BANDAI SPIRITS will release “Ichiban Kuji Vincent van Gogh” starting July 25, 2026 (Saturday) at retailers across Japan. The lottery-style merchandise line features goods inspired by van Gogh’s most famous paintings, including “The Starry Night,” “Sunflowers,” and “Cypresses,” with the A prize being a diorama figure that recreates the world of The Starry Night in 3D. Here’s a full rundown of the release date, price, and prize lineup.
Release date, price, and where to buy
In-store sales begin July 25, 2026 (Saturday) on a rolling basis at Ministop, Daily Yamazaki, other convenience stores, bookstores, hobby shops, and official Ichiban Kuji shops. Online sales through Ichiban Kuji ONLINE are scheduled to start July 28, 2026 (Tuesday) at 17:00 JST.
800 yen per draw (tax included)
July 25, 2026 (Saturday), rolling release
July 28, 2026 (Tuesday) 17:00 JST
Availability may vary by store, and sales end once stock runs out, so early checking is recommended for those hoping to get specific prizes.
Full prize lineup
This lottery focuses on practical, everyday items inspired by van Gogh’s best-known works. The full lineup is as follows.
- Prize A: Starry Night Diorama Figure
- Prize B: Plant-shaped cushions (2 versions)
- Prize C: Crescent moon plate
- Prize D: “Chokonokko” van Gogh mascot figures (4 versions)
- Prize E: Brushstroke-pattern small plates (4 versions)
- Prize F: Sketch tote bags (3 versions)
- Prize G: “Acritz” van Gogh acrylic stands (5 versions)
- Prize H: Cup noodle weight coasters (7 versions)
- Prize I: Stationery assortment (5 versions)
- Last One Prize: Starry Night Diorama Figure — Dark ver.
Highlights of the lineup
Prize A: Starry Night Diorama Figure
The A prize recreates the swirling sky, hills, cypress tree, and village of van Gogh’s “The Starry Night” as a fully 3D diorama. The Last One Prize offers a “Dark ver.” with a deeper, muted color palette, making it a natural pairing piece for collectors who land both.
Prize B: Plant-shaped cushions
Prize B is a pair of cushions shaped like the outlines of “Sunflowers” and “Cypresses” (2 versions). Their painting-accurate silhouettes make them a distinctive addition to any room.
Prize C: Crescent moon plate
Prize C is a decorative plate featuring the crescent moon from “The Starry Night.” It works equally well as tableware or as a display piece.
Prize D: Chokonokko van Gogh mascots
Prize D brings van Gogh himself to life as a deformed “Chokonokko” mascot figure, available in 4 versions with different hats and outfits based on his self-portraits.
Prize I: Stationery assortment
Prize I is a stationery set featuring notebooks, stickers, and pin badges decorated with famous paintings such as “The Starry Night,” “Sunflowers,” and “Almond Blossoms” (5 versions) — practical items for daily use.
FAQ
Q. When does Ichiban Kuji van Gogh go on sale?
A. In-store sales begin July 25, 2026 (Saturday); online sales via Ichiban Kuji ONLINE start July 28, 2026 (Tuesday) at 17:00 JST.
Q. How much does it cost?
A. 800 yen per draw (tax included).
Q. Where can I buy it?
A. Ministop, Daily Yamazaki, bookstores, hobby shops, official Ichiban Kuji shops, and Ichiban Kuji ONLINE (stock varies by store).
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Ichiban Kuji Vincent van Gogh launches July 25, 2026 at 800 yen per draw, led by the Starry Night Diorama Figure (Prize A) and its Dark ver. Last One counterpart. The lineup also includes Sunflowers/Cypresses cushions, a crescent moon plate, and stationery goods inspired by van Gogh’s best-known paintings. Online sales open July 28, so it’s worth checking both in-store and online availability.
Prices, release dates, and prize details are subject to change. Please check the official Ichiban Kuji website for the latest information.
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