JT Launches Limited-Edition Ploom AURA “Fuchsia Flare” in Advance Sales Starting March 10

Mar.10
JT Launches Limited-Edition Ploom AURA “Fuchsia Flare” in Advance Sales Starting March 10
Japan Tobacco Inc. (JT) began advance sales on March 10 for the fifth limited-edition color of its heated tobacco device “Ploom AURA,” named “Fuchsia Flare.” The product is available through the CLUB JT online shop and Ploom Shops nationwide at a price of JPY 2,980. From March 17, it will also be sold in limited quantities at convenience stores nationwide and selected tobacco retailers.

Key Takeaways

 

  • JT began advance sales of the Ploom AURA limited color “Fuchsia Flare” on March 10.
  • “Fuchsia Flare” is the fifth edition in the Ploom AURA limited-color series and is priced at JPY 2,980.
  • From March 17, the product will also be sold in limited quantities at convenience stores nationwide and selected tobacco retailers.
  • Starting March 10, five front panels and one back cover for Ploom AURA are also being released in stages.
  • A paid “Ploom Free Trial” program for first-time buyers is being offered, allowing eligible users to purchase the starter kit for JPY 980 instead of the regular JPY 2,980

 


 

2Firsts, March 10, 2026 – According to Japan Tobacco Inc., Japan Tobacco Inc. (JT) announced on March 10 that it had begun advance sales of the fifth limited-edition color for its heated tobacco device “Ploom AURA,” called “Fuchsia Flare,” through the CLUB JT online shop and Ploom Shops nationwide. The product is priced at JPY 2,980. Beginning on March 17, it will also go on sale in limited quantities at convenience stores nationwide and selected tobacco retailers.

 

“Fuchsia Flare” is a limited-edition color featuring a vivid fuchsia pink. According to JT, the design was created with the intention of adding color and brilliance to the user and encouraging a flexible mindset for enjoying daily life. It is the fifth edition in the “Ploom AURA” limited-color series.

 

JT Launches Limited-Edition Ploom AURA “Fuchsia Flare” in Advance Sales Starting March 10
Fuchsia Flare Limited Edition | Image Source: Mynavi

 

“Ploom AURA” uses JT’s proprietary heating technology, “SMART HEATFLOW,” to draw out the original taste of tobacco, and it allows users to choose among four heating modes through the “HEAT SELECT SYSTEM.”

 

In addition, starting from March 10, related accessories for “Ploom AURA” are being released in stages through the CLUB JT online shop, Ploom Shops nationwide, and Ploom STAND locations. These include five front panels, each priced at JPY 1,480, and one back cover in “Fuchsia Flare,” priced at JPY 1,980. The accessories can be combined with the device body for different color combinations.

 

JT Launches Limited-Edition Ploom AURA “Fuchsia Flare” in Advance Sales Starting March 10
Ploom AURA" accessories | Image source: Mynavi

 

To coincide with the launch, JT is also offering a paid “Ploom Free Trial” program for people purchasing Ploom for the first time. Eligible users can purchase the starter kit, normally priced at JPY 2,980, for JPY 980. The eligible lineup includes nine colors, including “Fuchsia Flare.” Sales through the official CLUB JT ONLINE SHOP stores on Rakuten Marketplace and Yahoo will begin at 10:00 a.m. on March 17.

 

 

 

Currently, according to publicly available information, the order of release for this series is as follows:

 

  • Amber Haze was released in September 2025.
  • Bronze Royal was released on November 11, 2025. 
  • Aqua Green was released on December 1, 2025.
  •  Purple Dusk was released on January 13, 2026. 
  • Fuchsia Flare was released on March 10, 2026. 

 

Image source: mynavi.

 

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