A post-event online store has launched for the Keio Line collaboration "Gintama Spring Strolling Trip – You've Got Nothing Better to Do, You Jerk." The collaboration was held to celebrate the theatrical release of Gintama: The Movie - Yoshiwara in Flames, and original merchandise from the event is now available to order at the Cocoani online store starting April 3, 2026.
Post-Event Online Store Details
- Order Period: April 3, 2026 (Fri.) 12:00 PM – May 7, 2026 (Thu.) 11:59 PM
- Sales Format: Made-to-order
- Estimated Shipping: June 2026 onwards (shipped in order)
- Online Store: Cocoani (https://cocoani.jp/)
- Sales Page: https://cocoani.jp/shops/gintama-buraritabi
- Official Website: https://gintama-buraritabi.jp
- Collaboration Official X (formerly Twitter): https://x.com/gintama_burari
Details on available items will be published on the sales site from the start of the order period.
Available Merchandise
The online store carries the following original goods from the collaboration event:
- Spring Strolling Trip Goods: Items featuring the newly drawn key visual illustration
- Keio Line Collaboration Goods: Items with exclusive visuals created for the Keio Line collaboration
- Area-Specific Collaboration Goods: Items with unique designs for each participating area
For the full lineup, specifications, and pricing, please refer to the sales page.
Notes for the Online Store
- This is a made-to-order sale covering only orders placed within the stated period. There are no plans to sell remaining stock after the period ends.
- In-venue purchase bonuses from the event period, stamp rally prizes, food novelties, and memorial train passes are not included in the online store.
- Delivery dates are subject to change depending on order volume or production circumstances.
- Details may change without notice.
Memorial Train Passes Still Available
The memorial day passes (valid for both the Keio Line and Inokashira Line) remain on sale at the following stations:
- Price: ¥1,500 (tax included)
- Keio Line: Shinjuku Station (Keio West Exit ticket window), Chofu Station (Central Gate ticket window), Takahatafudo Station (Gate ticket window), Takao Station (Gate ticket window)
- Inokashira Line: Shibuya Station (Central Exit ticket window)
The pass allows unlimited rides on the full Keio and Inokashira lines on the day of use (through August 31, Monday). Serial numbers on the reverse side are assigned randomly regardless of purchase order. Passes are available while supplies last.
About the Collaboration Event
The "Gintama Spring Strolling Trip" event was held along the Keio Line from February 21 to March 29, 2026 (the event period has ended).
- Areas: Shibuya / Shinjuku / Chofu / Takahatafudo / Takao (Keio Line area)
- Organized by: Creative Plus
- Supported by: Keio Corporation, Takaosan Tozan Electric Railway, and others
- Sponsors: Keio SC Creation (TORIE Keio Chofu), Jindai Botanical Garden
About Gintama: The Movie - Yoshiwara in Flames
Gintama: The Movie - Yoshiwara in Flames is a completely new animated film based on the "Yoshiwara Fire" arc, one of the most acclaimed story arcs in the original manga. The film reimagines the arc alongside new episodes in CinemaScope format—a first for the Gintama anime. Original creator Hideaki Sorachi participated as a "Super Advisor Gorilla," adding characters and episodes not depicted in the original manga. The story centers on bonds forged in the shadows, exploring themes of compassion, friendship, and love.
Film Official Website: https://wwws.warnerbros.co.jp/shingintamamovie/
About the TV Anime Gintama
Gintama is a TV and theatrical anime series based on the popular manga by Hideaki Sorachi, serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump (Shueisha), with a worldwide cumulative print run of 73 million copies (including digital editions). The TV anime aired from 2006, running for 13 years with some breaks. Theatrical releases include Gintama: Shinyaku Benizakura-hen (2011, box office ¥1.1 billion), Gintama: The Final Chapter – Be Forever Yorozuya (2013, box office ¥1.7 billion), and Gintama THE FINAL (January 2021, box office ¥1.9 billion). In October 2025, an anime adaptation of the novel Class 3Z Ginpachi-sensei (written by Tomohito Ohsaki, original story by Hideaki Sorachi) aired on TV Tokyo and other channels. Even some 20 years after the series began, Gintama continues to expand its fanbase through a variety of media formats.
- Gintama 20th Anniversary Site: https://anime-gintama.com/
- Anime Gintama Official X (formerly Twitter): https://twitter.com/gintamamovie
- YouTube Gintama Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@gintama_channel_official
Ⓒ Hideaki Sorachi / Gintama: The Movie Production Committee
