SNACK in 3 lines
- Dates: September 5–23 at Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall, Tokyo
- Experience: Choose a route through the maze and search for eight hidden treasure stamps
- Same-day admission: ¥2,800, or ¥3,300 with limited goods

Snackgirls react
Kirari: The member-by-member Birthday Box is where I’d want to stop with a camera. I’m curious how the 2025 birthday-event costumes and visuals shape each display.
Nea: Choosing a route from the map sounds more inviting than following a fixed timeline. I’d take my time with the handwritten captions on the members’ camera-roll selections.
CUTIE STREET’s second-anniversary interactive exhibition opened at Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall in Tokyo on September 5, 2026, and continues through September 23. Every visitor receives an 8 TREASURES HUNT map and a member picture ticket, then chooses a path through the maze-like route while searching for eight hidden treasure stamps.

Different paths through costumes, concerts, and memories
The route includes music-themed immersive photo booths and member-specific Birthday Box displays featuring costumes and visuals from the members’ 2025 birthday events. Live Street presents photos from the first-single release event and the CROSS STREET solo concert, while Memory Street pairs selections from the members’ camera rolls with handwritten captions. Visitors can also find photo spots, a hidden Nyansto hunt, and a Next CUTIE STREET message-board area.

Timed admission in 30-minute slots
Weekday hours are noon to 7:00 p.m., while weekends and holidays run from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; last admission is one hour before closing. Same-day admission is ¥2,800 including tax, or ¥3,300 with the limited-goods option. That option includes one random clear trading card from eight designs while supplies last. Ticket availability may change if slots sell out or additional tickets are released.
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Purchased tickets cannot be changed, canceled, or refunded. Visitors must show the ticket in their TicketMe profile at reception; screenshots and printed copies are not accepted.
Sources and checked date: September 5, 2026 KST
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