Nintama Rantarō Tower Records Pop-Up Shop Runs July 3 to 12
The pop-up shop gives fans a limited-time retail event with exclusive merchandise based on fresh character art, expanding the franchise's physical goods presence across multiple Tower Records stores.
Key Facts
- The Nintama Rantarō pop-up shop runs from July 3 to July 12, 2026, at five Tower Records stores and online.
- Newly drawn illustrations feature Rantarō, Kirimaru, Shinbei, and the fifth graders in dancing poses.
- Merchandise includes can badges, big acrylic stands, T-shirts, trading bromide cards, and more.
- In-store shoppers get a random postcard for every 2,000 yen spent; online box purchases include a limited can badge.
- The event may impose entry restrictions or numbered tickets during busy periods.
Reporting from 1 source: Nijimen.
A Nintama Rantarō pop-up shop will open at five Tower Records locations and online from July 3 to July 12, 2026. The shop features newly drawn illustrations of Rantarō, Kirimaru, Shinbei, and the fifth graders in dancing poses. Goods include can badges, big acrylic stands, T-shirts, trading bromide cards, and more. Purchase bonuses include random postcards and a limited can badge for online box purchases.
The "Nintama Rantarō × Tower Records" pop-up shop runs from July 3 to July 12, 2026, at five Tower Records stores and on Tower Records Online. The theme is "Everyone Let's Dance! no Dan." Newly drawn illustrations show Rantarō, Kirimaru, Shinbei, and the fifth graders in dynamic dancing poses. The merchandise lineup includes can badges in glitter and hologram types, trading bromide cards, acrylic cards, illustration cards, die-cut stickers, big acrylic stands, and T-shirts. In-store shoppers receive a random postcard (10 types) for every 2,000 yen spent. Online buyers who purchase certain box items get a limited can badge. The event may impose entry restrictions or numbered tickets during busy periods. Goods will later be available on AMNIBUS and Animate.
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