Ann Takamaki

Titles on the Ann Takamaki page point to cafe collaborations, kuji prize lines and shop-limited runs. Releases include buttons, coasters, A4 clear files and acrylic stands.

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About this collection

Small Formats, Many Sources

Buttons here come in square, hologram and trading styles, as with the Persona Q2 New Cinema Labyrinth Square Hologram Button B and the Persona 5 Royal Limited Shop in Marui Trading Square Button, and coasters appear both as drink order bonuses and as acrylic coaster stands. A4 clear files arrive from prize lines with the title logo or a Phantom Thief illustration, and the acrylic stands include huge and puchi sizes. The wider Persona collection gathers the rest of the cast for group displays.

How to Start With One Character

Buttons are the simplest format to store and the easiest to rotate on a bag or a board. A4 clear files hold the largest single illustration and stack flat in a portfolio. Coasters land between the two, small enough to keep in a drawer and flat enough to frame. Stands are the format to reach for when a shelf is the display space you have.

What Does the Grade Mean?

Each product page states a condition grade for the piece being sold, and the goods are licensed Japanese merchandise. Where a piece shows wear, that grade is where it is recorded.