One Piece Nami & Robin Playmat: ¥4,730 Venue-Only Pre-Sale

Official product image © Bandai (from the linked official page).

You saw Bandai’s new Nami and Robin playmat, saw ¥4,730, and found no order button. There isn’t one for you. The set (a playmat plus a P-111 Nico Robin card in the same art) is sold first at the Heroines CUP -3on3- venues on November 7 and 29, 2026, only to people who won a seat, one per person, and that lottery closed on October 12. What remains is the Japanese secondary market from November 7, and a later Bandai sale that the product page hints at without announcing.

Can you buy the One Piece Nami & Robin playmat from overseas?

Not at the ¥4,730 list price. The only official sale so far is at three tournament venues in Japan, to drawn entrants, and you cannot enter that draw anymore. From abroad, the realistic route is buying it secondhand from Japan once it exists.

Bandai posted the product on October 2, the same day the event lottery opened. Here is what the official product and event pages say about it:

The entry conditions are the real wall. Heroines CUP -3on3- is a team event: three players apply together through BANDAI TCG+, each with an approved face photo, and all three must play in person. Staff may check ID against the Bandai Namco ID linked to each account, and a mismatch voids entry, prizes and the right to buy merchandise. We covered the format, prizes and entry rules in our Heroines CUP 3on3 guide. For this playmat, the short version is that the buyers were decided by a draw that is already closed.

Which card comes with the Nami & Robin playmat?

P-111 Nico Robin, printed in the same Nami and Robin artwork as the mat. The product page text says only カード：1枚 (card: 1), but the third image on the page, labeled as the card image, shows it clearly: number P-111, promo rarity, a green 3-cost Character with 4,000 power, a +1000 counter, the Straw Hat Crew type and block icon 4.

Official product image © Bandai (from the linked official page).

Here is the catch. P-111 is not a new number. On October 14, Bandai’s own card list had exactly one P-111 entry, and it was handed out as the November 2025 meet-up (交流会) participation prize, with the same name and the same effect text. That version shows Robin alone. On October 14, 2026, yuyu-tei had it at ¥980 with 10 in stock, and its price history sits with the other meet-up promos in our OP-17 Crew Battle piece.

So a listing titled “P-111 Robin” tells you almost nothing. The art does.

Venue-only, or just first? What Bandai’s wording says

Bandai calls this sale a 先行販売, an advance sale, and that word matters. The product page headline reads 『Heroines Cup-3on3-』会場にて先行販売, “advance sale at the Heroines Cup-3on3- venue.” The event page adds Bandai’s standing line that the goods may be sold outside this event.

The useful comparison is the playmat and card set Bandai sold at the Flame-Flame Fruit Coliseum on October 3. It had the same ¥4,730 price and the same contents, one playmat and one card. But its page said “sale at the venue confirmed,” gave a release date of October 3, 2026, and Bandai’s product index tags it イベント会場限定, event venue only. The Nami & Robin entry on that same index has no tag and no date.

What the wording does not give you is a date, a channel or a price. Read it as “a later sale is possible,” not “a later sale is scheduled.” If one comes, it will show up as a 発売日 (release date) line on the product page, and on our JP release calendar. The venue-only rules for the Flame-Flame goods are laid out in our Coliseum goods guide.

When will the Nami & Robin playmat show up for sale?

From November 7, in two waves, on the Japanese secondary market. No playmat leaves Bandai’s hands before the Tokyo and Osaka events, so the event dates set the calendar:

Japanese sellers title listings in Japanese, so save these strings rather than the English name:

On October 14, 2026, Yahoo! Auctions returned no match for ナミ&ロビン プレイマット or ヒロインズカップ プレイマット, which is what you would expect three weeks before anyone can hold one. A search for P-111 ニコ・ロビン returned listings of the 2025 meet-up card, the only P-111 that exists so far. Mercari and Yahoo! Auctions need a proxy such as Buyee or ZenMarket from outside Japan; the mechanics are in buying One Piece cards from Japan.

How to spot a preorder listing for a playmat nobody has yet

Anything listed before November 7 is a promise, not a playmat, and those listings already exist. On October 14, 2026, an eBay search turned up two listings from sellers located in Japan, both titled as the Official Playmat Nami & Robin with promo card:

• One asked $299.99 or best offer, plus $35 shipping, with the condition set to “Ungraded - Near mint or better,” the grade eBay uses for single cards, which search results display as Pre-Owned. That is an odd label for a sealed set that has not gone on sale yet.
• The other asked $358.00 with free shipping, marked New, and eBay estimated delivery to a US address between December 22 and January 6.

Neither seller can hold the item before November 7. The tells are consistent, and they apply on Mercari and Yahoo! Auctions too:

• The listing date. Before November 7 for Tokyo and Osaka stock, before November 29 for anything described as from Fukuoka.
• Bandai’s sample image. The official photos carry a large SAMPLE watermark. A seller with the set in hand photographs it.
• A long delivery window. Weeks of handling time cover the gap until the seller can buy.
• Japanese wording. 予約 (reservation) or 発送は11月以降 (ships November or later) in the description.

What a fair price check looks like

Start from ¥4,730 and add only what moving it to you costs. Everything above that is the scarcity premium, and whether to pay it is your call. We cannot quote a secondary price today, because none exists yet: on October 14, 2026 the only asks we found were the two eBay listings above, and nothing can have sold before the set leaves Bandai’s hands on November 7.

This is a collector’s item, not a bet. The supply is capped by how many people played on two dates, and Bandai has left room for more. Buy it because you want Nami and Robin on your table, and set your own ceiling before the first listings land.