Release date is 6/4/2016 on Amazon.co.jp.

When you'll get it, could you tell me/us if the download code includes the Takkyu mix?

http://www.hmv.co.jp/en/productitemstock/stock/6789289

...there's still a few in stock, though they're running out.

Also, some other shops have them, though you have to figure out how to buy from them, which is not always easy.

My brother are spending his vacation in Japan right now and he got two copies - one for me and the another one for a mate. What a luck!

At this stage, the box set is being exclusively sold at the Japanese concerts in May.

Some of us are hoping any leftovers make it to retail outlets or we'll be at the mercy of eBay re-sellers.

Even better, maybe some make it down to the Sydney gigs.

I opted for the CD Single: CDJapan

The mix better be good. It's going to cost me over $40 when all is said and done!

Yeah, it's not that good TBH. Although it reminds me of the KLF a little bit ...And I would dance to it.
I didn't realise it was getting a CD single release. But at that price, I'm not falling over myself to own the thing. It's on Youtube as well as Soundcloud now.

I do get that 'minimal tech house' can be interesting if done well but I just don't think that Takkyu Ishino nailed it here. It simply sounds like a generic keyboard preset with vocal samples faded in here and there. Not the most imaginative effort. It reminds me of the Richie Hawtin Blue Monday-95 remix which I didn't take to either. Maybe it's not built for home/headphone listening but more on a huge sound system in a sweaty club at 2am. Dunno.

For me Tutti Frutti's best remix was undoubtedly Hot Chip followed by Hallo Halo which is also good. That said, I think the Hot Chip remix would be even better if they shaved 5 minutes off it a bit like the version on the UK 12".

For those not interested in purchasing this vinyl, the Takkyu Ishino remix is available digitally but again only in Japan. For some reason Mute opted to limit the release the Hi-Res version of Tutti Frutt to USA/Japan only so if you're in the UK or anywhere else in the world you'll have to get an international mate to buy it for you and Dropbox it over. UK/EU only got 44/16 FLAC.

- Japanese Tutti Frutti Hi-Res bundle,
- US Tutti Frutti Hi-Res bundle (HDTracks, won't show for non-US residents),

It remains to be seen if they included a download coupon with the Japanese 12" and if it's accessible to those of us outside Japan.

I've tried to register on HMV Japan but the page won't translate for me and I've got no idea how to progress. I managed to get the item in my basket but that was about it. I've given up for the time being.

No download code! Sad news but good for my money.

Thanks. I've tried to use Internet Explorer, and it translates on the main page. I can see where to click to register as a new customer, but when the page changes it's all in Japanese again. *sigh*

My 12" arrived today. Nice mix (I like a bit of acid, I do). Agree that it reminds me of the original 'Trance' KLF single versions.

Anyone know what the full tracklist is for the Japanese CD single with this mix on?

My 12" arrived on Friday. I'm impressed because I only ordered it from Amazon Japan on Wednesday so from dispatch to arrival in the UK the whole thing barely took 2 days. The fastest shipment from Japan I've ever had bar none.

I note with many people receiving their copies and Amazon JP/HMV still showing as In Stock this item may not become as rare as originally thought. That said, I'm not seeing any copies up for resale on Ebay yet.