“Can a Boy-Girl Friendship Survive?” POP UP CORNER Opens at AKIHABARA Gamers Main Store on Nov 22, 2025

The TV anime “Can a Boy-Girl Friendship Survive?” will host a special POP UP CORNER at the AKIHABARA Gamers Main Store starting Saturday, November 22, 2025.
Organized by Cardlab Gamers, a member of the Animate Group, the event will feature exclusive merchandise and special purchase bonuses inspired by memorable scenes from the series.

  • In-store event period: November 22 (Sat) – December 7 (Sun), 2025
  • Location: AKIHABARA Gamers Main Store 7F
     Weekdays: 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. / Weekends & Holidays: 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.

An online event will also be held following the in-store period.

  • Online shop period: December 8 (Mon) – December 21 (Sun), 2025
  • Location: Gamers Online Shop

Event details are subject to change without notice.

Purchase Bonus: Exclusive Postcards (4 Types, Random)

During the event, customers who purchase eligible items will receive a special postcard (1 out of 4 types, random) for every 2,000 yen (tax included) spent.
Both the in-store and online campaigns will feature the same postcard lineup.

In-store Campaign

In-store Campaign
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  • Period: November 22 – December 7, 2025
  • Eligibility: Purchase or pre-order (deposit) of related items worth 2,000 yen (tax included) per postcard
  • Bonus: 1 random postcard (4 total types)

Online Campaign

Online Campaign
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  • Period: December 8 – December 21, 2025
  • Eligibility: Purchase of event merchandise totaling 2,000 yen (tax included)
  • Bonus: 1 random postcard (4 total types)

Bonuses are available while supplies last. Postcard designs cannot be selected.
The in-store and online bonuses are identical.

Featured Merchandise

A lineup of goods featuring official artwork and scene visuals from the anime will be available both in-store and online.
Here’s the full product list:

Can Badge (Blind / 5 Types)

Can Badge (Blind / 5 Types)
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  • Price: 550 yen (tax included)
  • Complete Box: 2,750 yen (tax included)
  • Design: Scene still illustrations

Acrylic Keychain (Blind / 5 Types)

Acrylic Keychain (Blind / 5 Types)
©2024 七菜なな/KADOKAWA/だんじょる製作委員会
  • Price: 880 yen (tax included)
  • Complete Box: 4,400 yen (tax included)
  • Design: Scene still illustrations

Acrylic Stand Plate

  • 01/A (Scene Illustration): 1,815 yen (tax included)
  • 02/B (Scene Illustration): 1,815 yen (tax included)

Character Clear File Case (Official Illustration)

Character Clear File Case (Official Illustration)
©2024 七菜なな/KADOKAWA/だんじょる製作委員会
  • Price: 900 yen (tax included)

Acrylic Art Board (A5 Size / Official Illustration)

Acrylic Art Board (A5 Size / Official Illustration)
©2024 七菜なな/KADOKAWA/だんじょる製作委員会
  • Price: 2,750 yen (tax included)

All items are limited in quantity and available while supplies last.

About the Anime

“Can a Boy-Girl Friendship Survive?” is based on the light novel series by Nana Nanami, published by KADOKAWA.
The story explores whether genuine friendship between boys and girls can truly exist, blending humor, youthful energy, and realistic relationship dynamics.
With its witty dialogue and emotionally honest storytelling, the anime has captured strong attention from fans since its release.

Event Summary

TypePeriodLocation
In-storeNov 22 (Sat) – Dec 7 (Sun), 2025AKIHABARA Gamers Main Store 7F
OnlineDec 8 (Mon) – Dec 21 (Sun), 2025Gamers Online Shop

Organizer: Cardlab Co., Ltd. (Animate Group)
Copyright: ©2024 Nana Nanami / KADOKAWA / Danjoru Production Committee

Summary

The “Can a Boy-Girl Friendship Survive?” POP UP CORNER at AKIHABARA Gamers Main Store offers fans the perfect chance to immerse themselves in the series.
From exclusive artboards and acrylic stands to collectible postcards, the event is packed with must-have merchandise.
Whether you visit in person or shop online, don’t miss this limited-time opportunity.

For the latest updates and details, please check the official website and X (formerly Twitter).

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I was born and raised in Japan, and I still live here today.
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