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iFace Rolls Out New Chiikawa Camera Lens Protectors

iFaceから、『ちいかわ』デザインのカメラレンズプロテクターが新登場

First spotted by us 33d ago · Aug 03, 2026

🛒 How to get it ↓

Phone accessory brand iFace has released Chiikawa-design camera lens protectors for smartphones.

  • Camera lens protector for iPhone 17 Pro, ¥2,200 (tax incl.)
  • 3 designs: Chiikawa, Hachiware, Usagi
  • Preorders open Aug 4, 2026; releases late August
  • Tempered glass covers lens ring, 9H hardness, shatter-scatter protection

💡 Buy via a proxy/forwarding service, or check iFace's official overseas store if the item is listed there.

How to buy from Chiikawa Market from overseas

Read the full announcementAll photos & details on prtimes.jp

How to get it

On sale since Aug 04

iFace Japan official site online, plus Chiikawa Market, Chiikawa Land, and iFace stores nationwide

Order online — iFace Japan Official Sitepreorder from Aug 4 Option A — a proxy buys it for youJapan Rabbit / Buyee / ZenMarket — paste the store link below Option B — order yourself with a forwarding addresstenso.com / Blackship — see the 3-step guide on this page

Store link (use it with Option A or B):

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)

  1. Sign up free with Japan Rabbit, Buyee or ZenMarket.
  2. Paste the store link — they purchase the item for you (no Japanese account or card needed).
  3. They receive it in Japan and ship it to your country.

Option B — Get your own Japanese address

  1. Register with a forwarding service like tenso.com or Blackship — you get a personal Japanese address (ID verification required).
  2. Order on the Japanese store yourself, entering that address as the delivery address.
  3. 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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