Ten talents from the popular VTuber agency “Noname Production” are appearing in special, limited-edition Christmas outfits. To celebrate the holiday season, their “Bromide Stands” are now available for purchase at Konbini across Japan, starting from December 9, 2025.
This is an unmissable event for fans of Japanese pop culture, especially VTuber enthusiasts. It might be your chance to spend a special Christmas with your “oshi” (favorite) VTuber.
The VTubers’ Limited-Edition Christmas Designs
Featured in this project are ten popular VTubers from “Noname Production.” Each one is dressed in an adorable, Christmas-themed costume designed specifically for this period.
The product being sold is called a “Bromide Stand.” It’s a unique item that can not only be enjoyed as a “bromide” (an L-size photo print, common in Japanese fan culture) but can also be cut out and stood up to be displayed like an acrylic stand.
There are 10 designs in total. You can choose and print the design of the VTuber you support. Each design is filled with a fun Christmas atmosphere.
Product Details and How to Purchase
These limited-edition goods are not found on regular store shelves. You can get them through a unique system characteristic of Japanese Konbini called the “e-Print Service.”
Product Name: VTuber Agency “Noname Production” Bromide Stand (Christmas ver.)
Price and Size: You can choose between two print paper sizes: L-size, which is a standard photo size in Japan, and 2L-size, which is one size larger. The price is 300 yen (tax included) per L-size print and 500 yen (tax included) per 2L-size print.
Sales Period: This is a limited-time sale, running from Tuesday, December 9, 2025, to Wednesday, December 31, 2025. It’s a short period at the end of the year, so fans should not miss out.
Sales Location: Available on multi-copy machines located in approximately 58,000 Konbini stores across Japan, including 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, Lawson, Ministop, and Poplar stores in Japan. You’ll likely find one almost anywhere while traveling or staying in Japan.
You can check the full lineup of designs on the official website.
https://entame.e-printservice.net/content_detail/noname
Japan’s “Oshikatsu” and Konbini Print Culture
In Japan, there is a term called “oshikatsu.” This refers to the overall fan activity of passionately supporting idols, anime characters, or VTubers, whom they call their “oshi,” and backing their activities in various ways.
Collecting merchandise like these Bromide Stands is one of the classic ways to enjoy “oshikatsu.” In particular, the print services available on multi-copy machines at Konbini have become extremely important for fans, as they allow them to easily obtain limited-edition goods 24/7, anywhere across Japan.
The experience of choosing your favorite talent’s design and printing it on the spot provides a special kind of satisfaction, different from just buying a product. This project is a perfect symbol of modern Japanese fan culture.
Summary
If you are a VTuber fan and plan to visit Japan this winter, this “Noname Production” Christmas campaign should be a wonderful souvenir of your trip.
Why not get a Bromide Stand of your favorite VTuber to decorate your desk or shelf? We highly recommend experiencing this uniquely convenient and enjoyable form of Japanese “oshikatsu.”
Source: 「のなめぷろだくしょん」所属VTuber10名がクリスマス衣装で登場。“ブロマイドスタンド”を全国の対象コンビニで手に入れよう!
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