Struppi is getting the magazine treatment as they mark a decade in the entertainment industry. The group will appear on the cover of CanCam's August 2026 special edition, launching June 23, dressed in yukata for a custom-illustrated group shot.

The feature goes beyond a typical photoshoot. An 8-page spread focuses on each member's standout physical features—fingers, neck, arms, nape, and back—with extreme close-up shots that had the members reacting with surprise during the shoot. Some were caught off guard by the unconventional angles, while others recognized traits they're frequently complimented on.

Beyond the photography, the special includes candid talk about personal grooming habits, which members' features they admire most, and ideal summer date scenarios. There's also a sit-down reflecting on the group's 10-year journey, with members sharing memories from their nerve-wracking debut performance, the emotional experience of performing at Tokyo Dome, and their gratitude toward each other and fans.

A highlight of the issue is an updated member relationship chart featuring leader Nanomori and five other members, complete with over 20 connecting arrows showing the group's dynamics.

The special edition comes with bonus items, including a visual card featuring member heart poses on one side and yukata styling on the reverse. Fans ordering through Seven Net Shopping will receive an additional B5-sized group card. CanCam's YouTube channel is also sharing behind-the-scenes footage from the photoshoot.

Struppi has had an eventful year already. In June, leader Nanomori stepped down as representative director of their agency STPR to focus on creative work. The group recently released their first single "Hajimari no Monogatari," which topped the Oricon weekly chart, and saw their animation film debut with "Strawberry School Festival!!!" last month. They also maintain an active presence with their TBS television show and continue touring nationally.