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Since his debut as a crane game character in 2003, Kapibara-san has been developed into books, CDs, and more, and now a collaboration with him and natural girly fashion brand Earth Music & Ecology has been initiated. A Kapibara-san Ichiban Kuji with a lineup of 17 prizes across eight tiers and a Last One prize will begin in late June at Mini Stop, Three F, and other convenience stores in Japan. Each no-lose entry will cost 500 yen (tax included).
Kapibara-san lives carefreely in grassy meadows and loves hot springs, lounging around, and taking naps. He has a good compatibility with Earth Music & Ecology which stresses things in nature. Kapibara-san can be seen tasting flowers and sniffing coffee on the clear files included in the stationery set titled “Wonderful and Charming Everyday Prize.” Just looking at it is enough to heal you.
The “Shopping Sunday Prize” is a ladies’ medium T-shirt. It features an original design of Kapibara-san nonchalantly hanging out inside the Earth Music & Ecology logo.
The “‘I’m Off’ Monday Prize” is a limited plushie with a shopping bag attached. He looks cute decorated with the light blue brand color for Earth Music & Ecology. It has a rather impressive size at roughly 40 centimeters.
The “Wipe Away the Tears Tuesday Prize” is a hand towel that is a staple item for Earth Music & Ecology. Four versions total will be available.
The “Girl Party Wednesday Prize” is key chains of Kapibara-san, White-san, and Namakemono-kun. The large bag they are sitting in makes them look even cuter.
The “Healing Thursday Prize” is three types of glasses with refreshing designs of Kapibara-san and the light blue color of Earth Music & Ecology. Use them to wind down at the end of the day!
The “Stylish Date Friday Prize” is a pouch of Kapibara-san’s face. You will likely need courage to bring this impactful item on a date with you, but since it’s about 15 centimeters large, you may be able to use it as a bag inside a bag.
The “Dreamy Saturday Prize” is a generously sized 100-centimeter bath towel. Its friendly illustration of Kapibara-san and the others is charming.
The “Last One Prize” is house slippers with which you can entirely cover your feet with Kapibara-san. The person who draws the last lottery ticket will win this prize.
One hundred people will also be chosen to win a White-san plushie in the Double Chance Campaign which can be entered with a ticket stub to the Ichiban Kuji.
“Ichiban Kuji Kapibara-san × Earth Music & Ecology” will also have a lineup of many original items. These will be given on a first come, first served basis, so those who are sure of what they want should enter as soon as possible. Kapibara-san collaborative one piece outfits and accessories are also available at Earth Music & Ecology, so why not check these out along with everything else?
Source: Otajo
Source article written by Ryo Fujii
