Ujimatsu Chiya from Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka?? is captured here in a charming Ichiban Kuji prize figure that blends sweets-inspired whimsy with autumn Halloween flair. The pose freezes a moment of playful tea-time: she stands with a delicate tilt of the head, a small smile, and one hand raised to balance a candy-studded treat. Her hair flows in soft lavender tones, tied with ribbons and a tiny bow that nods to her refined, tea-loving character. The outfit is a Halloween-sweets mix: a frilled dress in warm orange and cream, accented by pumpkin motifs, delicate lace, and a tiny cape. The base features candy leaves and whimsical desserts, grounding the scene in the series’ cozy cafe aesthetic. The sculpt captures delicate facial features, slender fingers, and a graceful silhouette typical of Banpresto's prize figures, combining charm and collectability for fans of the show and its confectionary whimsy.

Ujimatsu Chiya is one of the central characters in Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka??, a lighthearted series set around the Rabbit House cafe where friends share tea, sweets, and everyday adventures. Chiya is known for her calm, elegant demeanor, a love of tea and good company, and a generous heart that warms even shy newcomers. Her interactions with Cocoa Hoto and the other girls reveal her thoughtful nature, patient guidance, and quiet humor as she helps out at the cafe and pursues small adventures in town. In the Sweets, Halloween Hajimemashita arc, Chiya’s appreciation for seasonal treats is heightened, and she designs charming confections and tea pairings that reflect her refined tastes. This figure celebrates that spirit by placing her in a festive, dessert-inspired moment, inviting fans to imagine cozy conversations, shared sweets, and the gentle friendship that anchors the series.