Aogiri High School 8th Anniversary Collabs: Keio Train, C&C Curry & GEO Lotteryslug: 20265
viviON Inc. has announced a series of projects celebrating the 8th anniversary of the VTuber group “Aogiri High School.” The collaboration with Keio Corporation features a wrapped train and a digital stamp rally, and C&C Curry Shop is serving a collaboration menu. The group is also running a free-shipping campaign on merchandise, a lottery-style prize draw (kuji), and a prize giveaway on X.
Key Points
- Keio Corporation collab: October 28 (Wed) – November 29 (Sun), 2026. The “Aogiri Train” runs on the Inokashira Line, with commemorative tickets, life-size standees at five locations, and more.
- C&C Curry collab: November 13 (Fri) – November 29 (Sun), 2026. The “Aogiri High School Mori-Mori Curry” (¥1,680, tax included) is served at select shops.
- Merchandise: Free shipping at viviON BLUE on orders of ¥8,000 or more (tax included). Kuji go on sale at 200 GEO stores from November 27 (Fri).
- Gashapon: “Mejirushi Accessories” (13 designs in total) are open for orders until November 24 (Tue), 2026.
- X giveaway: An 8th anniversary prize campaign runs until 23:59 on November 30 (Mon), 2026.
Keio Collab Brings the “Aogiri Train” to the Inokashira Line
Aogiri High School marked its 8th anniversary on October 27 (Tue), 2026. To celebrate, the group is teaming up with Keio Corporation from October 28 (Wed) through November 29 (Sun).
During the campaign, fans can look forward to a digital stamp rally, commemorative tickets, life-size member standees at five locations, and station announcements, all rolling out in stages. The Inokashira Line’s “Aogiri Train,” with in-car announcements voiced by the members, and a pop-up shop are also planned. Details for each event are available on the Aogiri High School × Keio Corporation collaboration page.

C&C Curry Shop Offers a Collab Menu and Packaged Curry
From November 13 (Fri) to November 29 (Sun), 2026, select C&C Curry Shop locations will serve the collaboration menu item “Aogiri High School Mori-Mori Curry.” The generously loaded dish is topped with a pork cutlet, three kinds of cheese, steamed vegetables, and an onsen egg. Each order comes with one of 13 collaboration coasters.
An original packaged curry, the “Aogiri High School × Keio Corporation Collaboration Commemorative Shinjuku Curry 4-Pack Set,” will also be on sale.

Free Shipping, GEO Kuji, and Gashapon Join the Lineup
At the anime goods store “viviON BLUE,” a free-shipping campaign runs from October 27 (Tue) to November 27 (Fri), 2026. Orders that include items from the “Aogiri High School Student Store” and total ¥8,000 or more (tax included) qualify for free shipping.
The “viviON BLUE Kuji: Aogiri High School – Tonight, No Sleep Night☆彡,” which proved popular during its earlier online release, goes on sale at 200 participating GEO stores from November 27 (Fri). Member-themed Gashapon® capsule toys, the “Mejirushi Accessories” (13 designs in total), are also arriving, with orders open from October 27 (Tue) to November 24 (Tue).

What’s Next: 8th Anniversary Prize Campaign on X
The official X account is running a prize campaign until 23:59 on November 30 (Mon), 2026. To enter, follow “Aogiri High School Staff Room [Official]” (@AogiriHS) and post to X using the share button on the 8th anniversary special site.
Prizes include the “Mini Plush Set: Winter Uniform Outfits, All 13 Designs” (1 winner), a viviON BLUE ¥8,888 OFF coupon (8 winners), and the collaboration earphones “TE-V1R-AGK” (5 winners), among others.
Our Take and What to Watch
The appeal of a railway collaboration is that the commute itself becomes a way to support your favorites. Between the train with in-car announcements and the stamp rally, there are plenty of ways to feel close to the members out in the city. With curry, kuji, and gashapon all on offer, there are many ways to join in, which should make this 8th anniversary easy to enjoy for newer fans too. For streamers, partnering with companies to expand into real-world spaces may offer useful ideas for planning their own activities.
Source: PR TIMES
