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Toy Story Ichiban Kuji 'Toys' Glorious Memories' Launches December 19 in Japan

The lottery line offers nine prizes plus a Last One Prize, including a ROUNDUP figure of the Toy Story 2 dance scene and a 30cm Alien coin bank.

An Ichiban Kuji lottery line based on Toy Story, titled 'Toys' Glorious Memories', will be released in Japan from December 19, 2026, according to animeanime.jp. Each draw costs 781 yen including tax, and the line will be sold at locations including Seven-Eleven, Ito-Yokado and Youme Town stores.

The lineup runs from Prize A to Prize I plus a Last One Prize. Prize A is a ROUNDUP figure recreating a dance scene from Toy Story 2, about 17cm tall. Prize B is a five-figure walking set of Buzz, Hamm, Slinky Dog, Rex and Mr. Potato Head based on the street-crossing scene from Toy Story 2.

Prize C is a blanket styled after Andy's bed cover, offered in two types, while Prize D is a deck of playing cards based on the cards seen in Toy Story 2. Prize E is a strap and charm set in four selectable types, Prize F is a clinging mascot in four random types and Prize G is a ROUNDUP plate in four random types.

The lower tiers round out the line: Prize H is paper decoration in eight selectable types and Prize I is a stationery assortment in eight selectable types. The Last One Prize is a large Alien coin bank measuring about 30cm.

A double chance campaign will run from the release date until the end of March 2027.

Background

Toy Story won a special achievement award at the 1996 US Academy Awards as the world's first fully CG animated feature. Its sequel, Toy Story 2, introduced the cowgirl doll Jessie, and Toy Story 3 won two Academy Awards in 2010, for animated feature and song. Toy Story 5 was released on July 3, 2026.

Quick answers

When does the Toy Story Ichiban Kuji go on sale?

It will be released in Japan from December 19, 2026.

How much is one draw?

Each draw costs 781 yen including tax.

Where can I buy tickets?

Sales locations include Seven-Eleven, Ito-Yokado and Youme Town stores.

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