Hello everyone! This is Saori from Kawaii Republic!

This time! Something incredible that is neither anime nor manga has appeared as an Ichiban Kuji! You can enjoy the works of those artists and feel the good old culture of the Edo period!

[Japanese Style x Retro] Even Utagawa Kuniyoshi
Is in Ichiban Kuji!?
Works by Ukiyo-e Artists Active in the Edo Period
Are Now Available as Lottery Prizes!
The Utagawa School x Ichiban Kuji Has Arrived!

Works by the Ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi,
who was active during the Edo period,
and his disciples have been turned into lottery prizes!
Let’s enjoy the works where animals and monsters are depicted with a sense of nostalgia!

Utagawa Kuniyoshi and his disciples were Ukiyo-e artists who left behind numerous works during Japan’s Edo period. They are highly renowned for depicting eerie ghosts, yokai, and animals, and even if you live overseas, you have probably seen their works before, haven’t you?

This time, unbelievably, lottery prizes featuring such Ukiyo-e as motifs have arrived! While anime and manga works are often turned into merchandise, goods with Ukiyo-e motifs are quite rare, aren’t they!? The lineup includes one-of-a-kind items with high-impact designs, such as a Kitsunebi blanket that glows at night after absorbing light, cat cushions, and tote bags!

In particular, the pen stand that perfectly recreates his masterpiece, ”Takiyasha the Witch and the Skeleton Spectre (Soma no Furudairi),” is stunningly powerful! Please everyone, check out the Utagawa School x Ichiban Kuji, featuring these very rare Ukiyo-e designs!