Group-Buy Period: 15th September to 5th October
Estimated Shipping: Q2 2026

Specifications

Layout Support:,
- True HHKB (Solder, Hotswap),
- WKL (Solder, Hotswap, Venom60HE 7u),
- WK (Solder, Hotswap, Venom60HE 6.25u / 7u, Venom60MX 6.25U),
Materials:,
- Top Case: A6063 aluminium,
- Bottom Case: PC, Acrylic, PEI,
Weight: 304 SS with Bead Blasted,
Typing Angle: 9 degrees,
Front Height: 16.65 mm,
Weight (Built): Approximately 1.1 kg,
Case Colours:,
- Blue / Dyed PC,
- Pink / Dyed PC,
- Silver / Acrylic,
- Black / PEI, Kuro Edition,
- Gurokawa / Dyed PC, GMK Gurokawa Collab,
Weight:,
- Bead Blasted SS (Base option),
- Bead Blasted SS with Black Coated (Kuro Edition),
PCB:,
- Solder / Hotswap with RGB Underglow (QMK / VIA compatible),
- VENOM60HE RGB (Hall Effect),
- VENOM60MX Hotswap 8Khz (QMK / VIA compatible),
Plate:,
- PP (Base Option), Aluminium, PC, PEI,
Gasket,
- Poron LE-20 Black, 2.5mm,
- GTC30 White, 3.0mm,
Feet ,
- 3M SJ5302 Bumpon,
Deskmat
- 900x400x4mm, Rough Surface

Default Plate Materials,

The Black (Kuro) Edition comes with a PEI plate by default.,
All other colorways come with a PP plate by default.,

Note: PEI is approximately 3 times more expensive to manufacture than standard plates, which is reflected in the adjusted price for the VENOM option.

About the VENOM Option,

When selecting the VENOM PCB option, all default plates (PP or PEI) are removed and replaced with a CFRP (carbon fiber) plate.,
This is because both PP and PEI are flexible materials that may introduce input inconsistency when used with high-speed gaming PCBs. CFRP ensures consistent performance and is required with VENOM.

What's included in the kit

Top Case x 1,
Bottom Case x 1,
Weight x 1,
Acryl Panel x 1,
PP Plate x 1,
Solder PCB x 1,
Poron Gasket x 1,
3M Feet x 2,
Carrying case x 1,
Screws and Screw Driver,
ID Card,
HHKB Buyers - Two types of 6U wires (YIKB and Cherry Compatible)

Ramune60 by Hato

The design of this keyboard was inspired by Ramune, the iconic Japanese soda known for its playful charm and distinctive glass bottle. With its clear lower half filled with fizzy soda, opaque top cap, and signature glass marble sealed inside, the Ramune bottle serves as a direct motif for the keyboard’s form and colour palette.

This keyboard captures the refreshing character of Ramune through both its aesthetics and sound. The low-profile case enhances usability while perfectly matching the light and breezy concept. Additionally, a carefully tested and tuned Poron gasket delivers a crisp and clear typing sound that complements the overall design.

Structure of Ramune60

Ramune60 began with a clear choice — the adoption of the Poron LE-20 gasket mount, which offered the most crisp and classic typing feel among all gasket-based structures I’ve experienced.

The sound profile of Poron LE-20 was already iconic and matched my personal preferences perfectly.
From Kohaku to Keycult, I studied and referenced the compression characteristics and layout of Poron in many renowned keyboards, using them as both benchmarks and sources of inspiration.

In terms of design, my goal was to achieve a fusion of classic and modern aesthetics.
The exposed seam running through the centre of the side profile, the 9-degree typing angle, and the classic bottom case shape all pay homage to traditional design elements.
In contrast, the internal structure, mounting system, and outer housing were all engineered through a modern combination of materials.

This exposed seam along the side not only reinforces the Ramune concept, but also maximizes the effect of underglow lighting.

The top case features Ramune60’s signature cherry lip — a smooth, wide curvature inspired by the soft, flowing lines of a Ramune bottle.
From the side, a thin chamfer line runs downward.
Where the cherry lip meets the chamfer, the chamfer gently fades along the curve of the lip.
This subtle sculptural detail serves as a key visual identity of Ramune60, making the keyboard recognizable by the silhouette of its top case alone.