NewsAug 30, 2026 JST

TENITOL TALL shiro Swimsuit Figure: Pre-Orders Close Sept 15

FURYU closes pre-orders for TENITOL TALL MIGNON WORKS shiro Swimsuit ver. on September 15, 2026 at 23:59 JST: ¥10,450, about 300 mm, ships March 2027.

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FURYU’s pre-order window for the TENITOL TALL “MIGNON WORKS shiro Swimsuit ver.” closes on September 15, 2026 at 23:59 JST, which is 10:59 a.m. ET / 7:59 a.m. PT on Tuesday, September 15. The figure is ¥10,450 (about $70) tax-in in Japan, about 300 mm tall including the base, and ships in March 2027. For overseas buyers the practical news is that HobbyLink Japan has a live pre-order page at ¥9,500 (about $65), so there is no need for a proxy. One catch: HLJ’s own cancellation deadline for the item is September 12 (JST), three days before FURYU’s, so treat the 12th as your date.

The figure

shiro is an original character by illustrator mignon, from the MIGNON WORKS art collections. This version puts her in a white one-piece swimsuit with a sheer light-blue shirt over it, and FURYU’s copy makes a point of the wet-look swimsuit fabric and the see-through shirt. The hair is cast translucent, and the nails are painted glossy. The base shown in product photos is still a development piece, so expect the final one to differ.

TENITOL is FURYU’s lower-priced line of painted, non-scale figures. TALL is the larger format: this one stands roughly 300 mm with the base, which is 1/7-scale height for well under the usual scale-figure price. Sculpting is credited to Tsuchida (土田浩然) and MIC, and paint to MOE and MIC.

Why the deadline matters

FURYU sells this figure made to order. The July 24 announcement set a fixed window that runs through September 15, and once it closes, stock at export shops depends on what each retailer ordered in bulk. FURYU’s terms leave room to sell units through events, campaigns or overseas channels later, but there is no commitment to a general rerun. For a TENITOL at this price, that often means the shop sells through at release and the figure goes to the secondhand market at a markup, the pattern we described in the Pre-Order 101 guide.

FURYU’s own Hobby Mall store caps the item at six per customer and warns it may close orders early if demand is high. If you are on the fence, the deadline is the decision point, not the March ship date.

How to order from overseas

HLJ is the simplest route: its listing is live at ¥9,500, and nothing is charged until the figure is released and your order is filled. Orders cannot be cancelled after September 12 (JST). AmiAmi’s English store did not show the item in search when we checked on August 30, so the AmiAmi link below points at search results until a listing appears. Amazon US has no listing yet.

The figure is small and light for a 300 mm piece, so shipping should be at the low end of our HLJ vs AmiAmi comparison. US buyers no longer get a duty-free pass on low-value parcels, so check the import duty guide before you add anything else to the order.

This is the second pre-order deadline of the month we are tracking, after Kotobukiya’s Narita Taishin on September 8; both are on the Pre-order Radar. If illustrator-original figures are your thing, Vertex’s Elf Village Baira is the higher-end option this season.

📦Most Japanese shops ship worldwide by EMS/DHL (7–14 days). Duties and import taxes are charged on delivery in most countries — check your local threshold before ordering.

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