Collection: Shop Golden Kamuy
Set in early-twentieth-century Hokkaido, Golden Kamuy follows war veteran Sugimoto and the young Ainu hunter Asirpa on a hunt for hidden gold. Its grounded Meiji-era setting and Ainu cultural detail make it stand apart from typical action series, and so does its merchandise.
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Sapporo World Hotel Golden Kamuy Hotel Keychain [USED]
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Mokutarou Kikuta Golden Kamuy Hot Spring Locker Keychain Golden Yugi Limited Mini Game: Koko wa Noboribetsu Jigokudani no Yu First Prize [USED]
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Ensign Koito 10 Golden Kamuy Wood Keychain [USED]
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Yoshitake Shiraishi 3 Golden Kamuy Wood Keychain [USED]
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Hyakunosuke Ogata Mini Character F Golden Kamuy Acrylic Keychain [USED]
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Yoshitake Shiraishi Golden Kamuy Acrylic Keychain Collection [USED]
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Ensign Koito Golden Kamuy Acrylic Stand Keychain [USED]
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Iya, Kekkou Muda na Koto o Shitana Golden Kamuy Acrylic Stand Keychain [USED]
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Asirpa E Golden Kamuy Asirpa-san Rubber [USED]
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Asirpa D Golden Kamuy Asirpa-san Rubber [USED]
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About this collection
Sugimoto, Asirpa, and a Wild Cast
The treasure hunt pulls in soldiers, escaped convicts, and figures from the 7th Division, giving collectors a memorable ensemble to follow. The line favours acrylic stands, keychains and charms, and clear files.
A Property Worth the Read
The completed manga and its anime adaptations both feed a steady supply of goods, and the series' distinctive wilderness art lends itself to display pieces with a Meiji-era flavour.