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T-shirt and front hanging with a motif of “Ikeike” sake from the YuruCan△ play.

Posted on September 14, 2022 by News Admin

Across released T-shirts and aprons in collaboration with Japanese sake, which appears in the anime “Yuru Can△.

The play features “Iida Sake Shop’s Ike Ike,” modeled after Hiroi Sake Shop’s sake “Ike,” and the label on the bottle was designed T-shirts are made of 5.6 oz. cotton, sizes M/L/XL, priced at ¥4,180.

The front hanging kimono is inspired by the one used by the clerk at Iida Sake Shop, and like the T-shirt, the label is designed on it. It is free size (63 x 47 cm, braided cord 240 cm) and priced at 6,600 yen.

Both are available at the online store of Hiroi Sake-ten (1298-9 Yawatano, Ito City, Shizuoka Prefecture). They will also be sold at a special booth at the “Tsumagoi Resort Sainogo with ‘Yuru Can△'” to be held on September 17-18.

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