BLEACH Pop-Up Event The Stories of Ichigo Runs in Tokyo and Osaka
The event frames the final cour as a retrospective of Ichigo's journey, with displays and goods spanning his forms from substitute Soul Reaper to final form.
The event frames the final cour as a retrospective of Ichigo's journey, with displays and goods spanning his forms from substitute Soul Reaper to final form.
The event turns an entire shopping street into the venue, a format that lets fans walk through the neighborhood while engaging with the series, with original goods sold at a dedicated pop-up shop.
The figure continues Union Creative's uniform series for the To LOVE-Ru Darkness spin-off, with Mea joining the lineup as a new entry.
The pop-up shop gives fans a chance to buy new summer festival-themed merchandise, including cat-themed items, at a physical location in Akihabara for a limited time.
The collaboration puts Qpa's serializing authors directly into a fashion retail context, with original one-page manga scenarios included on select items.
The five-character face cushion lineup, centered on the Culling Game arc, gives Jujutsu Kaisen fans a full set of display pieces ahead of the December release.
The GRAFFITI series marks STRICT-G's move into street-art-inspired graphics, expanding the Gundam apparel line beyond its usual military and casual wear.
The plush mascots extend the exhibition's merchandise lineup with character goods based on new art, giving attendees a fresh collectible tied to the Nagoya run.
The event extends the Osomatsu-san merchandise cycle with a new maneki-neko theme, and its goods are scheduled to move to online stores like DRECOM SHOP after the event closes.
The new illustration pairs Yorozuya and Shinsengumi in a summer gag setting, and the shop restricts entry on its first two days to advance applicants through the LINE app.
The fourth wave pairs two of the series' most popular characters with specific NBA teams, and the lineup is still expanding with two more figures planned.
The release expands the ROBOT魂 A.N.I.M.E. line with a military-spec Zaku variant tied to the Jaburo campaign, packaged as a museum-style display piece.
The Black Deku figure captures a key solo-fight moment from the anime, with battle damage and mask-off options that let collectors recreate the scene.
The collaboration ties into Pompompurin's 30th anniversary and its first-place finish in the 2026 Sanrio Character Ranking, giving the character a fashion crossover at a milestone moment.
The shop's theme directly invokes the Cape Cod summer from the manga's ending, selling goods that let readers carry that specific season with them.
The fourth collaboration continues the series of Moomin-themed innerwear and loungewear from une nana cool, expanding the franchise's merchandise reach in Japan.
The anniversary merchandise turns the live event's male cast into a uniform plush lineup, a format that highlights the agency's generational range across its 45-year history.
The event pairs a physical pop-up at Tower Records Shibuya with concurrent web sales, giving fans two purchase routes for the same newly drawn rain-themed goods.
The cafe splits its drink lineup and dining bonuses into two periods, so repeat visits are built into the event's structure.
The sleeping bag's return for a second order run confirms its popularity, while the new apparel line extends the STRICT-G NANGA collaboration into everyday wear.
The pop-up pairs the 30th-anniversary AUTOart scale model with a real AE86, letting fans compare the detailed replica against the actual car at a Gunma venue tied to the series' mountain-pass setting.
The new merchandise line, including a burger-themed sticker and a diplomatic towel, expands the franchise's summer goods offerings with functional outdoor items.
The collaboration marks the first time the long-running anime series has partnered with eyewear brand Zoff, expanding its merchandise into prescription glasses and accessories.
The event splits its new artwork into two contrasting themes, walking and fighting backs, giving the same characters distinct visual treatments across a 12-item goods lineup.