Juufuutei Raden × Tokyo National Museum: Hololive Collab Confirmed for 2027, Goods Pre-Orders Open Now

Hololive's art-loving VTuber is heading into one of Japan's most famous museums — and the collab goods are already open for pre-order in Japan.

According to a ClaN Entertainment press release via PR TIMES on 28 September 2026, Juufuutei Raden (儒烏風亭らでん) of hololive production / ReGLOSS will collaborate with the Tokyo National Museum in Ueno from Wednesday 13 January to Monday 22 March 2027. The same announcement opened commemorative goods on ClaN MARKET from 28 September 2026, 15:00 JST (07:00 BST), through 31 October 2026, 23:59 JST (14:59 GMT after UK clocks change on 25 October), with shipping due from late December 2026. The Raden × Tokyo National Museum official special site and HoloIndex coverage on the same day fill in the on-site plans and background.

Otaku Daily currently does not open orders for placing these museum-collab goods. UK fans who want a quote for a specific piece can message us via Contact Us once they know which designs they want.

What the 2027 museum collaboration includes

This is not a simple pop-up till. Announced content includes a newly recorded special audio guide for the museum's permanent collection galleries — titled in Japanese as a tour of the Tokyo National Museum with Juufuutei Raden — plus a puzzle trail (you buy a dedicated booklet; anyone who solves every puzzle receives a reward) and a panel exhibition of newly drawn illustrations. Further collab plans are described as still in preparation, with audio-guide and puzzle details to follow on the official special site.

The museum angle matters because Raden's public art promotion is the reason the partnership exists. HoloIndex reports that Tokyo National Museum was drawn to her coverage of special exhibitions and her role in last year's crowdfunding to restore an Edo-period Tale of Genji folding screen — a campaign that finished well above target with more than 3,300 backers. A first book supervised by a museum curator is due on 28 January 2027. That book and this museum collab are separate from Raden's role as special supporter of the "Tale of Genji: Radiance of the Court" exhibition — do not treat them as one project.

Seven new illustrations, seven ways to collect

Commemorative goods use seven newly drawn illustrations. Three are full-height designs: museum researcher, day out, and Museum Princess. Four are mini-character designs, three of them wearing museum pieces as outfits — the Important Cultural Property Shakōki dogū (goggle-eyed clay figurine), the Important Cultural Property kashidori-ito kata-aka-odoshi dōmaru armour, and Utagawa Hiroshige's ukiyo-e "Autumn Moon at Ishiyama" from the Eight Views of Ōmi — plus a fourth Museum Princess mini.

From the official special site lineup, expect:

• Full-height acrylic stands: three designs (day out / researcher / Museum Princess)
• Mini-character acrylic stands: four designs (dogū / armour / Hiroshige / Museum Princess mini)
• Acrylic diorama: one scene piece pairing characters with museum architecture
• Ticket-collection binder: green patterned binder with mini art on the covers
• Tote bag: key-visual print for everyday carry
• B2 tapestries: three full-height designs matching the acrylic stands
• Trading folding-fan-shaped charms: seven random designs, plus a complete set option
• Trading badges: seven random designs, plus a complete set option

Online-only bonuses mentioned for ClaN MARKET include a glitter badge with each complete set, and a postcard above a spend threshold. The official site also says the fan charms and badges are planned for sale at the Tokyo National Museum during the collab period — useful if you are in Tokyo between January and March 2027 and miss the online window.

Acrylic stands and the diorama centrepiece

Collectors who already shelf Raden's acrylics will care most about the split between full-height and mini lines. The full-height trio gives you three complete "roles" for a desk row — casual day out, tour-ready researcher, and playful Museum Princess. The mini line is the artefact hook: dogū, armour and Hiroshige outfits turn real museum pieces into chibi fashion, which is the visual that makes this collab feel different from a standard VTuber birthday drop.

The acrylic diorama packages two figures with a museum-building background plate and a title plaque. It is the piece that photographs as a tiny Ueno scene rather than a single stand, so it suits fans who want one display that explains the collab at a glance.

