Takara Tomy (Tomica, Kiddy Land)

The Japan read

From the company's own filing for Q1 (Apr–Jun 2026) · reported 2026-08-04 · the filing ↗

▲ +8.0%Japan salesJapan segment sales, as reported (includes sales to other group companies).

• InboundKiddy Land's sales rose on its new Omokado concept shop in Harajuku, opened in April, and on continued strong demand from overseas visitors, the company says. It gives no separate Kiddy Land figure.
• JapanJapan segment sales rose 8.0% to ¥56.4bn and profit 5.3% to ¥6.16bn (sales to outside customers in Japan: ¥50.3bn, up from ¥48.3bn). The company cites Tomica Premium and other lines for adult collectors, Pokémon goods in the 30th-anniversary year, Toy Story goods, and gacha capsule toys and plush.

Other callouts in the filing

• SegmentAsia grew 20.9% to ¥20.5bn, with profit up 29.7% to ¥845m, led by Beyblade X in Hong Kong and Taiwan; it opened its fifth Asian Tomica Brand Store, in Hong Kong, in May. Europe rose 45.4% to ¥1.47bn, helped by Japanese-themed Twinchees products.
• One-offUS tariff refunds, which the company had been pursuing, lifted consolidated operating profit by about ¥1bn. In the Americas, sales fell 6.7% to ¥5.1bn after an ERP system fault delayed shipments, but the region swung to a ¥397m operating profit from a ¥254m loss.
• OutlookGuidance is unchanged: for the year to March 2027, sales of ¥285.0bn (+5.4%), operating profit of ¥26.0bn (+7.2%) and net income of ¥18.0bn (+54.1%); for April–September, sales of ¥130.0bn (+1.7%) and operating profit of ¥11.5bn (−2.0%).

floortok's reading of the filing, in our own words. Figures are the company's own; where a growth rate is our arithmetic, it says so.