It has been decided that a stamp from the TV anime “Blue Miblo” will be released. Orders are currently being accepted through the illustrated stamp mail order site “Itai-in-do”.
“Blue Miburo” is based on a manga by Takeshi Yasuda serialized in “Weekly Shonen Magazine” about the Shinsengumi. The story is about the fate of the protagonist, a young boy named Chirinunio, who meets Toshizo Hijikata and Souji Okita of the swordsman group “Miburo,” which later becomes the “Shinsengumi.”
The TV anime began airing nationwide on the Yomiuri TV and Nippon TV networks on October 19th.
The autumn anime series “Blue Miblo” has already been made into a custom-made stamp called “Itai-in”. Chirinunio, Saito Hajime, Tanaka Taro, Hijikata Toshizou, Okita Souji, Serizawa Kamo, and Kondo Isami. Seven members of the Mibu Roshi-gumi have been made into Itai-in stamps, and the charms of each individual soldier are recreated with details of their fearless expressions, hairstyles, and kimono, such as the Mibu Roshi-gumi’s haori coat.
You can engrave up to six characters of your choice on the Ita-in. You can engrave not only the names of your soldiers, but also your favorite lines or phrases. There are five fonts available, so you can choose the font that best suits the characters you want to engrave.
The side engraving of this Ita-in stamp is also noteworthy. It features the logo of the work and a design with two sword flashes. By displaying it in a position where the seal impression and the side engraving can be seen, the Ita-in stamp will have a stronger presence.
There are two types of stamp cases in the lineup. The “Blue Miburo Stamp Case” has a cool design based on the logo and blue, and the “Mibu Roshigumi Stamp Case” has the mountain pattern of the Shinsengumi’s uniform haori and silhouettes of the soldiers on the back. The
“Blue Miburo Ita-in” has a round stamp size of 18.0mm and costs 4,620 yen each (tax included). The “Seal Case” has a size of W40 x H98mm (can store round stamps up to 18.0mm) and costs 2,970 yen each (tax included).
(C) Takeshi Yasuda, Kodansha / “Blue Miblo” Production Committee
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