SNACK in 3 Lines
- The Sonic & Puyo Puyo 35th Sega Lucky Kuji starts at Lawson in Japan on June 23 for 770 yen per draw.
- The lineup already shows Sonic plush, Arle & green Puyo plush, acrylic panel, mini acrylic stands, badge sets, stickers, and a Last Lucky Carbuncle & Shadow plush.
- That makes this an easy pre-visit check for which prize tier to chase and whether the Last Lucky angle is worth watching.

Snackgirls editorial note
Kirari: The Sonic plush and the Arle-plus-Puyo plush already make the anniversary mood obvious.
Red: When the prize map is this clear before launch, it becomes much easier to decide whether you want one quick pull or a longer Lawson stop.
This kuji is useful because the buyer-facing details are already locked in. Sega Fave and GAME Watch both make the practical pieces clear: June 23 start, Lawson location, 770-yen price, six prize tiers plus Last Lucky, and the main anniversary visuals.
June 23, Lawson, and 770 yen are all fixed up front
Sega Fave lists the kuji for June 23 at Japanese Lawson stores with a price of 770 yen per draw. That already gives readers a clean first filter for schedule and budget.
So the first reader takeaway is the start date, the exact store route, and the per-draw cost are already settled. For convenience-store lottery goods, that is a strong planning advantage.

The 35th-anniversary lineup covers plush, display goods, and lighter desk merch
The reveal includes a Sonic plush, an Arle & green Puyo plush, a 35th-anniversary acrylic panel, mini acrylic stands, two-pattern badge sets, and an A4 sticker prize. The mix is broad enough to support both display buyers and lighter everyday collectors.
That means the practical choice quickly becomes whether you are aiming for the plush-heavy top end or the easier collectible tiers underneath. The prize map does a lot of the reader sorting work early.


The Last Lucky reveal makes end-of-run strategy part of the story
The Last Lucky prize is a Carbuncle & Shadow plush, which adds a clear finish-line hook instead of leaving the tail end vague. Readers can judge whether they care only about normal pulls or about the late-run timing too.
In short, this is a strong Lawson-route piece because fans can decide in advance how far they want to chase and whether the Last Lucky plush changes that calculation.



Sources and checked date: Checked on 2026-06-22 KST
- https://segaplaza.jp/lp/sonic-puyopuyo_kuji/
- https://game.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/news/2118939.html
The June 23 Lawson launch, 770-yen price, six main prize tiers, and Last Lucky plush were verified against the official Sega Plaza page and the same-day GAME Watch article.
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