Miffy & Boris Line Check lottery opens at FamilyMart on November 13
Taito Kuji's Miffy & Boris Line Check Collection offers six prize grades plus a Last Happy prize, at 770 yen per draw.
Taito Kuji's Miffy & Boris "Line Check Collection" lottery goes on sale at FamilyMart stores across Japan from 10:00 on November 13, 2026, excluding some stores, according to animeanime.jp. Each draw costs 770 yen including tax.
The line has six prize grades plus a Last Happy prize. The A prize is a Miffy plush of roughly 48cm wearing the original "Line Check" outfit, while the B prize is a drawstring tote bag and the C prize a clear bottle, each offered in Miffy and Boris designs.
The D prize consists of mascot badges of Miffy and Boris in the Line Check outfit, the E prize is a compact mirror and the F prize a flat pouch.
Last Happy and bonus prizes
The Last Happy prize, given to the person who draws the final ticket, is a Boris plush of about 40cm. A Double Happy prize offers the same Last Happy Boris plush to 30 winners by lottery through ID entry on the official site.
An Extra Happy prize offers the A prize Miffy plush to 100 winners by lottery, using the ID printed on the F prize ticket stub. Miffy is a character created by Dutch picture book author Dick Bruna.
Quick answers
When does the Miffy & Boris Line Check Collection go on sale?
Sales start at 10:00 on November 13, 2026 at FamilyMart stores nationwide, excluding some stores.
How much does one draw cost?
Each draw costs 770 yen including tax.
What is the Last Happy prize?
A Boris plush of roughly 40cm, given to the person who draws the final ticket.