Tsunomaki Watame and Rindo Chihaya hololive Meet 2026 Goods Arrive at Tokyo Otaku Mode
Tokyo Otaku Mode is carrying two ambassadors' goods at once in an identical seven-item format, which makes the pair the measurable unit of the 2026 edition rather than a single talent's drop.
Key Facts
- Tokyo Otaku Mode is selling hololive Meet 2026 goods for Tsunomaki Watame and Rindo Chihaya, with seven products per ambassador.
- The hololive Meet 2026 hologram can badge costs 550 yen including tax, the lowest-priced item in the lineup.
- The hololive Meet 2026 deformed illustration T-shirt costs 3,850 yen including tax, the highest-priced item in the lineup.
- The hololive Meet 2026 2way aurora acrylic stand costs 1,980 yen including tax.
- The hololive Meet 2026 luggage tag costs 1,540 yen and the oshi-katsu pouch costs 3,300 yen, both including tax.
Reporting from 1 source: Inside.
Tokyo Otaku Mode is selling hololive Meet 2026 merchandise for two ambassadors of the global event series: Tsunomaki Watame and Rindo Chihaya. Each ambassador has seven items on sale, priced in Japanese yen with tax included. The shared lineup covers an acrylic mascot at 770 yen, a square can magnet at 770 yen, a deformed illustration T-shirt at 3,850 yen, a luggage tag at 1,540 yen, an oshi-katsu pouch at 3,300 yen, a 2way aurora acrylic stand at 1,980 yen and a hologram can badge at 550 yen. Tsunomaki's acrylic item is an acrylic name tag mascot; Rindo's is an acrylic mejirushi mascot. The series travels to bring the hololive production experience to fans around the world, and both talents were picked as ambassadors for the 2026 edition. The items put each ambassador's key visual art and deformed-style illustrations on wearables and small goods.
Both drops use the same seven-product template, so the only differences are the art and the name of the acrylic mascot. Rindo's version is a mejirushi mascot, the type worn as a small marker, while Tsunomaki's is a name tag mascot. Everything else repeats: the square can magnet, the deformed T-shirt, the luggage tag, the 3,300 yen oshi-katsu pouch, the 1,980 yen 2way aurora acrylic stand and the 550 yen hologram can badge. The T-shirt is the most expensive item in each set.
Tsunomaki's profile in the listing leans on her relaxed speaking style, her singing and her long, frequent streams. Rindo's leans on a self-described 300-horsepower persona, a powerful singing voice and a cheerful manner that sits apart from a cool older-sister look. The event series itself is built around traveling to bring the hololive production experience to fans worldwide, and the ambassador role is how each talent is attached to that tour. Prices and stock status are as of the article publication date.
- Acrylic mascot (Tsunomaki Watame name tag, Rindo Chihaya mejirushi): 770 yen, tax included
- Square Can Magnet: 770 yen, tax included
- Deformed Illustration T-Shirt: 3,850 yen, tax included
- Luggage Tag: 1,540 yen, tax included
- Oshi-katsu Pouch: 3,300 yen, tax included
- 2way Aurora Acrylic Stand: 1,980 yen, tax included
- Hologram Can Badge: 550 yen, tax included
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.