Pochita Gets a Traditional Makeover: Koushuu Inden Coin Purse from Chainsaw Man Reze Arc Movie

A new piece of merchandise from the theatrical film Chainsaw Man – Reze Arc brings the adorable chainsaw devil Pochita to life through a traditional Japanese craft. The Koushuu Inden gama-guchi (coin purse) features Pochita’s design rendered in lacquer on deerskin, blending anime charm with centuries-old artisan techniques.

Chainsaw Man Reze Arc Movie Success

The original Chainsaw Man manga by Fujimoto Tatsuki has surpassed 36 million copies in circulation worldwide. The first part was serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump (Shueisha), and the second part runs on Shonen Jump+ (Shueisha). The TV anime adaptation, produced by MAPPA, aired in October 2022 and has been streamed in over 200 countries and regions.

The theatrical film Chainsaw Man – Reze Arc (distributed by Toho) opened on September 19, 2025. It earned 10.8 billion yen domestically and 29.78 billion yen worldwide, and won the Animation of the Year award at the 49th Japan Academy Prize (2026). A sequel anime, Chainsaw Man – Assassin Arc, has already been announced.

Pochita-Inspired Koushuu Inden Coin Purse

The coin purse is made using the traditional Koushuu Inden technique, which involves dyeing tanned deerskin and painting patterns with lacquer. The material is soft, lightweight, and durable, and its texture changes the more it is used. Pochita is depicted in lacquer, with scale patterns reminiscent of Pochita’s tail and the starter rope on Chainsaw Man’s chest. Each piece is finished by hand, so the shade of the dye and the lacquer pattern vary slightly, giving every purse a unique look.

Product Details and Availability

The purse is crafted by Inden no Yamamoto in Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture. It is available for pre-order on PochiMart from August 4, 2026 (Tuesday) 12:00 JST to August 17, 2026 (Monday) 12:00 JST, with delivery scheduled for early December 2026. It will also be sold at CHAINSAW MAN PLAZA TheMovie:RezeArc venues (release date to be announced).

(C) 2025 MAPPA／Chainsaw Man Project (C) Fujimoto Tatsuki／Shueisha