The "Tokyo Game Show 2026," a four-day gaming festival, was held from Thursday, September 17, 2026, through Sunday, September 20, 2026.
In this report, we’ll take a look at the booth for " Fumoffu no Omise," an import distributor specializing in overseas gaming devices and collaborations with various content creators!
"Fumoffu no Omise" Booth Report! Check Out the Huge Selection of Collaboration Keyboards
The booth featured countless keyboards, mice, mouse pads, and more!
Devices from the original brand “Fumo Collection” are lined up in a row.
Unveiled for the first time at the event, these keyboard and mouse pad sets are collaborations with VTuber agency “MillionProduction” artists Konomi Amakami ( @AmakamiKonomi ) and Koma Komawari ( @komawarikoma ).
Both feature designs that are sure to brighten up any room just by placing them on your desk.
Keyboards, mice, and mouse pads created in collaboration with “Gakuen Idol Master.”
The keyboards and mice feature the Hatsuboshi Academy crest, giving them a stylish look.
The first collaboration was launched in 2025, and anticipation is building for new collaboration projects.
New collaborations are in the works!
A collaboration was just announced the other day...
- Kurageuroa ( @kurageuroa )
- Calliope Mori ( @moricalliope )
- Furuishi Bijou ( @kosekibijou )
- STGR ( @STGR_RolePlay )
—collaboration devices featuring these artists were also on display ahead of the official launch.
Collaborations with the movie “Super Princess Kaguya!” and “Persona 4 Revival” were also announced.
The second collaboration with “Fate/stay night” has also been confirmed, and details for all of these are scheduled to be announced in the future.
The Arbiter Studio area featured collaboration devices such as “Chainsaw Man”
In the area of the co-exhibiting gaming brand “Arbiter Studio,” collaborative devices featuring “Chainsaw Man,” “Fullmetal Alchemist,” and the VTuber group “NIJISANJI EN” are on display.
Large panels depicting the worlds of these works are arranged throughout the black-themed area, creating a cool atmosphere distinct from Fumo-Kore.
In addition to the collaboration products, the booth showcased numerous devices from international brands carried by Fumoffu no Omise, such as VARMILO’s leverless controllers and keyboards.
Visitors could test the keystroke feel of each keyboard—it’s the kind of booth where keyboard enthusiasts could easily spend hours.
Popular gaming mice from brands like Ninjutso and RAWM were also on display.
Information on “Fumo Collection” products and collaborations will be released gradually on the official Fumo Collection website and on X ( @fumocollection ).
That wraps up our report from the “Fumoffu no Omise” booth!