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Tom and Jerry Take Over Japan’s 7-Eleven! Get Your Hands on Limited Edition Art Bromides

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New limited edition merchandise of the world-beloved anime “Tom and Jerry” is coming to Japan’s Konbini store, 7-Eleven. Starting January 1, 2026, special content prints commemorating the release of the Happy Kuji “TOM and JERRY FUNNY ART!” 5 will be available for purchase from the multi-copy machines located inside 7-Eleven stores across Japan.

This campaign is linked to the Happy Kuji sold at 7-Eleven, Ito-Yokado, and Youme Town starting from December 26, 2025. “Kuji” is a very popular purchasing method in Japan, a system where you buy a ticket and are guaranteed to win some kind of prize. The main feature this time is the random bromides based on the designs of the prize figures (20 types in total).

A bromide is a collectible photo print. These feature exclusive designs you can only get here, with special photos taken of the figures that recreate the comical and funny moments of Tom and Jerry.

The sales period is from January 1 to January 31, 2026. During this period, five new designs will be added each week for a total of four weeks, so there’s always a reason to try your luck again.

Part 1: 5 Character Visuals

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Part 2: 5 Character Visuals

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Part 3: 5 Character Visuals

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Part 4: 5 Character Visuals

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These bromides come in L-size photo paper, and each print costs 200 yen (tax included). They are sold in a random format, so you won’t know which design you’ve got until it’s printed.

A Unique Japanese Purchasing Method: “Content Print”

These bromides aren’t sitting on the store shelves. You purchase them using a slightly unique method involving the “multi-copy machine,” a feature that Japanese Konbini, especially 7-Eleven, are proud of.

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To purchase, first display the QR code for your desired product at https://www.sej.co.jp/products/bromide/tjrbromide2601/?utm_source=prtimes&utm_medium=release&utm_campaign=bromide_tjrbromide2601 (Japanese Link).

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Next, simply follow the instructions on the multi-copy machine’s screen inside the 7-Eleven store and scan the displayed QR code. The bromide will be printed on the spot.

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This “Content Print (7-Print)” service is extremely popular in Japan, allowing people to purchase various digital contents like anime, games, and artist photos as physical prints. Why not grab a limited-edition item of your favorite character as a souvenir of your trip?
You can check the details at https://www.sej.co.jp/products/bromide.html (Japanese Link).

About the Happy Kuji “TOM and JERRY FUNNY ART!” 5

Fans shouldn’t miss the Happy Kuji itself, which is the basis for this bromide campaign.
The price is 790.90 yen (tax included) per try, and in addition to 8 prize tiers, there is also a “Last Prize” for the person who draws the very last ticket.
Check out the details of the kuji at https://www.h-kuji.com/goods/tomandjerry5/ (Japanese Link).

Why not take this opportunity to enjoy the delightful Tom and Jerry art collection by taking advantage of Japan’s unique Konbini system?

Source (Japanese): Happyくじ「TOM and JERRY FUNNY ART!」5のコンテンツプリントが2026年1月1日(木)よりセブン‐イレブン店内マルチコピー機に登場!

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