Soft goods: tote, binder and tapestries

Not every collector wants another acrylic. The tote bag reprints the key visual — Raden pointing in front of the museum — so it works as a daily bag rather than shelf-only merch. The ticket-collection binder is the practical souvenir for people who already keep museum stubs, event tickets or photocards in one place; the green shippo-pattern cover and mini art on the back make it recognisable without being loud.

B2 tapestries in the three full-height designs are the wall option if acrylic stands feel too small for a living room or stream backdrop. Pair one tapestry with the matching acrylic stand if you like a coordinated desk-and-wall set.

Charms, badges and the museum sales note

Trading folding-fan-shaped charms and badges (seven designs each) are the randomised entry points. Complete sets exist for both lines if you prefer to skip the hunt. Because charms and badges are also planned at the museum during the 2027 run, UK travellers who visit Tohaku in that window may have a second chance even if online stock moves quickly.

Key dates

• Collaboration period: Wednesday 13 January – Monday 22 March 2027
• ClaN MARKET pre-order opens: Monday 28 September 2026, 15:00 JST (07:00 BST)
• ClaN MARKET pre-order closes: Saturday 31 October 2026, 23:59 JST (14:59 GMT; UK clocks go back on 25 October)
• Shipping: from late December 2026
• Book (separate project): 28 January 2027
• Announcement coverage: ClaN Entertainment via PR TIMES, 28 September 2026; official special site and HoloIndex, same day

Getting a quote in the UK

Otaku Daily currently does not open orders for placing these museum-collab items. Venue timing, online-only bonuses and random trading lines make a clean shop listing difficult before designs and ship notes settle. If you would like a quote for a specific acrylic, tapestry, tote or charm set, send a message via Contact Us and tell us which illustration and format you want.

While you wait, browse our hololive collection for talent merch already on the shop, or check the in-stock collection for pieces ready to ship sooner.

Who this collab is for

• Raden fans who want museum-exclusive art rather than a standard birthday colourway
• Acrylic and diorama collectors building a Tohaku-themed shelf for early 2027
• Soft-goods shoppers who prefer a tote, binder or tapestry over hard acrylic
• UK collectors who would rather ask Otaku Daily for a quote than chase Japan-only windows alone

If you only pick one piece, the mini dogū or armour stand is the clearest "museum collab" souvenir; if you want the room centrepiece, go for a B2 tapestry or the diorama.

Frequently asked questions

When does the Tokyo National Museum collab run?
13 January to 22 March 2027, at Tokyo National Museum in Ueno, per ClaN Entertainment's 28 September 2026 announcement.

What on-site experiences are planned?
A special audio guide for the permanent collection, a puzzle trail with a completion reward, and a panel exhibition of newly drawn illustrations, with more plans in preparation.

What goods use the seven new illustrations?
Full-height acrylic stands (3), mini acrylic stands (4), an acrylic diorama, ticket binder, tote, B2 tapestries (3), trading fan charms (7) and trading badges (7), plus complete-set options for the trading lines.

When do Japan pre-orders close?
31 October 2026, 23:59 JST (14:59 GMT after the UK clock change on 25 October), after opening on 28 September 2026 at 15:00 JST (07:00 BST) on ClaN MARKET. Shipping is due from late December 2026.

Can I order these from Otaku Daily right now?
Otaku Daily currently does not open orders for placing these items. Please use Contact Us if you would like a quote.

Is this the same as Raden's Genji exhibition supporter role?
No. Keep this museum collab and goods pre-order separate from her special-supporter role for the Tale of Genji exhibition and from the January 2027 curator-supervised book.

Bottom line

Juufuutei Raden's Tokyo National Museum collaboration runs 13 January–22 March 2027, with audio guide, puzzle trail and panel exhibition on site, and commemorative goods — acrylics, diorama, tote, binder, tapestries, fan charms and badges — on ClaN MARKET from 28 September to 31 October 2026, shipping late December. Otaku Daily currently does not open orders for placing these items; enquire via Contact Us, and browse the hololive collection for related talent merch already on the shop.

Sources: ClaN Entertainment press release via PR TIMES, 28 September 2026; Raden × Tokyo National Museum official special site (checked 28 September 2026); HoloIndex, 28 September 2026.