7-Eleven x Marugoto Collab Arrives in Shizuoka With 7 Items

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7-Eleven x Marugoto Collab Arrives in Shizuoka With 7 Items Restaurant

7-Eleven has launched a new seven-item collaboration menu with the local TV program Marugoto in Shizuoka, with products going on sale from September 21 and September 22, 2026.

The Shizuoka-only lineup is designed for convenient everyday dining, bringing local ingredients such as herb-raised chicken, Crown Melon, shirasu, and Hamamatsu Lake seaweed to Seven-Eleven stores across the prefecture. Products will be released in stages, while availability may vary by store.

The range includes a Charcoal-Grilled Tsukune Rice Ball at ¥265 (¥286.20 tax included), Garlic Pasta with Shizuoka Herb Chicken at ¥530 (¥572.40 tax included), Crown Melon Mix-and-Match Sweets at ¥398 (¥429.84 tax included), Whipped Koppe Bread at ¥188 (¥203.04 tax included), Shirasu and Mitsuba Rice Ball at ¥158 (¥170.64 tax included), Hamamatsu Lake Nori Tempura Chips at ¥198 (¥213.84 tax included), and Sea Chicken and Broccoli Salad at ¥328 (¥354.24 tax included).

About the Marugoto collaboration

Hitomi Kubo, a beloved local TV announcer and talent from Shizuoka Prefecture known as "Kubo-chan," is also active as the MC of the program "Marugoto" on Shizuoka First TV. She charms viewers with her friendly smile and cheerful personality. She continues to promote the appeal of Shizuoka through various media including radio and commercials.
Hitomi Kubo, a beloved local TV announcer and talent from Shizuoka Prefecture known as “Kubo-chan,” is also active as the MC of the program “Marugoto” on Shizuoka First TV. She charms viewers with her friendly smile and cheerful personality. She continues to promote the appeal of Shizuoka through various media including radio and commercials.

Charcoal-Grilled Tsukune Rice Ball

Developed with Hitomi Kubo, this rice ball uses herb-raised chicken from Shizuoka and a fragrant grilled tsukune filling. It is priced at ¥265 (¥286.20 tax included).

A selection of regional specialties and popular items. The 'Jikabi-yaki Tsukune Onigiri' is priced at ¥265 (tax included ¥286.20). The flavorful 'Umashio Garlic Pasta' made with Shizuoka-grown herbs and chicken costs ¥530 (tax included ¥572.40). For dessert, try the 'Maze Maze Sweets' made with Crown Melon from Shizuoka for ¥398 (tax included ¥429.84). The 'Whipped Koppe' with Shizuoka blueberry jam is available for ¥188 (tax included ¥203.04). Other regional items include the 'Shizuoka Shirasu and Mitsuba Rice Ball' at ¥158 (tax included ¥170.64), the 'Hamanako Nori Tempura Chips' at ¥198 (tax included ¥213.84), and the 'Sea Chicken and Broccoli Salad' for ¥328 (tax included ¥354.24). These dishes highlight the rich flavors and fresh ingredients of Shizuoka.
A selection of regional specialties and popular items. The ‘Jikabi-yaki Tsukune Onigiri’ is priced at ¥265 (tax included ¥286.20). The flavorful ‘Umashio Garlic Pasta’ made with Shizuoka-grown herbs and chicken costs ¥530 (tax included ¥572.40). For dessert, try the ‘Maze Maze Sweets’ made with Crown Melon from Shizuoka for ¥398 (tax included ¥429.84). The ‘Whipped Koppe’ with Shizuoka blueberry jam is available for ¥188 (tax included ¥203.04). Other regional items include the ‘Shizuoka Shirasu and Mitsuba Rice Ball’ at ¥158 (tax included ¥170.64), the ‘Hamanako Nori Tempura Chips’ at ¥198 (tax included ¥213.84), and the ‘Sea Chicken and Broccoli Salad’ for ¥328 (tax included ¥354.24). These dishes highlight the rich flavors and fresh ingredients of Shizuoka.

Garlic Pasta with Shizuoka Herb Chicken

This savory pasta features Shizuoka herb-raised chicken, garlic, egg, and broccoli. The price is ¥530 (¥572.40 tax included).

The collaboration pairs Seven-Eleven with Marugoto, a popular information program from Shizuoka Daiichi Television. Program personalities Hitomi Kubo and influencer Hikarincyo took part in developing selected products, and the packaging uses bright colors inspired by the show along with original designs featuring both creators.

Highlights

  • Seven Shizuoka-only products cover rice balls, pasta, sweets, bread, chips, and salad.
  • The Charcoal-Grilled Tsukune Rice Ball is ¥265 (¥286.20 tax included), while the Garlic Pasta with Shizuoka Herb Chicken is ¥530 (¥572.40 tax included).
  • The Crown Melon Mix-and-Match Sweets costs ¥398 (¥429.84 tax included), and the Whipped Koppe Bread costs ¥188 (¥203.04 tax included).
  • The Shirasu and Mitsuba Rice Ball is ¥158 (¥170.64 tax included), Hamamatsu Lake Nori Tempura Chips are ¥198 (¥213.84 tax included), and Sea Chicken and Broccoli Salad is ¥328 (¥354.24 tax included).
  • Products are sold at Seven-Eleven stores in Shizuoka Prefecture, subject to stock and store-level availability.

Menu & Event Details

ItemDetails
NameSeven-Eleven x Marugoto Collaboration Fair
Menu / itemsCharcoal-Grilled Tsukune Rice Ball; Garlic Pasta with Shizuoka Herb Chicken; Crown Melon Mix-and-Match Sweets; Whipped Koppe Bread with Shizuoka Blueberry Jam; Shirasu and Mitsuba Rice Ball; Hamamatsu Lake Nori Tempura Chips; Sea Chicken and Broccoli Salad
Release dateSeptember 21, 2026: Crown Melon Mix-and-Match Sweets; September 22, 2026: all other items, released progressively
PeriodFrom September 21, 2026, released progressively; remaining items from September 22, 2026, released progressively
LocationSeven-Eleven stores throughout Shizuoka Prefecture
StoresSeven-Eleven stores in Shizuoka Prefecture
PriceCharcoal-Grilled Tsukune Rice Ball: ¥265 (¥286.20 tax included); Garlic Pasta with Shizuoka Herb Chicken: ¥530 (¥572.40 tax included); Crown Melon Mix-and-Match Sweets: ¥398 (¥429.84 tax included); Whipped Koppe Bread: ¥188 (¥203.04 tax included); Shirasu and Mitsuba Rice Ball: ¥158 (¥170.64 tax included); Hamamatsu Lake Nori Tempura Chips: ¥198 (¥213.84 tax included); Sea Chicken and Broccoli Salad: ¥328 (¥354.24 tax included)
Official websiteMarugoto official website

Before you buy

When can I buy the Marugoto collaboration products?
The Crown Melon Mix-and-Match Sweets launches progressively from September 21, 2026. The other six products launch progressively from September 22, 2026.
Where can I get the Marugoto collaboration products?
They are available at Seven-Eleven stores in Shizuoka Prefecture. Some stores may not carry every item, and products may sell out.
How much are the Marugoto collaboration products?
Prices range from ¥158 to ¥530 before tax, with tax-included prices listed in the table above. Prices and availability may vary by store.
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