Initial D merchandise, including wet wipe cases and bento boxes, now available in Japan, including Narita Airport.

Initial D combines food and racing with themed bento boxes and tissue holders, appealing to anime and car enthusiasts alike.

Alright, people! Initial D isn’t just about racing; it all kicked off with Takumi Fujiwara delivering tofu for his dad! That’s right—drifting on mountain passes to get back home and snooze. Now we’re getting a bento box that looks just like the comic’s first volume. It features our dude Takumi chilling with his Toyota AE86 on the lid and a beach babe Natsuki on the underside.

But wait, there’s more! How do you clean up after a solid meal from your Initial D bento? Enter the Trueno tissue holder, designed to look just like Takumi’s ride. This 27-cm beauty has lights, wheels that roll, and you can stuff wet wipes inside. Get your bento for 3,850 yen and the tissue holder for 7,700 yen, available at Akihabara Plus. But trust me, move like Takumi, not like his chill conversation style—these are limited!

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