Shinsuke Yoshitake's Korobeba Ii Noni Character Becomes a Room Light
A picture book character is being sold as a light and a new book together, with the author's wish to liven up bookstores given as the reason the project happened.
Reporting from 1 source: Nijimen.
Takarajimasha released a book set on October 16, 2026, built around a room light shaped like Aitsu, the character from Shinsuke Yoshitake's picture book Korobeba Ii Noni. The set, priced at 4,378 yen, pairs the light with a picture book newly drawn for it. The light's design comes from Yoshitake's own handwritten rough sketches, and the resentment ball it holds in both hands is the part that glows.
The light copies a figure 142 mm tall, 95 mm wide and 115 mm deep: a purple body, horns, and a crossbody bag worked into the side view. The resentment ball in its hands carries three modes, with normal mode offering high, medium and low brightness, plus pika-pika for rapid blinking and yasuragi for slow blinking.
The included picture book is drawn for this set, and the official announcement carries handwritten messages from Yoshitake on both the light and the book.
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