Fukuoka's beloved confectionery "Tirolian," which has been cherished by many locals since its launch in 1962, is finally collaborating with the anime "Oshi no Ko"!
Special design cans featuring original artwork of Ruby and Ai from "47 Prefectures no Ko" will go on sale starting September 17, 2025 (Wednesday).
On the first day of release, these limited-quantity items will be available exclusively at Hakata Station Ippin Nishidori Store. The store will be the sole retailer until September 30. From October onward, the products will be available at all Chidoriya stores and online shops.
Product Details
"Oshi no Ko" × Tirolian Collaboration Cans
Contents:
- Tirolian Short (Hakata Amaou Strawberry) × 4 pieces
- Tirolian Short (Miyazaki Mango) × 4 pieces
Price: 1,080 yen (tax included)
"Oshi no Ko" × Tirolian Clear Bag Set
Contents:
- "Oshi no Ko" × Tirolian Collaboration Cans × 2
- Limited trading card × 1 (2 types, one included randomly)
Price: 2,700 yen (tax included)
About Tirolian
Tirolian is a Western-style confection launched by Chidoriya in 1962 and is a registered trademark of Chidoriya Manju Souhonpo Co., Ltd.
Beloved as both a Fukuoka souvenir and a household treat, Tirolian is made with traditional recipes from Austria's Tyrol region. The company creates these treats by baking roll cookies using time-honored methods and adding their own twist by filling them with cream, all crafted with love and care.
About Chidoriya Manju Souhonpo
Founded in 1630 (7th year of Kan'ei), Chidoriya has been creating unique and original products centered around Chidori Manju, including Castella, Maru-Boro, and Tirolian. These confections primarily trace their roots to Nanban (Southern Barbarian) sweets, enhanced with creative innovations using only carefully selected, safe ingredients.
Under the philosophy of "Sanpo Yoshi" (good for all three parties), the company aims to be a confectionery shop that brings good fortune, taking inspiration from the Chidori bird, which is considered a bird of good luck, to create happiness for customers and society.
