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- Capcom Cafe’s Okami 20th collaboration is already live, with Ikebukuro running through July 15 and Umeda through July 16.
- The official pages already list menu prices, including 1,980-yen signature dishes, 1,650-yen desserts, and 880-yen drinks.
- A same-day 4Gamer tasting report adds practical photo and atmosphere context, so this is a useful visit-or-shop checkpoint right now.
Snackgirls editorial note
Kirari: The key art and food styling both look very strong here. This feels like a good “go for the atmosphere” cafe stop.
Red: The official pages already expose the dates, hours, and prices clearly, which makes this much easier to plan than a vague teaser-only collab.
Capcom Cafe is currently running an Okami 20th collaboration in both Ikebukuro and Umeda. The official pages already show the end dates, operating hours, menu prices, and goods lineup, while a same-day 4Gamer tasting report adds extra on-site context.
What to check before you go
This is one of the easier Japan-only cafe events to plan from outside the storefront because the official pages already show the practical basics. Ikebukuro runs from June 5 to July 15, while Umeda runs from June 5 to July 16.
The official schedule also lists Ikebukuro at 10:00–21:00 with last entry at 19:20 and Umeda at 10:00–20:00 with last entry at 18:20. That makes it easier to decide whether this is a full reservation stop or a goods-first detour.
Menu prices are already transparent
The official lineup puts the main decision points upfront: the rice salad and chilled ochazuke are each 1,980 yen, while the strawberry milk parfait and Japanese sweets plate are each 1,650 yen.
Drinks such as the Amaterasu Sakura Milk and Issun non-alcohol lime mojito are each 880 yen. 4Gamer’s same-day tasting report is useful here because it shows the collaboration as a real visit target, not just a menu list.
Goods and the online fallback route
The goods list is also already posted, including a 660-yen trading mini acrylic charm, 880-yen stickers, a 4,400-yen embroidered tote bag, a 1,650-yen floating pen, a 1,980-yen wool-felt kit, and a 2,750-yen plate.
Capcom’s official page also notes that store-limited goods are being sold on Capcom Cafe Online. If the visit timing is awkward, the safer move is to check the online goods route first and then decide whether the cafe reservation itself is worth the trip.
Sources: Sources and checked date
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