Apple’s 2014 Lucky Bags went on sale in Japan today. The sale is an annual tradition in which Apple sells bags full of assorted Apple products and accessories, with buyers not knowing what they’re actually getting until they look inside. This year’s bags cost ¥36,000, which comes out to around $340.

The bags this year come with one of a few different sets, as reported by Macotakara. Every bag includes an Incase City Collection Compact backpack, which costs $99.95 on its own. The backpack is a special edition that was apparently created for the Lucky Bag sale, and features accents that are the same red color as the actual bag.

Also included in most bags is a T-shirt like the one in the photo above. There are apparently a few different designs floating around. We don’t have an exact retail price for that shirt, but we’re going to go out on a limb and estimate that the majority of the bag’s value is not found in this shirt. The last of the common items is a Mophie Juice Pack Powerstation. Like the Incase backpack, the Juice Pack has been specially designed to match the Lucky Bags.

Then we get to the good stuff. There are four different kinds of Lucky Bag for sale, each with a different Apple product and a set of accessories to go with it. One of the bags contains an 11-inch MacBook Air, while another comes with a Wi-Fi-only iPad Air (presumably 16 GB).

The third type of bag includes a new Wi-Fi iPad mini (apparently not the Retina model), and a few accessories:

  • Jaybirds BlueBuds X Bluetooth headphones ($169.95)
  • Stem IZON app-controlled remote camera ($99.95)
  • Logitech Ultimate Ears Mobile Boombox ($89.99)
  • Square card reader ($9.99, or free when you sign up for Square)

The final bag being sold this year comes with an iPod nano and the following accessories:

  • Jaybirds BlueBuds X Bluetooth headphones ($169.95)
  • Logitech Ultimate Ears Mobile Boombox ($89.99)
  • Incase Sports Armband Pro for iPod nano (29.95)
  • Griffin Courier Clip for iPod nano ($24.95)