Unnamed Memory Art Book Collects chibi Illustrations With New Short Story
An art book with a new Furumiya short story puts fresh prose in print rather than in a magazine or a digital release, which ties the book to the storefront bonus rather than to a wider distribution push.
Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
Kadokawa Store has opened preorders for Unnamed Memory Archives -chibi art works-, an A4 art book collecting illustrations by chibi, the illustrator of the Unnamed Memory novels. The 128-page volume ships December 17, 2026, priced at 5,500 yen with tax. It includes newly drawn illustrations and a new short story by author Kuji Furumiya. Purchasers receive a postcard with a newly written short story by Furumiya.
The volume is A4, 128 pages, and priced at 5,500 yen with tax through Kadokawa Store. Beyond the collected illustrations, it carries drawings made for the book and a short story Furumiya wrote for it.
The store bonus is a postcard carrying its own newly written short story by Furumiya, shipped with the product while quantities last. Preorders can close once the planned quantity is reached, and Kadokawa states it will not answer questions about sales numbers, restock plans, or inventory. Designs and specifications may change.
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