A Bandai Namco Ichiban Kuji lottery with Ouran High School Host Club prizes merchandise will appear in Japan to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the anime. You can try for prizes in-store on October 24, 2026. It’ll appear online starting on October 28, 2026. This lottery will run until late January 2027 or while supplies last.
As per usual, you can buy Ichiban Kuji attempts at places like bookstores, hobby shops, Lawson, and the official Ichiban Kuji shops. It’ll cost 750 JPY ($4.80) per attempt. There will be Ouran High School Host Club figures of characters as the A, D, and Last One prizes, the vase replica is a B, and other merchandise shows up at other tiers.
Here is the list of prizes:
- A Prize: Haruhi and Tamaki figure
- B Prize: The Vase That Began it All
- C Prize: Memorial plate
- D Prize: Chokonokko figures
- E Prize: Towel collection
- F Prize: Acrylic stands
- G Prize: Clear folders & sticker sets
- H Prize: Caption rubber charms
- Last One Prize: Haruhi and Tamaki figure
The Haruhi and Tamaki figure shows him presenting her with a rose. The difference between the A Prize and the Last One Prize is in Haruhi’s expression. As for the B Prize, it’s a replica of the stupidly expensive vase that Haruhi broke at the beginning of the series, which forced her to join the host club to pay it off.









Ouran High School Host Club was a romcom series that followed Haruhi Fujioka, a female student attending the prestigious Ouran High School on a scholarship. After she accidentally breaks an expensive vase, she’s asked to join the host club as a host, taking advantage of her “natural” talents at hosting and androgynous features. The manga ran from 2002 to 2010, and it had 18 volumes throughout its room. The anime, adapted by Bones, ran from April 2006 to September 2006, and it had 26 episodes.
The Ouran High School Host Club Ichiban Kuji will be available in Japan on October 24, 2026. Viz Media handled the manga outside Japan, and the anime is on Crunchyroll.
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