one at a time.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.