SEGA Launches New Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties Merch Line
With the recent launch of the latest entries in the Yakuza/Like a Dragon franchise, Sega has officially opened pre-orders for a new line of commemorative goods.
This collection celebrates the simultaneous arrival of both Yakuza Kiwami 3 and Yakuza 3 Gaiden: Dark Ties, offering fans a variety of exclusive items to mark the return of the series’ most iconic legends.
Collectors can add high-quality goods that pay homage to the evolving journey of Kazuma Kiryu and the dark secrets explored in the Dark Ties side story to their collection.
The new merchandise line-up features artwork, characters, and scenes from both games.
As with most major Sega launches, these commemorative sets are expected to be produced in limited quantities, making early pre-orders essential for fans who want to avoid the secondary market.
Let’s take a look at the full range of products that are now available!
- “Yakuza” Metal Business Card Case: Kazuma Kiryu as Oryu / Yoshitaka Mine as Kirin – 2,200 yen each
- “Yakuza Kiwami 3 / Yakuza 3 Gaiden Dark Ties” Acrylic Charm Collection in an attaché case-style box (10 types in total + 1 secret type) – Single Item: 880 yen / Full Box: 8,800 yen
- “Yakuza” Acrylic Stand “Kiwami 3” Goro Majima / Rikiya Shimabukuro / Akko-san – 1,650 yen each
- “Yakuza” Acrylic Stand “3 Gaiden Dark Ties” Yoshitaka Mine (Venture Company Chairman ver.) / Tsuyoshi Kanda / Daigo Dojima – 1,650 yen each
- “Yakuza Kiwami 3” Quote Acrylic Stand: Kazuma Kiryu / Yoshitaka Mine / Goro Majima – 1,980 yen
- “Yakuza 3 Gaiden: Dark Ties” Quote Acrylic Stand: Yoshitaka Mine / Tsuyoshi Kanda / Daigo Dojima / Yoshitaka Mine (Venture Company Chairman ver.) – 1,980 yen
Reservations are currently being accepted through the official Sega Store Online as well as via Amazon.co.jp.
Shipping for the pre-ordered items is currently scheduled for late March 2026
Sega has also announced that these commemorative items will be available for pre-sale at the physical SEGA STORE TOKYO location starting from Thursday, March 19th.
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