Yoshinoya x Dragon Quest Walk starts on July 2 with a 932-yen in-store set and two waves of figure bonuses

This is a strong Japan-local campaign package because the official Yoshinoya page already exposes the timing, the meal-set pricing, the figure bonus structure, and the longer reward loop. GAME Watch logged the announcement on June 24 at 16:02 JST, while Yoshinoya’s own page anchors the collaboration around July 2 at 10:00, a 932-yen tax-included in-store set, and a two-wave lineup of eight figures.

The July 2 start time and the 932-yen set are the first practical facts

Yoshinoya’s official campaign page splits the rollout into a first wave from July 2 at 10:00 to July 15 at 20:00 and a second wave from July 16 at 10:00 to July 29 at 20:00. That makes the campaign immediately useful for readers who care about exact store timing rather than vague “coming soon” language.

The in-store Dragon Quest Walk set is priced at 848 yen before tax and 932 yen tax included. July 2 at 10:00 plus the 932-yen tax-included price is the first buyer-facing bundle that matters here.

The two figure waves are the core reason this collaboration stands out

The official page says each in-store set includes one random original figure. Yoshinoya then breaks the bonus pool into four figures for wave one and four figures for wave two, which gives the collaboration a clear collection angle instead of a single undifferentiated novelty bonus.

That is also why the image stack works so cleanly. The page already exposes the set hero, two campaign visuals, and separate stills for wave one and wave two, so the article does not need filler media or generated substitutes.

The app point reward line extends the campaign beyond one meal order

Yoshinoya is also running an app point campaign that grants one point per 500 yen spent. The campaign window runs from July 2 at 10:00 to August 26 at 20:00, with reward exchange available until September 4 at 24:00.

So the clean takeaway is a July 2 start, a 932-yen tax-included set, two figure waves, a 500-yen-per-point reward path, and six stable official stills. That is enough local store-value detail for the morning lane.