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Buyable via proxyChiikawaHachiwareUsagiChiikawa Gang Go for Yakiniku on New Beef Tongue-Salt Baby Star Ramen
焼肉を楽しむ「ちいかわ」たちの全4種類の内袋デザイン！タン塩味のベビースター
First spotted by us 47d ago · Jul 20, 2026
🛒 How to get it ↓Baby Star's tan-shio (beef tongue salt) flavored ramen snack now comes with Chiikawa characters enjoying yakiniku, across four different inner bag designs to collect.
- 4 different inner bag designs: Chiikawa, Hachiware, Usagi and Rakko enjoying yakiniku
- Tan-shio (salted beef tongue) flavor Baby Star ramen snack
- 6 individually sized bags per pack, 126g total (21g x 6)
- Open price, estimated around ¥319 (tax incl.) in stores
- On sale from Jul 20, 2026, limited-time nationwide release
💡 A retail snack sold nationwide in Japan; can usually be bought and shipped via a proxy/forwarding service, though some forwarders limit food items.
How to buy from Chiikawa Market from overseas
Read the full announcementAll photos & details on prtimes.jpHow to get it
On sale since Jul 20
Supermarkets nationwide in Japan; no online store listed for this item.
Open the official announcementFind the product/shop link inside, then order below Order via Japan RabbitOption A — paste the product link from the announcement Order via BuyeeOption A — log in, then paste the product linkAnnouncement URL:
New to buying from Japan?
Most Japanese online stores ship only within Japan. Two reliable workarounds:
Option A — A proxy buys it for you (easiest)
- Sign up free with Japan Rabbit, Buyee or ZenMarket.
- Paste the store link — they purchase the item for you (no Japanese account or card needed).
- They receive it in Japan and ship it to your country.
Option B — Get your own Japanese address
- Register with a forwarding service like tenso.com or Blackship — you get a personal Japanese address (ID verification required).
- Order on the Japanese store yourself, entering that address as the delivery address.
- When the parcel reaches their warehouse, pay international shipping and they forward it to you.
Heads-up: some Japanese stores decline non-Japanese credit cards — if payment fails, Option A avoids the problem. Always follow each shop's purchase limits and terms.
More detail: Buying from Chiikawa Market overseas · all guides
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