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OSHI+ by eeo Pop-Up Brings Sweets-Themed Plushie Photo Spots to Yokohama

The event sells the plushie as the thing to dress, carry and photograph, and it does so through a department-store toy floor rather than an anime retailer, which puts nuikatsu goods in front of general shoppers.

Reporting from 1 source: Nijimen.

OSHI+ by eeo Pop-Up Brings Sweets-Themed Plushie Photo Spots to Yokohama

The OSHI+ by eeo nuikatsu pop-up for Okashina Nuifuku-ya-san runs from Friday, October 30 to Sunday, November 29, 2026 at TOYLO PARK on the second floor of the Ito-Yokado Lalaport Yokohama Store. The sweets-shop-themed space offers ribbon and doughnut backdrops, an afternoon-tea set, a heart-shaped mirror and a giant parfait panel. Ten new sweets-motif products go on sale in advance, including plushie clothes, bags, pouches and items for displaying can badges and acrylic stands.

The ten new products cover both sides of the hobby: plushie clothes, bags and pouches for dressing the toy, and items for displaying can badges and acrylic stands. Display samples can be tried on at the venue, so visitors can compare sizing against their own plushie before buying.

The photo areas are built around props, ribbons, doughnuts and a heart-shaped mirror. Photo props are provided at the giant parfait panel, which is set up for shots with the plushie rather than only behind it. The venue is the TOYLO PARK concept floor, and the pop-up runs through Sunday, November 29, 2026.

  • Plushie clothes: Sweets-motif outfits for oshi plushies
  • Plushie bags: Sweets-themed bags in the new lineup
  • Plushie pouches: Sweets-motif pouches for carrying plushies
  • Can badge display items: Goods for displaying can badges
  • Acrylic stand display items: Goods for displaying acrylic stands

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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