UUUM and Fighters Sports & Entertainment revealed new creators joining the Aug 22 event at ES CON Field HOKKAIDO, plus launched pre-order sales for official 'UUUM All-Stars' merchandise from Jun 4-10.
UUUM and FSE will hold 'UUUM DAY in F Village' on Aug 22, 2026 at ES CON Field HOKKAIDO in Kitahiroshima, Hokkaido. Five additional creator groups have been confirmed: ESPOIR TRIBE (6 members), Justistar (7 members), Manal-tai (3 members), SKJ Village (Saikatsu), and Kuma. The UUUM All-Stars roster includes HIKAKIN (ceremonial first pitch only), Fischer's, Tokai On Air, Masuo, and others who will face the Fighters OB Select team managed by Tsutomu Iwamoto, featuring stars like Sho Nakata and Yoshio Itoi. Original merchandise is available for pre-order Jun 4-10 via the official online store, with delivery expected by mid-August. Items include baseball shirts (6,900-7,900 yen), replica caps (3,900 yen), cheer towels (2,500 yen), wristbands (1,500 yen), and acrylic keychains (900 yen). A second sales window and in-store sales are planned from Aug 22. Tickets are on sale via F-Ticket.
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- Source: PR TIMES
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FAQ
When and where is UUUM DAY in F Village held?
It takes place on Saturday, August 22, 2026 at ES CON Field HOKKAIDO in Kitahiroshima, Hokkaido, home of the Nippon-Ham Fighters.
Which creators were added in this announcement?
Five groups were added: ESPOIR TRIBE, Justistar, Manal-tai, SKJ Village (Saikatsu), and Kuma, joining HIKAKIN, Fischer's, Tokai On Air, and others.
What is the merchandise pre-order period and delivery timeline?
Pre-orders run from June 4 at 12:00 to June 10 at 18:00. Items are expected to be delivered by mid-August, before the event.
What merchandise is available and at what price range?
Items include baseball shirts (6,900-7,900 yen), replica caps (3,900 yen), cheer towels (2,500 yen), wristbands (1,500 yen), and acrylic keychains (900 yen), all tax included.
Who manages the Fighters OB Select team opposing the UUUM All-Stars?
Tsutomu Iwamoto serves as manager, leading 16 former Fighters players including Sho Nakata, Yoshio Itoi, Kensuke Tanaka, and Makoto Kaneko.