SNACK: 3-line summary
- The Piyorin Godzilla dessert goes on sale November 3–13 to celebrate the release of Godzilla-0.0.
- Takeout costs ¥580; the ¥680 dine-in option at Nagoya Station’s Piyorin village includes one original sticker.
- Collaboration goods are already on sale online, with made-to-order plush orders closing November 17.
Piyorin’s little chick is taking on Godzilla’s look, right down to a chocolate crest, to celebrate the November 3, 2026 Japanese release of Godzilla-0.0. The dessert arrives that day at three locations across Nagoya and Kachigawa stations; collaboration merchandise is already on sale online.
Snackgirls react
Kirari: The yellow chick peeking out of that dark monster suit gets me. I’d turn the plush toward the camera so its little face steals the shot.
Nea: I’m especially drawn to the spoon. I’d enjoy having that Shinkansen connection as part of an ordinary dessert break.
Chocolate outside, Nagoya Cochin pudding inside
Piyorin Godzilla wraps pudding made with Nagoya Cochin eggs in chocolate bavarois, with Godzilla-inspired chocolate spikes on top.
It costs ¥580 for takeout or ¥680 for dine-in, both including tax. Dine-in orders also come with one original sticker, whose design changes each month.
A costumed plush and spoons with a Shinkansen connection
JR Central MARKET began online sales on October 22. The Godzilla-costumed Piyorin plush, ice-cream spoons and tin-cased flake stickers are available there in an exclusive advance sale.
The plush pairs the yellow chick with a charcoal-gray Godzilla suit and a star-shaped carabiner. It is made to order, with orders closing November 17 at 11:59 p.m. JST.
The spoons come in yellow and black and are made from recycled Tokaido Shinkansen aluminum. The flake stickers come with an illustrated tin case.
Other collaboration goods, including acrylic keychains, towels and tote bags, will be sold at Piyorin village from November 3–13 while stocks last.
The station makeover lasts longer than the dessert
Nagoya Station’s Piyorin village will have collaboration decorations from November 3–17, along with merchandise displays and a Godzilla statue. The dessert sale ends earlier, on November 13.
The exterior image is a concept rendering of the planned decorations. Piyorin village is on Nagoya Chuo-dori at JR Nagoya Station, a one-minute walk from the Central Gate.
Nagoya’s takeout batches start at 9 a.m.
- Piyorin shop, Nagoya Station — takeout: sales at 9 a.m., noon, 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. Purchases at this shop are limited to two desserts per person.
- Piyorin shop Atelier, Kachigawa Station — takeout: sales from 1 p.m. There is no preset purchase limit, though one may be introduced depending on the day’s sales.
- Piyorin village, Nagoya Station — dine-in only: dessert sales from 7 a.m.
All times are JST. Check the shop’s latest sales information before making a dedicated trip.
Sources and checked date: October 23, 2026 (JST)
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