Figures
Best match: Solaris Japan
3 partners ranked
Spy x Family
Spy x Family's Anya has become one of Japan's most merchandised anime characters — from Sanrio collaborations to Good Smile nendoroids and Lawson convenience store campaigns.
Overview
Spy x Family's Anya has become one of Japan's most merchandised anime characters — from Sanrio collaborations to Good Smile nendoroids and Lawson convenience store campaigns. Tokyo's character goods stores are stocked year-round with Spy x Family exclusives. We monitor every new product launch, cafe collaboration, and limited campaign.
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Graphic Hoodies & Streetwear
Best match: Rakuten
3 partners ranked
Trading Card Game (TCG)
Best match: Rakuten
3 partners ranked
Nendoroids (Chibi Action Figures)
Best match: Solaris Japan
3 partners ranked
Manga
Best match: Rakuten
3 partners ranked
Character Plushies
Best match: Rakuten
3 partners ranked
Acrylic Stands
Best match: Rakuten
3 partners ranked
Cosplay Headbands & Uniform Props
Best match: Rakuten
3 partners ranked
Characters
The faces of Spy x Family
Where to Watch
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About Spy x Family Merch in Japan
Spy x Family's Anya has become one of Japan's most merchandised anime characters — from Sanrio collaborations to Good Smile nendoroids and Lawson convenience store campaigns. Tokyo's character goods stores are stocked year-round with Spy x Family exclusives. We monitor every new product launch, cafe collaboration, and limited campaign.
Frequently Asked Questions
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