SNACK in 3 lines
- One-of-a-kind Anis: Sparkling Summer Kyoyuzen kimono unveiled at the September 14 launch
- Display: Kyoto Museum of Crafts and Design through September 20; MEGA NIKKE STORE KYOTO from September 21
- Eight-stop stamp rally and lost-item puzzle route running through November 10
Snackgirls react
Kirari: A yellow Kyoto Tower beside that one-of-a-kind kimono must have made a striking opening scene. I’d want to see how the summer design translates into Kyoyuzen details up close.
Nea: The venue change matters when planning the route. I’d match the kimono stop to the eight-location puzzle instead of arriving at the museum after September 20.
Nidec Kyoto Tower glowing yellow set the scene for the September 14 launch of 『Goddess of Victory: NIKKE』’s Kyoto collaboration. The ceremony also revealed a one-of-a-kind Anis: Sparkling Summer Kyoyuzen kimono before the citywide NIKKE in Kyoto 2026 program began the following day.
One kimono, two display venues
The kimono was produced with the cooperation of the Kyoto Tegaki Yuzen Cooperative Association. Its first stop is the Kyoto Museum of Crafts and Design, where it is displayed from September 15 through September 20.
On September 21, the piece moves to MEGA NIKKE STORE KYOTO in BiVi Nijo. It will remain there through November 10, giving visitors a second window to see the work after its museum display ends.
Eight stops for the lost-item route
The second NIKKE in Kyoto program runs from September 15 through November 10. Its stamp rally and lost-item puzzle experience connects character content, limited voice unlocks, AR photography, goods and other city collaborations across eight official locations:
- Kyoto Museum of Crafts and Design
- Miyawaki Baisen-an
- Kosho-ji Temple
- Maeda Coffee at the Kyoto International Manga Museum
- Shimogamo Shrine and Kawai Shrine
- Kyoto Kaleidoscope Museum
- Kyoto International Manga Museum
- Mibu-dera Temple
Short festival dates within a longer Kyoto program
Kyomaf activities take place on September 19 and 20, while the special spot at Randen Arashiyama Station continues from September 15 through November 10. Visitors planning around the shorter festival window can still follow the wider city program afterward.
JR Central’s Oshi-tabi collaboration also runs from September 11 through November 10, with Tokaido Shinkansen onboard content, Kyoto Station displays and collaboration goods. Current participation details are available on the official NIKKE in Kyoto event page.
Sources and checked date: September 16, 2026 (KST)
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