ULTRAMAN STORE Opens October 9 With Yu Nagaba Collaboration Line
The line is the first installment of ULTRA COLLABORATION, the shop's artist-and-creator program, which positions the store as a licensing venue for design-driven work rather than a merchandise counter tied to broadcast.
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ULTRAMAN STORE, the official shop for the Ultraman Series, releases a Yu Nagaba collaboration line on October 9, 2026. Six items carry Ultraman and monster illustrations in Nagaba's simple line style, among them a T-shirt of Ultraman fighting Baltan Seijin and a tote bag of Ultraman and Gomora facing each other with Osaka Castle behind them. The Tokyo Ikebukuro PARCO store opens that day; the Osaka LUCUA South store opens in November.
The six items are a T-shirt at 5,500 yen, a tote bag at 4,400 yen, a ballpoint pen at 880 yen in Ultraman and Pigmon designs, a mug cup at 3,960 yen, a nine-type can badge collection at 660 yen per single or 5,940 yen for the box, and a tenugui towel at 1,650 yen. Most carry a purchase limit of one per person; the badges are a blind package and types cannot be selected.
At ULTRAMAN STORE TOKYO Ikebukuro PARCO, sales begin on the October 9 opening. At the Osaka LUCUA South store, sales begin from the grand opening in November. Purchase limits may be changed depending on sales conditions.
- ULTRA COLLABORATION T-shirt (Yu Nagaba): 5,500 yen each, M/L/XL, 100% cotton, limit 1 per person regardless of size
- ULTRA COLLABORATION Tote Bag (Yu Nagaba): 4,400 yen, cotton, limit 1 per person
- ULTRA COLLABORATION Ballpoint Pen (Yu Nagaba): 880 yen each, Ultraman and Pigmon designs, limit 1 per design
- ULTRA COLLABORATION Mug Cup (Yu Nagaba): 3,960 yen, porcelain, 340 ml, limit 1 per person
- ULTRA COLLABORATION Can Badge Collection (Yu Nagaba, 9 types): 660 yen single, 5,940 yen box, blind package, limit 9 singles or 1 box
- ULTRA COLLABORATION Tenugui Towel (Yu Nagaba): 1,650 yen, 100% cotton, limit 1 per person
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