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Yomi no Tsugai Pop Up Shop Will Sell Back-View Art Goods in Akihabara

Merchandise keyed to a single illustration angle and priced across a wide range from 550 to 2,750 yen shows the production committee is still monetizing Yomi no Tsugai after its second cour began in July.

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Yomi no Tsugai Pop Up Shop Will Sell Back-View Art Goods in Akihabara

A limited-time pop up shop for the TV anime Yomi no Tsugai will run from October 2 to 12 at Bushiroad Creative Store Akihabara Main Store in Tokyo. It sells goods built on newly drawn rear-angle illustrations, including diorama acrylic stands at 2,200 yen, trading can badges at 550 yen, and trading mini clear colored paper at 880 yen, plus clear files, frosted glass, acrylic clips, candy boxes, stickers, and acrylic blocks. Buyers spending 3,000 yen per transaction get one of five clear bookmarks while supplies last.

The shop takes the back-angle idea seriously enough to apply it across the whole lineup, from small badges to a 2,750 yen frost glass piece. It opens at the Akihabara main store on October 2 and closes October 12.

Hiromu Arakawa's fantasy manga runs in Monthly Shonen Gangan, and the anime started airing in April 2026 with a second cour from July. Kensho Ono voices Yuru, with Yume Miyamoto as his younger sister Asa and Yuichi Nakamura as the merchant Dera. Animation production is by Bones Film.

  • Diorama Acrylic Stand Backshot ver.: 2,200 yen
  • Trading Can Badge Backshot ver.: 550 yen
  • Trading Mini Clear Colored Paper Backshot ver.: 880 yen
  • Clear File Backshot ver.
  • Frost Glass Backshot ver.: 2,750 yen
  • Trading Metal Can Badge: 770 yen
  • Gabriel's Gabugabu Acrylic Clip: 880 yen
  • Makoto-kun's Colorful Gum-Containing Candy Box: 1,650 yen
  • Trading Acrylic Sticker: 825 yen
  • Trading Hologram Can Badge: 550 yen
  • Trading Mini Bromide Set: 550 yen
  • Trading Acrylic Block: 990 yen

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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