Fans of Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Arc can soon bring the magic of a group trip home, thanks to a new collaboration with JR Tokai’s “Oshitabi” (推し旅) campaign. A fresh lineup of original merchandise titled “Oroshitate Minna de Ryokou ver.” (描き下ろし みんなで旅行ver.) is now available for pre-order through the online store AMNIBUS.
The collection features Kinomoto Sakura, Keroberos (Kero-chan), Li Syaoran, and Daidouji Tomoyo enjoying a cheerful outing, illustrated with treats like dango and a video camera in hand. Items range from display pieces to practical accessories, all designed to celebrate the beloved characters on a virtual journey.
Trading Items and AMNIBUS Exclusive Bonuses
Three types of trading goods are offered: Trading Acrylic Stand (8 varieties), Trading Glitter Can Badge (8 varieties), and Trading Ani-Frame (8 varieties). Each can be purchased individually or in a box. Customers who order a full box (or the equivalent number of single items) will receive an AMNIBUS exclusive bonus specific to each product line.
Standard Merchandise Highlights
For desk decoration, the lineup includes an Acrylic Diorama Stand, Extra Large Acrylic Stand (3 types), and BIG Acrylic Stand (3 types). Other items include BIG Acrylic Keyholder (3 types), Postcard 5-Piece Set, A3 Matte Poster (2 types), 100mm Can Badge (3 types), and Die-Cut Sticker (4 types).
Chibi Character Series
Under the sub-line “Chibi Character Minna de Ryokou ver.,” fans can choose from an Acrylic Stand, Acrylic Keyholder, and a set of two Hologram Can Badges (4 variations).
Motif-Based Accessories
Designs inspired by Kero-chan, Clear Cards, the Dream Staff, and the Star Key appear on a Multi Desk Mat, a black Mug, Acrylic Umbrella Markers (4 types), and B8 Hard Cases (2 types).
Pre-Order Deadline and Shipping
All items are available for pre-order via AMNIBUS until June 24, 2026. Shipments are scheduled to begin in late August 2026.
About Cardcaptor Sakura
Cardcaptor Sakura is a manga by the creative group CLAMP, originally serialized in the monthly magazine Nakayoshi from June 1996 to August 2000. It was compiled into 12 volumes (bunkoban) and later a 9-volume edition for the magazine’s 60th anniversary. A new story arc, Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Arc, began in 2016 after a 16-year hiatus and ran for 80 chapters (16 volumes) over seven and a half years. The anime adaptation aired on NHK from 1998 to 2000, covering the Clow Card and Sakura Card arcs. In 2023, a sequel to the Clear Card Arc anime was announced to celebrate the franchise’s 25th anniversary.
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