SNACK in 3 lines
- Ayataka’s Dragon Ball Z collaboration campaign starts on June 29 in Japan.
- The limited-design bottles have seven character designs, with the suggested price listed at 220 yen before tax.
- The campaign adds QR-code point entries for QUO cards, a four-star-ball wireless speaker, and PayPay point prizes.

Snackgirls editorial note
Red: A convenience-store-visible Dragon Ball bottle campaign is easy to notice. Seven labels also make it feel collectible.
AIKO: The official pages provide the campaign period, product route, prize structure, and purchase-bonus conditions, so the reader-useful facts are clear.
The Dragon Ball official site and Coca-Cola Japan’s Ayataka campaign page confirm that the Ayataka Dragon Ball Z collaboration starts on June 29, 2026. The limited-design bottles are listed at 220 yen before tax, with sales through supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, vending machines, and similar channels in Japan.
There are seven limited bottle designs
The target product is the Ayataka 650ml PET Dragon Ball Z design bottle. The character lineup covers seven designs, including Goku, Vegeta, Cell, Trunks, Gohan, Majin Buu, and Frieza.
The suggested price is 220 yen before tax. Actual retail prices can differ by store, so the shelf label remains the final purchase check.

The label QR code leads into prize entries
By scanning the QR code on a target bottle label, buyers can access the campaign site and collect one point per bottle, once per day. The points can be used for prize drawings including original Dragon Ball Z QUO cards, a four-star-ball wireless speaker, and PayPay point prizes.
The official campaign period runs from June 29 to October 11, 2026. That gives the campaign a long shelf window rather than a one-day-only feel.


A four-bottle store bonus is also listed
At participating supermarkets, drugstores, and similar stores, buying four Ayataka or Ayataka Cafe products can qualify shoppers for one original mesh and clear pouch from a four-type lineup.
In short, this is a Japan retail campaign built around bottle collecting, QR-code entries, and a store purchase bonus. For fans, the first useful check is the label lineup on local shelves.

Sources and checked date: Checked on June 29, 2026
- https://dragon-ball-official.com/news/01_4277.html
- https://www.coca-cola.com/jp/ja/brands/ayataka/campaign/db2026_notice
- https://www.inside-games.jp/article/2026/06/29/183697.html
The Dragon Ball official site and Coca-Cola Japan Ayataka campaign page were checked for the campaign period, target product, suggested price, sales channels, and prize details. Inside Games was used as the June 29 media signal cross-check.

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