SNACK in 3 lines
- The Trails in the Sky collection lottery went live on Kujico at noon JST on July 22.
- The sale runs until August 23 at 23:59 JST, with each draw priced at ¥880.
- The prize pool centers on selectable acrylic boards, A3 visual cloths, marker charms, clear cards and badges using original art assets.
Snackgirls editorial note
AIKO: This one is clean because the official page locks the price, period, shipping fee and prize list.
Red: If you care about Trails in the Sky art, the acrylic boards and visual cloths are the first things to compare before drawing.
Kujico’s official product page and Inside Games’ July 22 report confirm that the Trails in the Sky collection lottery went live at noon JST on July 22, 2026. Each draw costs ¥880, and the sale runs until August 23 at 23:59 JST.
The official page locks the price and period
The official Kujico page lists the sale period as July 22, 2026 at 12:00 through August 23 at 23:59 JST. Each draw costs ¥880, and the shipping fee is listed as ¥550 per purchase in Japan.
Delivery is expected roughly 2.5 months after the sale period ends. This is not an instant-pickup item, so buyers should check the sale period, shipping fee and delivery estimate together before drawing.
Top prizes are acrylic boards and visual cloths
The S prize is a set of five selectable acrylic board designs using original material. Winners can choose the preferred design through the lottery result page.
The A prize is a lineup of eight selectable A3 visual cloths featuring characters such as Estelle, Joshua, Scherazard, Olivier, Agate, Kloe, Tita and Zin. This makes the collection more display-oriented than a tiny-goods-only drop.
Small goods fill out the draw pool
The B, C and D prize tiers include marker charms, clear cards and can badges. The official lineup gives fans a broad character spread even outside the higher tiers.
Because online lotteries often involve multiple draws and a separate shipping fee, the lower-tier goods matter. The overall value depends on whether the whole prize pool feels useful, not only whether the top prize looks good.
Why it fits Japan Geek Culture
This is a game-IP goods story rather than a new game announcement, but it has a clear Japan online-lottery route and confirmed buyer facts.
This article uses official/source images only. It does not use generated thumbnails, editorial-card substitutes or unrelated filler images.
Sources and checked date: Checked on 2026-07-22 KST
- https://kujico.jp/detail/302
- https://www.inside-games.jp/article/2026/07/22/184934.html
- https://x.com/kujico_official/status/2079763570905243755
Sale timing, end date, draw price, shipping fee, delivery estimate and prize lineup were checked through the official Kujico product page and Inside Games’ July 22, 2026 JST report.
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