Kura Sushi USA has announced a new collaboration with JUJUTSU KAISEN, bringing a limited-time Bikkura Pon dining experience to Kura Revolving Sushi Bar locations across the United States from March 16 through April 30, 2026.
The collaboration marks the second partnership between the sushi chain and the anime franchise and introduces 10 collectible capsule prizes themed around characters from the series. Featured characters include Yuji Itadori, Megumi Fushiguro, Nobara Kugisaki, and Satoru Gojo. The items appear as acrylic badges, acrylic carabiners, and three-piece sticker sets.
Guests can receive a randomized capsule prize after finishing 15 sushi plates, 25 plates, and every 15 plates thereafter as part of the restaurant’s Bikkura Pon system. The capsule prizes will also be available for purchase in restaurant locations and through online ordering at order.kurasushi.com or DoorDash, though the rare Yuji Itadori acrylic carabiner will not be sold separately.
The collaboration also introduces two limited-time ramen dishes inspired by the series. The Spicy Tantanmen, themed after Yuji Itadori’s “Black Flash,” features ramen noodles in a spicy miso broth with Sichuan chili paste, braised pork, boiled egg, green onions, and sesame seeds. The Dark Tonkotsu Ramen, inspired by Ryomen Sukuna’s “Malevolent Shrine,” includes noodles in a pork-based broth with black garlic oil, braised pork, boiled egg, green onions, sesame seeds, and crispy garlic chips. The ramen dishes will not be available at the Salt Lake City, Utah location.
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Kura Sushi Rewards members will also be able to receive a JUJUTSU KAISEN x Kura Sushi face towel with a minimum $85 in-restaurant purchase starting March 18, while supplies last, with a limit of three per member.
According to Newton Hoang, Vice President of Marketing at Kura Sushi USA, the collaboration expands the company’s anime-themed dining promotions by combining collectible items with new menu offerings. Kura Sushi’s Bikkura Pon system, which awards prizes based on plate counts, remains a central feature of the chain’s dining experience. The company reports that more than 600 million plates have been served in the United States.
More information about the collaboration is available on the Kura Sushi website, and the company will also host a giveaway on its Instagram account beginning March 31.
Source: Press Release
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Kura Sushi
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