Japanese convenience stores (Konbini) aren’t just places to buy groceries. They’re also “entertainment hubs” where you can find high-quality anime goods.
In January 2026, new merchandise for the globally popular mobile game “Fate/Grand Order (FGO)” will go on sale at Lawson stores nationwide in Japan.This is the latest installment of the “Ichiban Kuji” character lottery, where every ticket wins a prize.
This time, we introduce a luxurious lineup themed around the 2024 in-game events “Celeb Summer Experience” and “Archetype Inception”.
Release Information
- Release Date: Starting Saturday, January 17, 2026
- Price: 850 yen per play (includes 10% tax)
- Sales Locations: Lawson stores, bookstores, hobby shops, etc., nationwide in Japan
Please note that release dates may vary by store. When visiting Japanese convenience stores, we recommend checking stock availability beforehand.
Spotlight on the “Gracemaster” Series Figures
The highlight of this Ichiban Kuji is the 1/7 scale (approx. 20cm~25cm tall) figures from the “Gracemaster” brand. Figures of a quality typically sold at high prices in specialty stores could potentially be won through a convenience store lottery.
A Prize: Beast/Ereshkigal Figure
Prize A is “Space Ereshkigal.” Her class is Beast. The 1/7 scale allows for intricate detailing that captures both her majesty and charm. Every element, from the costume’s decorations to the flow of her hair, is meticulously crafted, making it a delight to view from any angle.
Prize B: Moon Cancer/BB Cosmo Figure
Prize B is “Moon Cancer/BB Cosmo”. Her mischievous pose blends perfectly with her futuristic costume design. The figure realistically recreates the character’s body lines and the texture of her outfit.
Prize C: Moon Cancer/Tenochtitlan Figure
Prize C is “Moon Cancer/Tenochtitlan”. It combines the majesty of an urban spirit with the open feel of a summer event. Displaying all three figures together creates a truly impressive display.
The Evolved Plushie: “Nui-genic”
Prizes D through F are a new type of plushie called “Nui-genic”.
Features of “Nui-genic”:
- Stands on its own: Can stand independently without leaning against a wall.
- Movable arms: Allows for free posing.
In Japan, the culture of taking photos with plushies at travel destinations or cafes (Nui-dori) is popular. This “Nui-genic” was designed precisely for that purpose.
- D Prize: Lancer/Karna
- E Prize: Moon Cancer/Shiraki Kishinami (Male/Female)
- F Prize: Avenger/Xu Fu
They’re perfect for traveling around Japan with your favorite Servant and enjoying commemorative photos.
The “Last One Prize” you get when you draw the final ticket
The “Ichiban Kuji” has a unique system. The person who draws the final ticket at a store receives the “Last One Prize” in addition to their regular prize.
This time’s Last One Prize is the “Beast/Ereshkigal Figure Last One ver.” It features special coloring and expressions different from the A Prize. This is an extremely rare item only obtainable by the lucky few.
Try Your Luck at Lawson Stores in Japan
The chance to get such a high-quality figure for just ¥850 per play is a rare opportunity. If you happen to be in Japan in January 2026, look for a Lawson store near you.
You can search for participating stores using the link below.
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