New merchandise featuring newly drawn illustrations of Yuru and other characters from the TV anime Yomi no Tsugai is coming to Akihabara. The TV Anime Yomi no Tsugai POP UP SHOP Back Shot ver. will run from October 2 to 12 at Bushiroad Creative Store Akihabara Main Store in Tokyo.
The shop focuses on battle scenes drawn from behind, offering a different angle on the characters. Its lineup includes the Diorama Acrylic Stand Back Shot ver., Trading Can Badge Back Shot ver., Trading Mini Clear Colored Paper Back Shot ver., Clear File Back Shot ver., and Trading Acrylic Card.
Featured Goods
Among the highlighted items are the TV Anime Yomi no Tsugai Diorama Acrylic Stand Back Shot ver. at 2,200 yen, the Trading Can Badge Back Shot ver. at 550 yen, and the Trading Mini Clear Colored Paper Back Shot ver. at 880 yen.
Other products include the Frost Glass Back Shot ver. at 2,750 yen, Trading Metal Can Badge at 770 yen, Gabriel’s Gabugabu Acrylic Clip at 880 yen, Makoto-kun’s Colorful Gum-Included Candy Box at 1,650 yen, Trading Acrylic Sticker at 825 yen, Trading Hologram Can Badge at 550 yen, Trading Mini Bromide Set at 550 yen, and Trading Acrylic Block at 990 yen.
Purchase Bonus
During the event, customers who spend 3,000 yen (tax included) per transaction will receive one random Clear Bookmark from a set of five types. The bonus will end once supplies run out.
About Yomi no Tsugai
Yomi no Tsugai is a fantasy manga by Arakawa Hiromu, serialized in Monthly Shonen Gangan (Square Enix). It follows Yuru, a hunter boy living in a small mountain village, who gets caught up in a conflict over beings called Tsugai.
The TV anime began in April 2026, with its second cour starting in July. Ono Kensho voices Yuru, Miyamoto Yume voices Yuru’s younger sister Asa, and Nakamura Yuuichi voices the traveling merchant Dera. Animation production is by Bones Film.
The digital edition of volume 13 (Gangan Comics) is listed at 590 yen, and the digital edition of volume 1 (Gangan Comics) is listed at 295 yen. Prices and availability are as of the article’s publication.
(C)Hiromu Arakawa/SQUARE ENIX, Project TSUGAI
