Hatsune Miku game figure joins prize lineup on July 22

Banpresto Navi’s official product page has listed the Hatsune Miku Holiday Memories -Game- prize figure. According to the official listing, it is scheduled to appear sequentially from July 22, 2026, and comes in one type.

What is coming out?

This item is the fourth theme in the Holiday Memories series, a prize figure that depicts Hatsune Miku leisurely enjoying a game. HOBBY Watch also introduced it in a July 13 report as an item scheduled to roll out sequentially from July 22.

The product specifications on the official page are one type, about 13 cm tall, and about 15 cm wide. Rather than a vertically imposing figure, this looks like a piece where the horizontal scene, including the game device and props, matters most.

Check the rollout timing and participating locations before thinking about price

This is not a standard preorder figure, but an arcade prize item. That means the official page focuses on appearance timing and product specifications, rather than a regular retail list price. Since no price is listed, actual stock availability and participating locations remain separate points to check.

The official page also notes that the photos may differ from the actual product and that appearance timing may vary by location. In other words, July 22 should be read as the start of the sequential rollout, not as a date when it will appear in every store nationwide at the same time.

The game theme also fits Game Sunakku readers

Hatsune Miku figures often appear with music or illustration-focused themes, but this item is clearly themed around games. With a composition that looks like she is sitting in a chair and looking at a screen, it is the kind of figure whose atmosphere comes alive when placed near a gaming room setup, desk, or console accessories.

In this morning lane, we also checked Premium Bandai Gunpla candidates, but their official product pages could not be opened directly from the VPS. By contrast, this Miku prize was selected as a safe automatic publication candidate because the official product page, five official images, and public reporting signals were all locked in.