Re-Ment

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Re-Ment Co., Ltd.
株式会社リ－メント

Re-Ment logo
FoundedMay 1998
Headquarters3-5 Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
TypePrivate
IndustryToys, Miniature Food, Confectionery
Website

Japan:re-ment.co.jp

RE-MENT Co., Ltd. (Japanese:株式会社リ－メントKabushikigaisha Riiment) is aJapanese toy company based inChiyoda, Tokyo[1] and established in May 1998[1]. The name "Re-Ment" comes from the phrase "Reform the Entertainment" that is sometimes included under the company's logo.

Re-Ment primarily produces highly-detailed collectable miniatures of food, furniture, and licensed characters, but also makes products such as magnets and erasers. Their products typically come in even sets of four, six, or eight. Each figure type from a set is packaged and sold separately, and are often sold as "candy toys", where each pack also includes a piece of gum. Complete sets come together in display boxes for retailers that can also be purchased instead of buying each pack separately. One of each pack from a set is included in a box as opposed to containing a random assortment.

Re-Ment began its Pokémon series of products in 2016.

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External links

References

  1. ↑1.01.1"会社概要" (in Japanese).株式会社リ－メント [Re-Ment Co., Ltd.]. Retrieved 26 January 2018.

See also

Re-Ment Pokémon products
Terrarium Collection:1 •2 •3 •4 •5 •6 •7 •8 •9 •10 •11 •12 •13 •14 •15

Alola •Together with Pikachu •DX •Alola 2 •Four Seasons •Galar
In the Changing Seasons •Galar 2 •Happy Every Day •Paldea
Relaxing Moments

Desktop Figures:1 •2 •3
Hide & Seek/Diorama • -so cute- •Battle on Desk! •Galar •Paldea
Battle on Desk! Anime ver. •Relaxing Home!
Eraser Figures:1 •2 •3
Pokémon Forest:1 •2 •3 •4 •5 •6 •7
Pokémon: Petite Fleur:1 •2 •3
Seasonal Flowers •Galar
Pokémon: Cord Keeper!:1 •2 •3
Quest
Pokémon: Dreaming Case:1 •2 •3 •4
Pokémon: Pokémon's Steps:1 •2
Pokémon: PikaPika School Bag:1 •2 •3
Pokémon: Floral Cup Collection:1 •2
Pokémon: Starrium Collection:1 •2 •3
Pokémon World:1 •2 •3
Pokémon Town:1 •2 •3
Pokémon: Pittori Collection:1 •2
Pokémon: Swing Vignette Collection:1 •2 •3 •4
Pokémon Gemstone Collection:1 •2 •3
Pokémon: Nakayoshi Friends:1 •2
Pokémon: Pocket Bonsai:1 •2 •3
Pokémon: Aqua Bottle Collection:1 •2
Pokémon: Wreath Collection:1 •2
Pokémon: Little Night Collection:1 •2
Pokémon: A Little Tale of the Forest:1 •2
Other:Pokémon: Welcome to Pikachu Room! •Pokémon Nearby? Figure •Pokémon: Pikachu Komorebi Cafe •Pokémon: Pikachu Loves Ketchup •Pokémon: Entertainment! Pikachu Magnet •Pokémon: Pokémon Camping •Pokémon: Candy & Snack •Pokémon: Pikachu Sweets Time •Pokémon: Bakery in the Blue Sky •Pokémon: PuruPuru Collection •Pokémon: Pokémon Japanese Sweets •Pokémon: Enjoy Cooking! Pikachu Kitchen •Pokémon Quest: Mini Towel •Pokémon: Utatane Basket •Pokémon: Pocket Botanical •Pokémon Stained Glass Collection •Pokémon: Cool Piplup Collection •Pokémon: Midnight Mansion •Pokémon: Afternoon Sunshine Through Trees •Pokémon POP'n SWEET Collection •Pokémon Relaxing Time - Take a Break at the River •Pokémon Pyokotto Welcome Back! •Pokémon: Everyone Gather! Forest Athletic •Pokémon: Ovaltique Collection •Pokémon: Diorama Collection - Old Castle Ruins •Pokémon: Circular Diorama Collection •Pokémon: Decorative Frame Collection •Pokémon: Pocket Statue - Dragon Type •Pokémon: Vintage Collection Type:Steel •Pokémon: Romantic Collection •Pokémon Nighty Night Collection •POKÉMON NEON PARTY★ •Pokémon Lantern Diorama •Pokémon: Funwari Yurarin Kazari •Pokémon Diamond Dust
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