SNACK: 3-line summary
- The Haikyu!! × Rilakkuma pop-up adds 21 uniform-clad hanging plush, launching November 20.
- Tokyo and Osaka admission-lottery applications run October 30–November 8 for visits on November 20–22.
- Seoul gets collaboration merchandise from December 3, but none of the 21 hanging plush will be sold there.
Rilakkuma wearing Hinata Shoyo’s No. 10 jersey is one of the new sights in the latest Haikyu!! × Rilakkuma pop-up update. The hanging plush launch on November 20, while Tokyo and Osaka admission-lottery applications opened on October 30. Seoul will also get collaboration merchandise, but these plush are excluded from its lineup.
Snackgirls react
Kirari: A Rilakkuma in Hinata’s jersey would look so good hanging from my bag. I’d want that little black-and-orange uniform facing out.
Nea: I’m drawn to Tsukishima’s Kiiroitori, glasses and all. I’d like to compare the jersey numbers across the lineup; those small character details are part of the fun.
Hinata and Kageyama’s jerseys, now with ball chains
The hanging plush cost ¥3,200 each, including tax. There are 12 Rilakkuma designs, plus three each for Korilakkuma, Kiiroitori and Chairoikoguma, making 21 in total.
Hinata and Kageyama’s Karasuno uniforms appear alongside jerseys from Aoba Johsai, Nekoma, Fukurodani and Inarizaki. Korilakkuma gets Kageyama, Kenma and Atsumu versions, while the Kiiroitori dressed as Tsukishima even wears glasses.
The previously announced merchandise also includes acrylic stands, badges, double acrylic keychains and mini towels, alongside everyday items such as knit bags, frosted glasses and pouches.
One plush falls ¥100 short of the postcard bonus
At the pop-up venues, every ¥3,300 spent on eligible merchandise in a single transaction earns one random postcard from 13 designs. The amount includes tax, so one ¥3,200 plush alone falls ¥100 short of the threshold.
Separate receipts cannot be combined. Postcard designs cannot be chosen, and distribution ends when supplies run out.
Blind items are limited to three boxes (36 items) per product type per transaction; non-blind items are limited to three per product type. These are also the per-person daily limits, so splitting purchases across checkouts does not reset the allowance.
Tokyo and Osaka applications close November 8
The five-city pop-up run is split into two groups:
- Tokyo and Osaka, November 20–December 6, 2026: baseyard tokyo Harajuku and baseyard tokyo Abeno Q’s Mall.
- Sapporo, Kyoto and Hiroshima, December 18, 2026–January 17, 2027: baseyard tokyo Sapporo Stellar Place, Kawaramachi OPA and Minamoa Hiroshima.
Tokyo and Osaka require advance-lottery admission on November 20, 21 and 22. Applications opened October 30 at noon and close November 8 at 11:59 p.m., with results announced on November 9 or 10. Walk-in entry begins November 23.
For Sapporo, Kyoto and Hiroshima, December 18 is the lottery-admission date. Applications run from November 30 at noon through December 6 at 11:59 p.m., with results announced December 7. Walk-in entry begins December 19.
All application times are Japan Standard Time. Apply through LivePocket; walk-in entry at all five stores may still be restricted when crowded.
Seoul starts December 3, without the hanging plush
Seoul’s collaboration-merchandise event runs December 3, 2026–January 13, 2027, at the SMG CAFE merchandise corner on the third floor of AK PLAZA Hongdae. None of the 21 hanging plush will be sold there: the exclusion applies to every overseas store.
Other merchandise selections vary by store, so the Japanese lineup should not be treated as a complete Seoul stock list. Local product and sales details will come from the store’s own announcements.
Post-event sales are also planned, with details to follow. An online ordering window for the hanging plush has not been announced.
Sources and checked date: October 30, 2026 (JST)
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