Neko Atume is one of the cutest smartphone games you can play these days thanks to its adorable illustrations, cute, addictive gameplay, and an abundance of furry felines. So it only makes sense for someone to release a character magazine book (known as a mook in Japan) featuring Neko Atume characters. But the publisher isn’t just releasing a cute mook—it's also bundling the package with cloth, draw-string bags in the shape of Manzoku-san (known as “Tubbs” in English) and Oddo-san (known as “Pepper” in English).

Called kinchaku in Japanese, these bags are basically traditional handbags or purses—you’ll often see Japanese women carrying them when wearing yukata (a lightweight kimono), though many people still use them on an everyday basis.

But these Neko Atsume kinchaku are obviously a new take on the old design. For one thing, they have tiny, adorable legs and tails!

The mook will be released on January 12, 2016, and the standard version—which comes with the Manzoku-san/Tubbs kinchaku—will be available at bookstores nationwide. The mook will apparently include short stories and other content like cat collaborations. A limited-edition version will also be available at Tsutaya locations and will come with Oddo-san/Pepper as well as a copy of Neko Atsume Neko-darake Zukan, a reference book for the game. Both versions will retail for ¥1,380 (about US$11.50).

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