Chubu Centrair International Airport will hold its first collaboration campaign with the Japanese band “Ryokuoushoku Shakai” for eight days from April 23 to 30.
The project is being developed as part of the band’s live concerts to be held on April 25 and 26 at Aichi Sky Expo, and the large-scale event “Entire City Ryokuoushoku Daiyasai 2026” taking place in the surrounding area. The campaign is designed so that visitors can experience the band’s music and worldview inside the airport as well, and consists of two main elements: special collaboration menu items at airport restaurants and the distribution of original stickers at designated shops.
The collaboration menus will include colorful curry udon inspired by the band name and song titles, rice ball sets combining grilled eel, shrimp tempura musubi, fried chicken and other items, tanmen noodles packed with green and yellow vegetables, and hamburgers filled with local specialties such as miso katsu and ogura (sweet red bean paste) toast. Each menu item comes with a limited-edition sticker featuring a collaborative design between the band’s official characters “Broccoli” and “Cauliflower” and the store.
In the sticker giveaway campaign, customers who spend at least 1,500 yen in a single transaction at participating stores will receive one of five types of stickers at random: three designs featuring the logo and official characters of “Entire City Ryokuoushoku Daiyasai 2026,” and two Centrair-exclusive designs themed on the airport, such as airplanes. One sticker will be given for every 1,500 yen spent, up to a maximum of 10 stickers per transaction.
The participating locations are 24 designated shops in Terminal 1 and inside Flight of Dreams. The collaboration menus will be offered from April 23 to 27, and the sticker giveaway will run from April 24 to 30. Both the menus and stickers are available in limited quantities and the campaign will end at each store once its planned stock has been distributed.
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