TokyoTreat has launched its early Black Friday offer with a Pokémon twist: new 3-, 6- and 12-month subscribers get free Japan-exclusive Pokémon items and snacks, up to a $60 stated value on the 12-month plan, if they order by November 15, 2026.
TokyoTreat Early Black Friday 2026: What You Get
Here are the bonus sets listed on TokyoTreat’s site when we checked on November 1, 2026:
- 12-month plan, “Mega Haul Set” ($60 stated value): 1 Pokémon plushie, 1 Halloween Pokémon kitchenware item and Black Thunder chocolate
- 6-month plan, “Power Pack Set” ($30 stated value): 1 Pokémon plushie and Black Thunder chocolate
- 3-month plan ($15 stated value): Black Thunder chocolate
- Monthly plan: no bonus
The items are picked at random. The plushie is 1 of 3 designs: Pikachu, Gengar, or a Pikachu & Drifloon plush keychain. The 12-month kitchenware is 1 of 4 items: 3 Pokémon mugs or a Teddiursa mini bowl. You cannot choose your design.
Source: TokyoTreat
The Box You Get: Matcha Fall Rush
Orders placed by November 15 start with the current Matcha Fall Rush box, and the bonus ships in that first box. We covered its contents in our TokyoTreat November 2026 box article.
How Much the Plans Cost
As of November 1, 2026, TokyoTreat lists these prices per box (shipping not included in our math):
- Monthly: $37.50 a box
- 3-month prepay: $35.50 a box, $106.50 upfront (our math)
- 6-month prepay: $33.50 a box, $201 upfront (our math)
- 12-month prepay: $32.50 a box, $390 upfront (our math)
Before you sign up: prepaid plans are paid upfront and renew at the end of the term unless you cancel. TokyoTreat’s FAQ says current subscribers can upgrade or extend to get the bonus, while non-renewing gift plans do not qualify.
Our Take
Pokémon merch exclusive to Japan is the kind of extra that makes a prepay worth a second look, and the 12-month set stacks two collectibles. The math is less exciting: the bonus is “free” only if you were going to commit $201 or $390 anyway, and the random draw means you might not get the Pikachu or Gengar you wanted. If you only want one or two boxes, the monthly plan is the safer option, without the bonus.
Best for: Pokémon fans already planning a long Japanese snack subscription, or a gift you control. Skip it if: you want to pick your plushie, or you are not sure you will keep the box for 6 months.
More on the brand in our TokyoTreat box listing.
Price and Subscription: The Essentials
- Offer: free Japan-exclusive Pokémon items and Black Thunder chocolate with 3-, 6- and 12-month plans
- Stated value: $60 (12 months), $30 (6 months), $15 (3 months), according to TokyoTreat
- Deadline: order by November 15, 2026
- Price: from $32.50 a box on the 12-month plan, $37.50 monthly, as of November 1, 2026
- Who qualifies: new subscribers, plus current subscribers who upgrade or extend; not non-renewing gift plans
Source: TokyoTreat, official site.
