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Kura Sushi Opens Round 2 of Nijisanji Campaign With 2-Way Outing Coasters

Kura Sushi began the second round of its Nijisanji present campaign on November 13, with a 2-Way Outing Coaster as the prize.

Reporting from 1 source: GAME Watch (Impress).

Why it matters

The second round swaps the round 1 clear poster for a coaster that doubles as a bag charm, and the 300,000-unit cap puts a hard ceiling on how many customers can collect the full set.

Kura Sushi Opens Round 2 of Nijisanji Campaign With 2-Way Outing Coasters

Key Facts

  • Kura Sushi started the second round of its Nijisanji present campaign on November 13.
  • The round 2 prize is a 2-Way Outing Coaster in four designs, limited to the first 300,000 people.
  • The coaster designs feature Kenmochi Toya, Fushimi Gaku, Todo Kohaku, Sueo Sango, Usami Rito, and Saiki Ittetsu.
  • Kura Sushi's Nijisanji campaign has run since October 30, with prizes for every 2,500 yen spent.
  • The Buri and Toro Fair began at Kura Sushi on November 13.

The coaster comes in four designs featuring Kenmochi Toya, Fushimi Gaku, Todo Kohaku, Sueo Sango, Usami Rito, and Saiki Ittetsu in deformed style, and is limited to the first 300,000 people. The chain also launched its Buri and Toro Fair the same day.

The coaster is built to be used two ways: set down as a coaster, or clipped to a bag with the included ball chain. Kura Sushi showed the finished item to media ahead of the November 13 start, and it runs large enough to sit across a palm.

The four designs pair the livers up: Kenmochi Toya with Fushimi Gaku, Sueo Sango with Todo Kohaku, Usami Rito with Saiki Ittetsu, plus one group design with all six. The campaign has run since October 30, with prizes for every 2,500 yen spent, and this second round lasts until supplies run out.

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