Eikoh announced on June 8, 2026 that Puppet Sunsun interior mini figures are launching at Seria and other 100-yen shops. The price is 110 yen including tax, which keeps them in the sweet spot for travelers who want a small piece of Japanese character merch without turning the purchase into a major souvenir decision.
What Is Being Released
The lineup includes Sunsun, Nonon, and Zonzon across four small figure designs. The official announcement frames them as interior mini figures, so think of them less as action figures and more as little display pieces for a desk, shelf, or travel haul photo.
That matters because Puppet Sunsun goods do not need a complicated product pitch at this scale. A tiny Sunsun on a desk either makes you smile or it does not. For many fans, that is enough.
The character names are also part of the charm. Sunsun, Nonon, and Zonzon sound simple, but they have a rhythm that makes the goods feel friendly before you even get to the design. When character merchandise reaches 100-yen shop pricing, it lowers the barrier for casual fans and tourists who recognize the face but do not necessarily want a large plush or premium collectible.
Why Seria Makes This Worth Noticing
Seria is the name that jumps out in the announcement, and for travelers, that makes the release feel easier to understand. It is a 100-yen shop find, not a premium-store exclusive. That does not mean every branch will have these figures, and it definitely does not mean stock will be easy to find everywhere.
The careful wording here is important. Eikoh says the figures are launching at Seria and other 100-yen shops. It does not promise that every Seria location will carry them, that every design will be available at every store, or that the figures will stay on shelves for long.
That is the quiet tension of 100-yen character goods in Japan. The low price makes them feel casual, but the hunt can become serious very quickly. A 110-yen figure is easy to buy on impulse. It is also easy for a store shelf to empty if a character has the right fan momentum.
Tips for Finding Them in Japan
If you are in Japan and want to look for these, treat the trip like a light search rather than a guaranteed errand. Check Seria first if one is nearby, then look through other 100-yen shops that carry character goods. Because the release is described as interior mini figures, it is worth looking beyond only the toy shelf if a store has a broader small-goods area.
It is also worth checking more than one branch if the first store has no stock. The announcement gives the shop category and price, but it does not give a store-by-store list. Keeping the Japanese product image or source page handy can help if you want to confirm you are looking for the right item.
The nice thing about this release is that it does not need to be a whole mission. If you find one while shopping for stationery, snacks, travel pouches, or apartment supplies, it becomes the kind of small souvenir that carries a real memory. Not every Japan purchase has to be rare or expensive to feel good later.
