Have you heard of the visual kei band ‘0.1g no Gosan’, known as “Japan’s most buzzing band” and generating huge buzz across social media within the Japanese music scene? Photos capturing moments from their energetic live performances are now easily available at 7-Eleven stores nationwide.Sales began on Thursday, January 15, 2026, through the “Memoka Pia” service using the multi-function copiers installed in stores.
Relive the Excitement of the December 30th Performance
The photos now available were taken at their concert held on December 30th last year. You can print out high-quality photos capturing the members’ intense expressions on stage and their powerful performances that energized the entire venue.
A notable feature is that these photos are “Selectable,” not “Random.” While random formats where the contents are unknown are common for recent Japanese idol and band merchandise, this service allows you to specify and purchase the photo you want. This system, ensuring fans can get their favorite member’s best moment, is a huge plus.
Photo Lineup and Specifications
The photos available for purchase come in two sizes: the standard Japanese “L size” and the larger, more impactful “2L size.”
Pricing is ¥400 (tax included) per L size photo and ¥600 (tax included) per 2L size photo.
The sales period runs from Thursday, January 15, 2026, to Sunday, February 1, 2026. As the period is short, lasting only about two weeks, early checking is essential. Precisely because this is the time when you want to savor the afterglow of the live event, be careful not to miss out on purchasing them.
The actual photo lineup is introduced below.
These photos capture the dynamic energy of the stage.
Numerous shots highlighting each member’s distinct personality are also available.
*Please note that the photos shown are part of the December 2025 performance merchandise and may differ from the actual product.
The 10th-Year Challenge of ‘0.1g no Gosan’
Here’s an introduction to the band ‘0.1g no Gosan’. Formed in 2016, they are a five-member band consisting of vocalist Yuuki Midorikawa, guitarists Tomoyuki Kawamura and Mari Mizuta, bassist Daisuke Masaki, and support drummer Masashi Kubota.
Their defining characteristic, as their tagline states, is their formidable social media presence. Their unique projects, transcending the boundaries of traditional visual kei bands, have consistently surprised fans. These activities aren’t mere gimmicks; they’re backed by solid musical skill and performance, leading to a steadily growing fanbase (affectionately known as “Miscalculation Gya”).
They have successfully toured venues like Zepp DiverCity, which holds around 2,000 people. Furthermore, in 2026, their 10th anniversary year, they plan to hold a commemorative concert titled “Dead Serious Pranks: The 10th Year Challenge” at the Pacifico Yokohama National Hall. This photo sale at 7-Eleven is just one event symbolizing their momentum.
Purchase Guide: How to Print at Japanese Convenience Stores
Even if you’ve never used a Seven-Eleven multifunction copier before, the process is simple. You’ll use a service called “Memoca Pia.”
First, access the official product page below and confirm the “Print Reservation Number” for the photo you want. You cannot print without this number. We recommend taking a screenshot on your smartphone or writing it down beforehand.
https://memorial.pia.jp/shop/pages/01gosan_mmbd.aspx🇯🇵
You’ll complete the process on the in-store multifunction copier screen. Refer to the image below for the steps.
Follow the on-screen instructions to enter your reservation number, and printing will start immediately. The convenience of getting your photos anytime, 24 hours a day (except during maintenance), is a unique feature of Japanese convenience stores.
How to Enjoy “7-Eleven × Memo Pia”
The “7-Eleven × Memo Pia” service used this time allows you to print content like artist live photos at any 7-Eleven store nationwide in Japan.Even if you couldn’t make it to the live venue or missed out on buying merchandise, you can get the same high-quality photos anywhere in the country.
The sales period runs until Sunday, February 1st. Capture the current state of ‘0.1g no Gosan’ as it accelerates towards its 10th anniversary. When you suddenly want to relive the excitement of the live show late at night, your nearest 7-Eleven will make that wish come true.
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