Demon Slayer x URAKITA Koubou Wagashi Set Launches in Tokyo for ¥4,860 September 18

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Demon Slayer Corps Japanese Sweets Set - Front Side Goods
Demon Slayer Corps Japanese Sweets Set - Front Side

URAKITA Koubou in Tokyo is offering the Demon Slayer Corps Wagashi Set One, a four-piece Japanese sweets collection priced at ¥4,860 (tax included). Sales begin at noon on September 18, 2026, through the URAKITA Koubou online store. The set combines Demon Slayer imagery with handmade Japanese sweets and a reusable wooden container.

The collection includes a “Metsu” monaka filled with Hokkaido red bean paste, wisteria-inspired konpeito, rakugan decorated with “Metsu” and the Wisteria Family Crest, and Japanese ramune candies designed with Demon Slayer Corps members.

About the Demon Slayer Wagashi Set

Demon Slayer Corps Japanese Sweets Set - Back Side
Demon Slayer Corps Japanese Sweets Set – Back Side

Demon Slayer Corps Wooden Barrel

The back of the wooden container features the Demon Slayer anime logo. The complete wagashi set is priced at ¥4,860 (tax included).

'Metsu' Monaka with Wisteria Flower Konpeito
‘Metsu’ Monaka with Wisteria Flower Konpeito

“Metsu” Monaka and Wisteria-Inspired Konpeito

The set pairs a “Metsu” monaka filled with Hokkaido red bean paste with konpeito inspired by wisteria flowers. The four-piece set costs ¥4,860 (tax included).

'Metsu' and Wisteria Family Crest Rakugan
‘Metsu’ and Wisteria Family Crest Rakugan

“Metsu” and Wisteria Family Crest Rakugan

These rakugan sweets feature Demon Slayer Corps designs and contain wasanbon sugar. They are included in the ¥4,860 (tax included) wagashi set.

Demon Slayer Corps Japanese Ramune
Demon Slayer Corps Japanese Ramune

Demon Slayer Corps Japanese Ramune

The Japanese ramune candies are decorated with Demon Slayer Corps members and contain wasanbon sugar and Yoshino kuzu starch from Nara. The set price is ¥4,860 (tax included).

Demon Slayer Corps 'Evil Demon Extermination' Washi Paper Stickers (2 places)
Demon Slayer Corps ‘Evil Demon Extermination’ Washi Paper Stickers (2 places)

Demon Slayer Corps Japanese Paper Stickers

The product presentation also includes Demon Slayer Corps “Destroy All Demons” paper sticker details. The complete wagashi set is ¥4,860 (tax included).

URAKITA Koubou

URAKITA Koubou develops its wooden and wagashi products in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo. The Demon Slayer Corps Wagashi Set One sells for ¥4,860 (tax included) through its online store.

The sweets are packed inside an original Japanese wooden barrel made from domestic timber. Its front carries the bold “Metsu” design associated with the Demon Slayer Corps uniforms, while the back features the anime logo. After the sweets have been enjoyed, the container can be reused to store small items or plush toys, or as a savings box.

Highlights

  • The complete four-piece Demon Slayer Corps Wagashi Set One costs ¥4,860 (tax included).
  • The set includes monaka with Hokkaido red bean paste and wisteria-inspired konpeito.
  • Rakugan contains wasanbon sugar and features “Metsu” and the Wisteria Family Crest.
  • The Japanese ramune candies contain wasanbon sugar and Yoshino kuzu starch from Nara.
  • The wooden barrel is made in Japan and measures approximately 13.5 cm wide by 11 cm high.

Menu and Product Details

ItemDetails
NameDemon Slayer Corps Wagashi Set One
Menu / items“Metsu” monaka with Hokkaido red bean paste; wisteria-inspired konpeito; rakugan with wasanbon sugar, “Metsu” and the Wisteria Family Crest; Japanese ramune with wasanbon sugar and Yoshino kuzu starch
Release dateSeptember 18, 2026, at 12:00 p.m.
LocationURAKITA Koubou online store; produced in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo
Price¥4,860 (tax included)
Official websiteURAKITA Koubou online store

Before you buy

When can I buy the Demon Slayer Corps Wagashi Set One?
The set goes on sale through the URAKITA Koubou online store from September 18, 2026, at 12:00 p.m.
How much is the Demon Slayer Corps Wagashi Set One?
The four-piece set costs ¥4,860 (tax included).
What is included in the set?
It includes monaka, konpeito, rakugan, Japanese ramune, and a reusable wooden barrel.

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