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JIN-Designed Chili Tuna Cans Head to Seven-Eleven Tokyo From November 10

Dongwon Japan will sell its "Chili Tuna 90g Jin Ver." at Seven-Eleven stores in Tokyo sequentially from Tuesday, November 10, 2026.

Reporting from 1 source: Nijimen.

Why it matters

Seven-Eleven shelves in Tokyo widen the reach of a Dongwon line that had been sold as single cans since September 2026, with a new Japan-exclusive JIN design added to the eight-can lineup.

JIN-Designed Chili Tuna Cans Head to Seven-Eleven Tokyo From November 10

Key Facts

  • Dongwon Japan's "Chili Tuna 90g Jin Ver." goes on sale sequentially at Seven-Eleven stores in Tokyo from November 10, 2026.
  • The pink can lineup has eight designs, each showing BTS's JIN in a different expression or pose.
  • One design is a new Japan-exclusive can showing JIN with both hands on his cheeks.
  • The product is priced at 322 yen, or 347.76 yen with tax.
  • The 90g can holds seasoned tuna on a tomato sauce base with onion, carrot and potato.

The product carries designs of BTS's JIN, with a different pose on each of eight pink can types, one of them a new Japan-exclusive design showing JIN with both hands on his cheeks. Dongwon Japan began single-can sales in September 2026. The price is 322 yen, or 347.76 yen with tax.

The can holds 90 grams of seasoned tuna on a tomato sauce base, with onion, carrot and potato added. Dongwon Japan lists pasta, sandwiches and fried rice among the ways to use it.

Seven of the eight pink designs had appeared only in the "Deko Chamchi BOX" before the single-can line started. Seven-Eleven notes that some stores may not stock the product and that it may not be on sale even inside the Tokyo sales area. The announcement adds that the product may sell out if raw material supply cannot keep up.

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