Ichiban Kuji Soccer Japan National Team Ver. Full Lineup Revealed
This is the first Ichiban Kuji dedicated to the Japan national soccer team, timed ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and its prize list leans heavily on fan merchandise rather than character figures.
Reporting from 2 sources: Denfaminicogamer, Dengeki Hobby Web.
BANDAI SPIRITS has revealed the complete lineup for "Ichiban Kuji Soccer Japan National Team ver. ~The Best View 2026~" on the official Ichiban Kuji Club website. The lottery-style prize draw is scheduled for sequential in-store release from June 13, 2026, with online sales starting June 15. Prizes include an A-prize Signed Summer Kettle in Emblem Cushion, a B-prize Happi jacket, C-prize Kiraizu Mascots, D-prize Choconokko Figures, E-prize Uniform-Type Multi Bands, F-prize Cooling Summer Towel Collection, G-prize Players Acrylic Stands, and H-prize Clear File & Sticker sets. The Last One Prize is a Signed Ball, also offered as the Double Chance Campaign prize. Each play costs 790 yen. The kuji will be available at FamilyMart, Lawson, bookstores, hobby shops, some drugstores, Ichiban Kuji official shops, and Ichiban Kuji ONLINE. BANDAI SPIRITS notes that availability and release dates may vary by store, and stock is limited.
The kuji is the first Ichiban Kuji product line dedicated to the Japan national soccer team, according to Dengeki Hobby Web. The prize list focuses on fan merchandise rather than character figures, a departure from many Ichiban Kuji releases that center on anime or game figurines. The A-prize Signed Summer Kettle comes inside an Emblem Cushion, a carrying case styled with the team's emblem. The B-prize Happi jacket is a traditional Japanese festival coat printed with the kuji's subtitle, "The Best View 2026." The C-prize Kiraizu Mascots are plush keychain-style mascots, and the D-prize Choconokko Figures are small, chibi-style collectible figures. The E-prize Uniform-Type Multi Bands are wristbands designed to resemble the team's uniform. The F-prize Cooling Summer Towel Collection includes towels meant for cooling down during summer. The G-prize Players Acrylic Stands feature individual player illustrations, and the H-prize is a set of Clear Files and Stickers. The Last One Prize, a Signed Ball, is also offered as the Double Chance Campaign prize, giving players a second opportunity to win it through an online entry after purchase. Each play costs 790 yen. The kuji is scheduled for sequential in-store release from June 13, 2026, with online sales starting June 15. It will be available at FamilyMart, Lawson, bookstores, hobby shops, some drugstores, Ichiban Kuji official shops, and Ichiban Kuji ONLINE. BANDAI SPIRITS notes that availability and release dates may vary by store, and stock is limited.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.