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Limited Nhk Educational Program Goods Go on Sale at Don Quijote

Limited items from four NHK educational programs-Nyanchu, Nyakki!, Gu~ Chokorantan, and Zawazawa Mori no Ganko-chan-will be released sequentially from June 27 at Don Quijote and Apita stores nationwide.

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The collaboration brings NHK's children's programming into a major retail chain, making character merchandise widely accessible outside of specialty shops.

Limited Nhk Educational Program Goods Go on Sale at Don Quijote

Key Facts

  • Four NHK educational programs-Nyanchu, Nyakki!, Gu~ Chokorantan, and Zawazawa Mori no Ganko-chan-will release limited merchandise at Don Quijote and Apita stores nationwide starting June 27.
  • Products include T-shirts, face towels, all-over patterned pile tops and bottoms with stickers and hangers, and magnet sheets, all designed for unisex wear.
  • The goods will be released in waves beginning at 9:00 AM on June 27, with further details available on Don Quijote's official X account.

Products include T-shirts, face towels, all-over patterned pile tops and bottoms with stickers and hangers, and magnet sheets, all unisex.

The four programs span different age groups and formats: Nyanchu is a cat-themed variety show, Nyakki! is a dance-and-song series, Gu~ Chokorantan teaches science through experiments, and Zawazawa Mori no Ganko-chan is a stop-motion puppet series about forest animals. The items are designed for unisex wear and include practical accessories like face towels and magnet sheets. Don Quijote and Apita will release the goods in waves starting at 9:00 AM on June 27. The retailer is directing customers to its official X account for further details.

  • Nyanchu: cat-themed variety show
  • Nyakki!: dance-and-song series
  • Gu~ Chokorantan: science experiment program
  • Zawazawa Mori no Ganko-chan: stop-motion puppet series about forest animals

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