Available Until the 28th

Mom's Touch announced on the 1st that it will be selling two types of limited collaboration sets, including limited edition goods, to commemorate the 1st anniversary re-release of the popular animated film "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Infinite Train Arc," until the 28th of this month.

Mom's Touch announced on the 1st that it will sell two limited collaboration sets, including limited edition goods, to commemorate the 1st anniversary re-release of the popular animated movie <Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Mugen Train> until the 28th of this month. Photo by Mom's Touch

Mom's Touch announced on the 1st that it will sell two limited collaboration sets, including limited edition goods, to commemorate the 1st anniversary re-release of the popular animated movie until the 28th of this month. Photo by Mom's Touch

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The limited edition "LED Acrylic Stand" combines LED lighting with character designs and features an open-and-close door structure, while the "Metal Nichirin Sword Keyring" re-creates the "Nichirin Sword"—the signature weapon of the film’s characters—in metal material.


The sets are available in two varieties based on menu composition and types of goods: the "LED Acrylic Stand Set" and the "Metal Nichirin Sword Keyring Set." The LED Acrylic Stand Set includes: ▲Fried Big Size Boneless Chicken ▲Thigh Burger ▲Cola ▲one random LED Acrylic Stand out of a total of seven designs. The Metal Nichirin Sword Keyring Set consists of: ▲Thigh Burger ▲Double Bulgogi Burger ▲Medium Cajun Fries ▲Cola ▲one random Metal Nichirin Sword Keyring out of a total of four designs.



These sets will be available at Mom's Touch stores nationwide, through the company's own application (app), and major delivery apps until the 28th. The goods come in limited quantities, so sales for each set may end early at specific locations if stocks run out.


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