Frieren x THE FARM Collab Reservations Top 2,000 in First Month
The pace of bookings, pushed by guest social media posts and television features, has already filled some dates, a sign that a licensed anime stay can draw international visitors to a regional resort.
Key Facts
- Reservations for the Frieren: Beyond Journey's End collaboration stay at THE FARM in Katori, Chiba Prefecture passed 2,000 cumulative bookings within about a month of opening.
- The collaboration runs from July 17 to October 16, 2026, a 92-day event across the resort's glamping area.
- THE FARM's 32 glamping tents are decorated as special-spec rooms with characters and motifs from the anime.
- Guests from Taiwan, Singapore, the United States, and France have visited the collaboration since it opened.
- The collaboration features a Himmel statue, a 'being eaten by a mimic' experience, Mercur-style pudding, and exclusive newly drawn goods.
Reporting from 2 sources: Anime Anime, Nijimen.
Reservations for the Frieren: Beyond Journey's End collaboration stay at the farm resort THE FARM in Katori, Chiba Prefecture have passed 2,000 cumulative bookings within about a month of opening. The event runs from July 17 to October 16, 2026, a 92-day run across the resort's glamping area, under the official title 'Weaving Memories, a Journey of Stars and Campfire.' The collaboration decorates all 32 glamping tents with the world of the TV anime and offers a Himmel statue photo spot, a 'being eaten by a mimic' experience, Mercur-style pudding, and newly drawn goods featuring Frieren, Himmel, Fern, and Stark. Attention grew through guest posts on social media and features on multiple TV programs, and the resort reports visitors from Taiwan, Singapore, the United States, and France. Some weekend and popular dates are already fully booked.
The collaboration occupies the entire glamping area of THE FARM, which is open only to guests staying in the resort's 32 tents, each fitted as a special-spec room decorated with characters and motifs from the anime. Reservations run through a dedicated booking page, and the event is a three-month limited run that ends October 16.
The response has been driven by real guest experiences. Visitors have posted photos of the room decorations, the facilities, and their time at the site, and the spread of those posts, along with features on multiple television programs, pushed reservations past 2,000 within a month. The resort has also drawn guests from Taiwan, Singapore, the United States, and France.
The centerpiece photo spot is a statue of the hero Himmel, joined by a 'being eaten by a mimic' experience, a Mercur-style pudding, and newly drawn goods showing Frieren, Himmel, Fern, and Stark. The collaboration is credited to Yamada Kanehito and Abe Tsukasa, published by Shogakukan, with the Frieren production committee.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.