Hono Kurashi no Niwa TGS 2026 Merch Now Available to Order Online
Nippon Ichi Software has begun selling new merchandise for its life simulation title Hono Kurashi no Niwa through its official online shop, Nippon1.jp Shop, starting October 1, 2026, at 10:00 AM. The lineup had previously been offered as early sales at Tokyo Game Show 2026, where it drew strong interest from attendees. The publisher noted that the goods performed well at the event and that it had received numerous requests from customers worried about items selling out. Nippon Ichi Software has stated that even if products are temporarily unavailable, it plans to arrange additional production runs so that everyone who wants the items can obtain them.
The collection includes mini acrylic dioramas with interchangeable parts, letting buyers swap backgrounds and characters to build a custom version of the game’s village, priced at ¥1,320 (~$9) including tax. Full-body acrylic stands come in 14 varieties at ¥1,650 (~$11) each, while connectable acrylic keychains offer 15 designs, with one random type per purchase, at ¥770 (~$5). A ghost-themed mug is ¥2,200 (~$15), and a 35cm by 60cm desk mat featuring original ghost artwork is ¥4,950 (~$33). An acrylic board showing the protagonist’s garden through a torii gate costs ¥3,300 (~$22), a soundtrack containing all 38 background music tracks is ¥3,850 (~$26), and masking tapes with crop, animal, and ghost designs are ¥880 (~$6) each.

Hono Kurashi no Niwa is a life simulation game created by staff behind the Yomawari series, set in a nostalgic rural village. Players engage in farming and livestock raising while enjoying fishing, hunting, and building relationships with villagers. The title is available on Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and PC, and supports one player. Rated CERO C for players aged 15 and older, the game is currently available, with the Switch 2, PS5, and PC versions priced at ¥9,020 (~$60) including tax, and the Switch version at ¥7,920 (~$53).
The publisher also outlined its planned update schedule. A September 29, 2026 update added a camp-themed furniture series, new livestock such as chickens, ducks, fluffy cows, and spotted goats, along with a furniture catalog and farmland expansion features. A second update on October 27, 2026 will add content including a protagonist birthday event. Further ahead, additional scenarios, systems, single events, and a new map are planned for Spring 2027. Fans of relaxed simulation games may see this steady post-launch support as a promising sign for the title’s longevity.


