Starting Friday, April 10, 2026, limited-edition prints for the movie Detective Conan: Highway’s Fallen Angel have gone on sale at Seven-Eleven stores across Japan. By using the “Multi-copy machines” (multi-function printers) installed in-store, fans can print iconic scenes from the movie right on the spot. This is a perfect opportunity for fans to take home a piece of the cinematic experience.
In this campaign, visuals of the movie’s main characters are available as “L-size photo prints” (the standard photo size in Japan, approximately 3.5 x 5 inches). With a high-quality finish, they are incredibly popular as collector’s items. The sales period runs until Friday, July 31, 2026, spanning several months. These are must-have items to commemorate your movie-going experience, so be sure to get yours early!
The Thrill of the Draw! A Random Lineup of 20 Designs
These limited prints are sold in a “random” format, meaning you won’t know which design you’ll get until it’s printed. This system offers the same kind of excitement as “Gacha” (capsule toys) or trading card games, which are huge in Japanese culture. There are 20 different visuals in total, making it fun to aim for your favorite character or try to complete the entire set.
The details of the lineup are as follows:
Conan Edogawa (4 Types)
The protagonist, Conan Edogawa, features in four different designs. From tense expressions on the highway—the movie’s primary setting—to his signature detective poses, each shot is captivating.
Chihaya Hagiwara (4 Types)
Chihaya Hagiwara of the Kanagawa Prefectural Police, who plays a vital role in this film, also appears in four designs. Her cool appearance riding a police motorcycle and her dignified beauty are iconic visuals of this movie.
Jugo Yokomizo (3 Types)
Jugo Yokomizo, a dynamic inspector from the Kanagawa Prefectural Police like Chihaya, has three designs. These prints capture his intense sense of justice hidden behind a stern expression.
Masumi Sera (3 Types)
Masumi Sera, the high school detective and Jeet Kune Do expert, is featured in three designs. Her active expressions and sharp, insightful gaze are particularly striking.
Kenji Hagiwara (3 Types)
Fans will be thrilled to see Kenji Hagiwara in the lineup. As Chihaya’s younger brother and a former member of the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) squad within the “Police Academy Five,” his three designs will surely spark the imagination regarding his role in the film.
Jinpei Matsuda (3 Types)
Jinpei Matsuda, Kenji Hagiwara’s best friend and an immensely popular character, also has three designs. His cool demeanor and fearless smile look even better on high-quality photo paper.
Japanese Culture as a Souvenir for Just 200 Yen ($1.35 USD)
The price is a very affordable 200 Yen (approx. $1.35 USD) per print. The specialized photo paper used in Seven-Eleven’s Multi-copy machines produces vivid colors and a glossy finish, making it look like an official promotional photo. They are the perfect size to slip into a smartphone case or display on a desk.
Experiencing entertainment so easily at a neighborhood convenience store (known as “Konbini” in Japan) is a uniquely Japanese way to have fun. We recommend stopping by a Seven-Eleven on your way home from the theater to enjoy the prints while the movie’s excitement is still fresh.
Smooth Purchase via QR Code
Buying these limited prints is easy using the in-store Multi-copy machine. Using a “QR code” makes the process even smoother.
Here are the specific steps:
- Access the Product Page 🇯🇵 on your smartphone and display the QR code for the item you want.
- Visit any Seven-Eleven store in Japan and locate the Multi-copy machine screen.
- Hold the QR code displayed on your phone over the machine’s built-in code reader.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to confirm the quantity, insert your coins, and the printing will begin.
The operation is very simple, so even those who are not fluent in Japanese or are using a Multi-copy machine for the first time should be able to purchase without any trouble.
The Charm of “Content Print” Culture in Japanese Konbini
Seven-Eleven’s “Seven Print” is a unique service that provides professional-quality photos of anime, games, movies, and sports directly in-store. As seen with this Detective Conan campaign, there are many time-limited special visuals, proving that Japanese convenience stores have become hubs for the latest culture.
These Highway’s Fallen Angel limited prints are only available until the end of July 2026. Don’t miss this chance to collect a lineup featuring Conan Edogawa, Chihaya Hagiwara, and the “Police Academy” fan-favorites Kenji Hagiwara and Jinpei Matsuda. If you are currently in Japan, head to a Seven-Eleven and get your own special souvenir!
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