Have you ever wanted to see real-life versions of the outfits from Yakuza? Sure you have!
For a limited time only, there’s a Yakuza Kiwami 2 shop at Shinjuku Marui Annex in Tokyo.
新宿マルイアネックスに『龍が如く』期間限定ショップ(1/31迄)がオープン！丸井オリジナル『龍が如く』グッズ、東京ゲームショウ2017販売アイテムなど販売中です！ https://t.co/n0PL4rBEoq #龍が如く pic.twitter.com/VmZ585iz8K
— 龍が如くスタジオ 公式 (@ryugagotoku) January 16, 2018
The shop has items available for purchase, such as Yakuza branded rice bowls, ashtrays, stickers, sweatpants, bracelets and bathing powder. As spotted by excellent cosplayer Omi Gibson, there are also recreations of the outfits Yakuza characters wear. The threads appear to be on display only.
新宿バルト９で劇場版進撃の巨人を見たあとに新宿アネックスで開催されてた龍が如くのショップに行ってきたよ pic.twitter.com/oCgtru5Hgb
— 松 (@BijDfDQPlidVIJS) January 14, 2018
新宿バルト9にあった「龍が如く極2」のショップに行って来ました。
めっちゃ撫で肩な上に服がしわしわなきりゅーちゃーんがいました pic.twitter.com/8dWNMTzbF0— でくのぼう (@T_decoy) January 14, 2018
https://twitter.com/embed/status/952143215095762944
https://twitter.com/embed/status/951642790433144832
新宿のマルイへ行ってきた。#龍が如く pic.twitter.com/ZDJ34XVy7m
— Jack (@N_TheDarkKnight) January 16, 2018
https://twitter.com/embed/status/953864099359633408
Back in 2010, however, official Yakuza tracksuits did go on sale in Japan for a mere $900.
The Yakuza Kiwami 2 shop will be open until January 31.
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