FFX 25th anniversary pop-up store heads to Daimaru Shinsaibashi and Tokyo in July

Square Enix has already turned this into a practical store-event page rather than a bare announcement. Readers can see which Daimaru branch opens first, how long each stop runs, what the display section looks like, and which goods already have visible prices from one official source.

Osaka opens first on July 3, while Tokyo follows on July 17

The official Square Enix page schedules Daimaru Shinsaibashi from July 3 to August 30, 2026 and Daimaru Tokyo from July 17 to August 3, 2026. It also separates the closing rule by noting that the Tokyo stop ends at 6 p.m. on the final day.

So the first useful reader bundle is which branch opens first, how long each stop lasts, and whether the final-day hours differ. That is the core planning layer for this kind of Japan-only pop-up stop.

The event is built as a display stop as well as a goods shop

Square Enix says the venue will include a 25th anniversary art wall design and mini panels using the deformed illustrations. That matters because it changes the stop from a shelf-only sale into a small branded event space.

In other words, the strongest read is a merchandise stop with built-in anniversary photo points, not just a quiet retail corner. That makes the event more useful for readers deciding whether the visit is worth a detour.

Visible plush and bag pricing gives the budget outline early

The official page already lists Tidus plush at 4,400 yen, Yuna plush at 4,400 yen, and Wakka plush at 4,620 yen, then continues into shirts, shoulder bags, and a large tote bag with full product visuals. That is enough to set a realistic first-pass budget before the stores open.

So the practical takeaway is that this pop-up already works as a schedule check plus an early merch-priority list. Readers do not need to wait for in-store photos to know the basic cost shape.