SNACK: 3-line summary
- New The Legend of Zelda merchandise went on sale in Japan on November 5, 2026.
- The blue ocarina-shaped item is joined by a quilted tote, tableware and pins.
- The launch covers Nintendo’s Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and Fukuoka stores, plus its Japanese online shop.
The Legend of Zelda has a new batch of physical merchandise in Japan, including a blue ocarina-shaped item and an olive-green quilted tote. Sales began on November 5, 2026, with familiar game items and motifs also appearing on tableware, pins and other accessories.
Snackgirls react
Kirari: I’d pair that olive-green tote with a simple outfit and let the printed lining peek out in a photo. That little contrast between the outside and inside caught my eye.
Nea: I’d like to hold the ocarina-shaped piece for a moment. Then I’d probably spend the evening rereading the lore behind that familiar item.
A Triforce detail on the blue ocarina
The ocarina-shaped item, sold under the Ocarina of Time name, costs ¥5,500. Its blue body has dark circular openings, while a silver-gray decorative collar around the short neck carries a yellow Triforce motif.
The Nintendo TOKYO display places it on draped red fabric, giving the familiar blue silhouette a contrasting backdrop.
The tote saves its scenery for the lining
The quilted tote costs ¥3,300. Its olive-green exterior has diamond-pattern stitching, a tan patch and a metal ring beside the handles.
Inside, the pale lining carries illustrated scenery, including castle and landscape motifs. It is a detail tucked away from the bag’s relatively understated exterior.
Green tableware and a Silent Princess pin
The celadon-style green mug and matching plate cost ¥1,980 each. The mug has a raised decorative band near the rim and a softly speckled appearance.
The Silent Princess pin costs ¥1,430. Its flower design combines white-and-blue petals, green leaves and a closed bud, offering a smaller way to carry a familiar Zelda motif.
Four Nintendo stores and the Japanese online shop
The new goods launched at Nintendo TOKYO, Nintendo OSAKA, Nintendo KYOTO and Nintendo FUKUOKA, as well as Nintendo Store Japan online. The range also includes an embroidered keychain collection and a gold-colored Link badge collection.
For current product details and availability, visit the official Zelda merchandise page.
Sources and checked date: November 6, 2026 (JST)
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