Art Moving Center launches Nijisanji Oshi-katsu moving plan
Art Moving Center will launch a fan-focused moving plan with specialist packing materials and a Nijisanji collaboration campaign from 1 November.
Art Moving Center has announced the Oshi-katsu Pack, a moving service designed to help fans transport collections of posters, figures, acrylic stands, plush toys and CDs or DVDs. The plan is tied to a Nijisanji (にじさんじ) collaboration campaign called “Moving is entertainment!”, with applications opening on 1 November.12
The centrepiece is a dedicated “Oshigoto Box”: an S-size moving box supplied with a cushioning case, five pieces of urethane padding, dividers, base boards and a lid. Art Moving Center says it can hold roughly three to four figures or around 40 CDs, depending on the size and shape of the items. The box is intended to remain useful as storage after the move.12
The company says the pack is aimed at customers who find it difficult to protect fragile or awkwardly shaped fan merchandise during a house move. The official campaign site describes the service as a way to reduce the packing burden while helping customers keep their collections safe in their new home.2
Nijisanji campaign benefits
The campaign will feature five Nijisanji virtual streamers: Hyakumantenbara Salome in November, Sasaki Saku and Shiina Yuika in December, then Joe Rikiichi and Suo Sango in January 2027. Customers who book Art Moving Center’s remote “Mirai” estimate through the campaign site can receive a smartphone wallpaper featuring a reproduced handwritten message from the relevant streamer.12
Customers who complete an eligible move can also receive a matching limited-edition collaboration card. Applications are scheduled to run from 1 November 2026 to 31 January 2027, while eligible moves must be completed by 12 March 2027. The offer is limited to applications made through the campaign’s dedicated site, and the company says rewards may end when stocks run out.12
The campaign will also include display events at Animate Ikebukuro and Animate Umeda. Art Moving Center’s original announcement says the campaign is being run with ANYCOLOR, the company behind Nijisanji, while the later campaign information sets out the practical conditions for the pack and its rewards.123
What this means for fans
This is a service announcement rather than a new piece of Nijisanji content, but it addresses a very specific problem for collectors: moving valuable merchandise without treating every item like ordinary household cargo. The dedicated box and reusable storage design are the most concrete parts of the offer, while the Nijisanji rewards give the campaign an obvious fan-community hook.
Our opinion
The useful idea here is the packaging, not merely the collaboration branding. A service that acknowledges the awkward shapes and fragility of fan collections is more convincing when it explains the actual materials and capacity, and Art Moving Center does provide that detail. The important caveat is that the benefits are restricted to customers using the campaign route and completing an eligible move, so fans should check the official conditions before assuming the box or rewards are available with a standard booking.