Chiikawa gets new Bonbon Drop stickers and learning posters

Chiikawa is getting a fresh wave of stationery and collectible goods, led by new Bonbon Drop sticker sheets and a set of bathroom learning posters. The products are aimed at fans who want to take Nagano’s characters beyond the screen and into everyday routines. ¹²

The official Chiikawa Market product listing shows the new Bonbon Drop range in multiple character and colour designs. The glossy raised stickers feature Chiikawa, Hachiware, Usagi and other familiar faces, with several themed sheets presented together as part of the new release. ¹

Anime! Anime! reports that the range includes four Bonbon Drop Jewel designs: Magical Chiikawa, the darker version of Magical Chiikawa, Super Magical Chiikawa, and Angel and Devil. The stickers are scheduled to launch on 6 November through Chiikawa Market, Magical Chiikawa stores and other participating retailers. ²

The same product wave includes Chiikawa bathroom learning posters. The poster set is designed to stick to a bathroom wall with water and covers hiragana, katakana, voiced sounds, numbers up to 100 and reading the clock. The eight A4 sheets use familiar characters and scenes to turn basic practice into something more playful. ²

There is also a fourth Memo Pon stamp release from Sun-Star Stationery. The six designs include reading notes, shopping notes, a “please check” message, a speech bubble, “Hayaru” and “Congratulations!”, giving the stamp set a more practical use at school, work or home. ²

The learning posters are listed as launching on 28 October, while the Bonbon Drop stickers arrive on 6 November. The Memo Pon set is expected in early November, with availability varying by shop and region. ¹²

What this means for fans

This is a merchandise update rather than a new anime announcement, but it shows how broadly Chiikawa’s appeal is being used. The product line covers collecting, decorating, note-taking and early learning instead of relying on another plush release. That gives the launch a clearer everyday angle, particularly for families already familiar with the characters. ¹²

Our opinion

The stickers are the standout here: the character-packed sheets are immediately recognisable, and the mix of designs gives collectors more to hunt for than a single uniform pack. The learning posters are the more interesting expansion, though, because they use Chiikawa as a gentle way into routine practice rather than treating the property as decoration alone. Availability outside Japan may be patchy, so fans should check the official Chiikawa Market listing and local stockists before paying inflated resale prices. ¹²