Good news for fans of the popular Japanese anime “Detective Conan”! Starting from Friday, December 5, 2025, the “Sega Lucky Kuji: Detective Conan Memorial Cut FILE.3” will be released sequentially at Lawson stores all over Japan.
In Japan, “kuji” lotteries for exclusive anime and game merchandise are an incredibly popular part of the culture. Unlike a simple luck-of-the-draw lottery, this is a form of “guaranteed” entertainment where every participant is sure to win a prize. This particular lottery costs 700 yen (tax included) per try and features special items you can’t get anywhere else.
The theme this time is “Memorial Cut FILE.3.” It focuses on six particularly popular episodes among fans, using specially commissioned illustrations created just for this lottery. Every prize, packed with emotional scenes and the charm of the characters, is set to become a truly monumental part of any collection.
A Complete Look at the Prize Lineup!
Now, let’s take a look at the spectacular array of prizes. Prizes A through F are sets featuring a memorial box and a mascot themed around a specific episode. Which one is your favorite episode?
Prize A: Memorial Box & Mascot “The Mysterious Passenger”
This design comes from “The Mysterious Passenger” arc, bringing back the tension of the story. The box and mascot come as a set, a masterpiece that even non-fans will want to get their hands on.
Prize B: Memorial Box & Mascot “Three Days with Heiji Hattori”
Featuring an episode with the high school detective from the west, Heiji Hattori. The charming design recalls the friendship and great partnership between Conan and Heiji.
Prize C: Memorial Box & Mascot “Holmes’ Revelation”
The theme is the moving episode set in London, “Holmes’ Revelation.” The design incorporates the heartwarming scenes between Shinichi and Ran.
Prize D: Memorial Box & Mascot “Wedding Eve”
From “Wedding Eve,” where tension and emotion intersect. The artwork is characterized by its symbolism of the relationships between key characters.
Prize E: Memorial Box & Mascot “The Betrayal Stage”
From “The Betrayal Stage,” where the enigmatic charm of Toru Amuro (Bourbon) shines. This is an unmissable prize for his fans.
Prize F: Memorial Box & Mascot “KID VS Komei: The Targeted Lips”
An episode depicting the confrontation between Kaitou Kid and Komei. The eye-catching design is reminiscent of their brilliant showdown.
Prize G: Plushie Mascots
Conan and other popular characters have been turned into adorable plushie mascots. They are the perfect size to attach to your bag and carry around.
Prize H: Acrylic Stands
Acrylic stands featuring the specially commissioned illustrations. Display them on your desk or shelf to admire your favorite characters anytime.
Prize I: Bookmark-Style Keychains
A treat for book lovers, these keychains are designed in the motif of a bookmark. It’s a unique item that also serves a practical purpose.
Prize J: Bromide & Sticker Set
A set of bromides and stickers that makes it easy to collect the beautiful illustrations. You can enjoy sticking them wherever you like or collecting them in a binder.
Prize K: Clear File Set
A set of clear files, useful for organizing documents. Using them at school or work is sure to attract attention.
Last Lucky Prize: Visual Portrait
In Japanese kuji culture, there is a special prize called the “Last Lucky Prize” (or “Last One Prize”). This is a special commemorative item given to the person who draws the very last ticket at a store. This time, the Last Lucky Prize is a “Visual Portrait” that allows you to enjoy the specially commissioned illustration in a large format. If you’re lucky enough to draw the last ticket, be sure to get it.
This lottery will be available at Lawson stores all over Japan, but please note that the release date may vary by store, and some locations may not carry it. Additionally, the prizes are available in limited quantities and will only be available while supplies last.
For more detailed information and to find a participating store near you, we recommend checking the official website.
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For any fan of “Detective Conan,” this will be an unmissable event this winter. If you happen to be in Japan, why not visit your nearest Lawson and try your luck? Good luck!
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