From an IC card case with Mario popping out of a clay pipe to Teresa's eye mask! Super Mario Travel Goods" on sale today!

Four new "Super Mario Travel Goods" products went on sale today, Friday, June 6, 2019, at household goods retailers, electronics retailers, and major mail-order sites nationwide.

These include an "eye mask" with a drawstring featuring a shy Teresa, an "IC card case" with Mario popping out of a clay pipe when pulled, a "sakosh" designed with a scene of Mario challenging Bowser, and a "folding umbrella cover" that can hold a folding umbrella while wet. The four kinds of goods, which are also convenient for daily use, are on sale today.

Why don't you try these useful goods full of Mario's world view during the consecutive holidays in autumn and in your daily life?

Product Information
New "Super Mario Travel" products (4 types)
Release Date : September 6, 2019 (Friday)
Sold by : Nintendo Sales Co.

■IC Card Case (Mario / Clay Pipe)
・Price: 2,000 yen (excluding tax)

A wire reel type IC card case with a motif of "Mario" entering an earthen pipe.
The clay pipe has a pocket for storing IC cards, and when the clay pipe is pulled, Mario hidden inside appears.

■Eye mask (Teresa)
Price: 1,800 yen (excluding tax)

An eye mask featuring "Teresa.
It can be used on airplanes and other long trips, as well as during breaks when you want to take a quick nap.
Comes with a drawstring for easy carrying.

■Cover for folding umbrella (PAKUNFLOWER)
Price: 2,200 yen (tax not included)

A folding umbrella cover with a "PAKUN FLOWER" motif.
The inside is made of water-absorbent fabric, allowing wet folding umbrellas to be stored and carried as is.
Folding umbrella sold separately.

■Sakosh (Mario)
Price: 2,500 yen (tax not included)

This Sakosh is convenient for carrying a wallet, smartphone, and other small items.
The design reproduces the scene where "Mario" challenges "Bowser".

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*The actual product may differ from the image shown in this release.
*The information in this release is current as of September 5, 2019, and is subject to change without notice.

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