Primaniacs to release The New Prince of Tennis fragrance lineup, company reports

The New Prince of Tennis Fragrance Lineup Releases in December 2026

The tenth installment of The New Prince of Tennis fragrance series arrives at primaniacs stores across Japan on December 22, 2026, featuring seven distinct character-inspired perfumes priced at 7,920 yen including tax for 30ml bottles, primaniacs reported. The collection captures specific character traits through layered aromatic notes, ranging from citrus and green accords to woody and spicy finishes.

Ginza Store Hosts Fragrance Storyteller Events in December

In conjunction with the retail launch, the primaniacs Ginza main store will host a special “conteur de parfums” (Fragrance Storyteller) event series from December 22 to December 28, 2026. During this period, store staff will guide visitors through the narrative and olfactory evolution built into each bottle. Advance reservations for the event are currently open through the official retail channels.

Fragrances Translate Character Traits into Specific Scent Pyramids

Each 30ml fragrance translates character traits into specific scent pyramids. The first fragrance opens with top notes of lavender, geranium, and bergamo, moves through a labdanum and vanilla middle, and settles into birch, patchouli, and amber. Another variant leads with grapefruit, orange, mandarin, and leaf green, supported by a jasmine, freesia, muguet, and iris middle, finishing on musk, cedarwood, and moss.

Primaniacs to release The New Prince of Tennis fragrance lineup, company reports

Additional options include a spice-forward blend featuring clove, orange, cumin, and cinnamon over amber and moss, alongside a fougere composition blending smoky notes, oakmoss, musk, tonka beans, and sandalwood. Another selection centers on an Earl Grey tea top note paired with gardenia, magnolia, thyme, and neroli, anchored by patchouli, musk, and cedarwood.

The final profiles incorporate a sharp spice and black pepper opening backed by cedarwood, sandalwood, and patchouli, as well as a citrus green formulation combining orange, green lemon, leaf note, himawari, muguet, honey, white cedar, amber, and musk. All items are produced under the production rights of © Takeshi Konomi / Shueisha, NAS, The New Prince of Tennis Project.

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