JR Kyushu's Tokyo Branch Office will set up a goods booth at the 33rd Railway Festival, held on October 10 (Saturday) and 11 (Sunday) at the "Ishi to Hikari no Hiroba" and "Hana no Hiroba" plazas of Odaiba East Promenade in Tokyo. The booth will sell original JR Kyushu railway goods, along with rare parts once used on actual trains, in limited quantities.
Event Information
- Dates: October 10 (Saturday) to 11 (Sunday), 2026, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Venue: Odaiba East Promenade, "Ishi to Hikari no Hiroba" and "Hana no Hiroba", Tokyo
- Access:
- Rinkai Line: 1-minute walk from Kokusai-tenjijo Station
- Yurikamome: 3-minute walk from Ariake Station, or 5-minute walk from Tokyo Big Sight Station
- Event details: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) website
Featured Products
A selection of the products on sale is introduced below. For the rest of the lineup, see the appendix at the end of this article.
1. JR Kyushu Train Charm — ¥500 (tax included)

Popular Kyushu trains have been turned into charms. The contents are random, so which train you get is a surprise until you open the package. They are fun to collect and fun to carry, making them a must-have for railway fans.
2. Limited Express Yufuin no Mori Metal Keychain — ¥1,400 (tax included)

A metal keychain designed after "Yufuin no Mori," a popular sightseeing train. The substantial metal material captures the charm of the train. Attach it to a bag or keys to enjoy a little of the Yufuin no Mori travel mood anytime.
3. Crew Bag (for Drivers) — ¥50,000 (tax included)
Note: One crew bag is planned for sale each day.

A bag that was actually used by train crew. Covered in black leather with a substantial look, it is a rare item that is hard to come across in everyday life. Enjoy the charm that only a bag used on the railway front line can offer.
4. Destination Plates (Sabo), Various — ¥11,000 (tax included)
A wide range of popular destination plates is on offer. You can enjoy the various destination displays of trains that ran across Kyushu, such as the Kiha 200-type and Kiha 47-type. Look through the plentiful lineup and see if you can find an unexpected treasure.
5. D&S Train Keychain — ¥2,400 (tax included)

A keychain that lines up every one of JR Kyushu's D&S (Design & Story) trains. It is normally sold only on board D&S trains such as the "Limited Express Yufuin no Mori" and "Limited Express Aso Boy!", but it has been specially prepared for this event. The trains are arranged in order of when they began operation, so the keychain also lets you feel the history of the D&S trains.
6. Kuro-chan Magnet — ¥900 (tax included)

Magnets of Kuro-chan, normally sold only on board, will be available. Each pack contains one of 8 types of Kuro-chan in various poses, chosen at random. A secret Kuro-chan may be hiding among them. Try your luck and see which Kuro-chan you get.
7. Tetsubun Waku-Waku 4-Piece Set — ¥1,100 (tax included)

Original goods using illustrations from "Tetsubun" (鉄聞), a hand-drawn newspaper created by staff of the Tokyo Branch Office, have been put together as a 4-piece set. In addition to a coloring booklet, stickers, and a can badge, the set includes a picture book made with Tetsubun illustrations. The picture book tells "Tsubame's Great Adventure" (つばめの大冒険), the story of a Kyushu Shinkansen Tsubame train damaged in the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake traveling by sea from Kumamoto to Hakata. The picture book comes in a mini-size keychain format that you can carry anywhere.
8. Teddy Bear Made from Rare Sample Fabric (Limited to 1) — ¥550,000 (tax included)

A one-of-a-kind teddy bear made from rare fabric produced as a sample. Because the fabric is unlikely to appear on the market in the future and the same fabric cannot be made again, this bear is a special piece of which only one exists. On its chest is a charm with an original design that Eiji Mitooka created for "Beatrix Fabrica," adding a refined presence.
9. Teddy Bear in a Conductor's Uniform (Limited to 3) — ¥165,000 (tax included)

The bear wears a uniform tailored from an actual conductor's uniform that was taken apart and remade for a teddy bear. The buttons used on the uniform's sleeves have also been carried over to the bear's uniform. The bear itself is made from unused seat fabric. Combining materials with different backgrounds, the unused seat fabric and the conductor's uniform that served on the railway front line, through the hands of skilled artisans, this special bear lets you feel the memories of the railway.
About "Beatrix Fabrica"
"Beatrix Fabrica" is a fabric brand planned and sold by JR Kyushu Engineering Co., Ltd. (JR九州エンジニアリング㈱) and produced by JR Kyushu Engineer Service Co., Ltd. (JR九州エンジニアサービス㈱). Through fabric products starting with teddy bears, the brand puts its heart into craftsmanship that brings memories of travel and the warmth of handwork into everyday life.
- Beatrix: A given name meaning "one who brings happiness." It comes from Latin words meaning "female traveler" and "happiness."
- Fabrica: Evokes a "workshop" centered on handwork. It is also the root of the word "fabric."
Beatrix Fabrica is exhibiting at the Railway Festival for the first time.

Appendix: Planned Products at the 33rd Railway Festival
The lists below show the products planned for sale at the 33rd Railway Festival.





Notes:
- The lists are as of October 2. Products and prices may change, and some items are available in limited quantities.
- JR Kyushu railway parts, upcycled products, commemorative admission tickets, and Beatrix Fabrica products can be paid for with cash, credit card, or PayPay.
- JR Kyushu railway goods can be paid for with cash, credit card, transportation IC card, or QR code (excluding AEON Pay). Payment services such as iD and QUICPay are not accepted.