Ahn Mirr Tries Online Kuji Station

Ahn Mirr introduced 'Kuji Station,' an app that lets users enjoy gacha content online. Kuji Station is designed so people can try a variety of draws at home without visiting an offline store.

Instead of lining up at offline stores or hunting for stock, the app offers faster and more convenient draw opportunities in an online setting. Won prizes are delivered directly to users through an overseas shipping system.

This content lets users keep drawing as many times as they want.

The unlimited draw content includes a variety of home appliances and popular character goods, giving users a chance to win items from a wide range of options.

In the Kuji Station app, you can check the remaining stock of each gacha content in real time. In addition, the winning odds of every draw are clearly stated, so users enjoy gacha in a more transparent environment.

This information helps users make reasonable decisions based on facts before taking part in a draw. Checking remaining stock and odds in advance reduces uncertainty.

Kuji Station runs a system that lets users convert unwanted prizes into points, efficiently handling items they don't need.

Converted points can be used to draw kuji again or refunded as top-up credit. This system helps users keep having a satisfying gacha experience.

Ahn Mirr offers viewers Kuji Station benefits through a special event. Entering the code 'MIRR' in the coupon box issues a discount coupon.

Entering the code '9901' also grants one free kuji trial ticket, giving viewers a chance to try the service without pressure.

Viewers of Ahn Mirr's channel get a chance to join the event lucky room. Entering the password '1223' in the Welfare House Zone completes entry automatically.

Additional events for new September sign-ups are also underway. New members can enter the drawing by using the code 'KUJI2609' when they sign up.

Subscribing to the channel and pressing like are required to take part in the event.

When writing a comment, the '🤍☁️' format must be included at the very beginning. Through this event, viewers can receive various prizes, including the figures Ahn Mirr obtained in the video.

When Ahn Mirr arrived on the B1 floor, they found numerous gacha machines lined up. This space mixed older releases with the latest products.

The whole store had a lively atmosphere, and many anime goods caught the visitors' attention.

During a draw, the lever was stiff, so they needed help from a staff member.

Ahn Mirr shared the personal impression that the characters they got were very cute.

However, they failed to find the large Flocked figure and Shirousa they had wanted.

The shops were located close to each other, making it easy to view them and browse several stores conveniently.

PC parts with complicated assembly were on display here.

The store had retro bishoujo B2 posters, and secondhand games were being sold alongside figures.

The purchased figure was very satisfying for its price and condition.

Ahn Mirr continued shopping, browsing Joy Hobby, Lashinbang, and Figure Presso in that order.

Ahn Mirr found a Nendoroid Mika Misono figure in the store. However, due to its high price, they hesitated and ultimately gave up on buying it.

Unable to afford Mika Misono, Ahn Mirr settled for buying a different new prize figure instead.

Even though it was a prize figure, Ahn Mirr was impressed by how large and pretty it looked.

During the unboxing, they also checked the contents of the Mika Misono figure and once again confirmed their consistent taste for white-outfit characters.

This gacha contained 4 out of a total of 36 characters.

Upon opening, Ahn Mirr got the Chiffon and Cappuccino characters and expressed satisfaction with the cute gacha. These small figures were neatly organized in an acrylic display case.