FURYU has announced that its new photo sticker machine, Kirary, will begin rolling out sequentially at amusement facilities nationwide in early November. Its defining feature is a translucent, light-enhancing finish unlike previous machines, along with 3D retouching and a limited-time collaboration with Kuromi.
The latest photo sticker machine, Kirary, is designed to produce a soft, translucent finish with its signature light-enhancing effect, including effects for the hair and skin texture. New features go beyond conventional two-dimensional retouching, including a light-enhancing option that makes the skin appear fairer, three-dimensional rendering of facial features through 3D retouching, and black-and-white sticker designs. The machine is scheduled to be installed sequentially at amusement facilities nationwide from early November, and a limited-time collaboration with Kuromi will begin at the same time.
The Kuromi collaboration will run for a limited time from 6 November 2026 to 31 January 2027 and will include stamps, frames, backgrounds, and sticker-border designs. Additional designs that change the overall mood will be added during the collaboration, and Kuromi and Baku will also appear as pose models. Collaboration designs and store information can be checked through Pictlink and other services. Nakano Ena (中野恵奈) has been appointed as the model, marking her first appearance as a photo sticker machine model in approximately 8 years.