SNACK: 3-line summary
- CUTIE STREET has announced a CD-reservation lottery for KAWAII LAB. COLLECTION in Kitakyushu, with signed instant photos among the prizes.
- Each eligible CD reservation comes with three lottery tickets and one random card from nine designs; signed-photo wins are not guaranteed.
- CD reservations are planned from noon on October 12 at Kitakyushu Messe, while merchandise has a separate sales area.
CUTIE STREET fans heading to Kitakyushu Messe on October 12 can enter a signed-photo lottery by reserving the group’s first album, CUTIE LAND, on site. Announced on October 8, the lottery will run at KAWAII LAB. COLLECTION produced by TGC ~KAWAIIっちゃ in KITAKYUSHU~.
Snackgirls react
Kirari: I’d be picking a favorite from the nine card designs, even knowing I can’t choose the one I get. That little random reveal is part of the fun.
Nea: I’d be quietly hoping for the signed group instant photo. A small print with the members’ signatures is the kind of keepsake I’d want to keep beside the album.
What one CD reservation gets you
Each eligible CD reservation comes with three lottery tickets and one trading card, randomly selected from nine designs. A random trading card is also listed separately as the lottery’s participation prize.
The A prize is a signed group instant photo for five winners. The B prize is a signed solo instant photo, with 80 available in total—10 per member. Signed-photo wins are not guaranteed, and you cannot choose the member, photo or card design you receive.
The nine designs in the card preview are trading cards, not samples of the signed instant-photo prizes.
The CD booth accepts cash, credit cards paid in a single installment and QR-code payments. Electronic money, point cards and discount coupons are not accepted, and card or QR payments may be unavailable if the connection is poor. CD purchases cannot be cancelled, returned or refunded.
CUTIE LAND prices and the reservation window
CUTIE LAND is due for release on December 2, 2026. The standard edition costs ¥3,300, while first-run limited editions A and B cost ¥6,600 each, including tax.
CD reservations are scheduled to open at noon JST on Monday, October 12, a public holiday in Japan. Sales end when the post-show queue clears or prizes run out, whichever happens first. Hours may change, and the lottery may be cancelled depending on conditions that day.
The per-transaction reservation limit is 50 CDs for any one group and 250 across all groups, though these caps may change. Venue reservations qualify only for the venue benefits and are excluded from other benefit campaigns.
Merchandise has its own sales area
Advance merchandise sales are planned from noon at Nishinippon General Exhibition Center (西日本総合展示場). There will be no merchandise sales inside the event venue.
Fans without event tickets can buy merchandise, but that does not grant admission to the performance. The separate CD-lottery notice does not confirm whether fans without tickets can use the CD booth or enter the draw, so the merchandise policy should not be assumed to apply there.
Doors open at 2:00 p.m., with the show starting at 4:00 p.m. JST. Merchandise stocks are limited and the sales schedule may change; having cash on hand is useful if cashless payments are unavailable because of connectivity.
Sources and date: 2026-10-08
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