SNACK in 3 lines
- Limited Halloween goods launch corrected to September 25, not September 18
- Seasonal decorations, photo spot and greeting from September 25 to October 31
- Six product lines priced from ¥330 to ¥4,180, available while stocks last
Snackgirls react
Kirari: That triple glow-in-the-dark ghost charm sounds made for a dark Halloween display. I want to see how the three figures light up together.
Nea: September 25 is the date to put in the calendar now. I’d check the greeting update and congestion notices before setting out.
Chiikawa Park’s limited Halloween goods will go on sale Friday, September 25, 2026—not September 18, as previously stated. The corrected date now matches the opening day of the Tokyo attraction’s Halloween program, giving visitors one clear date for both the seasonal experience and the new merchandise.
Halloween takes over the park through October 31
From September 25 to October 31, the entrance and first-floor shop area will feature Halloween lighting, flags and garlands. Visitors can also look for a limited photo spot, hidden character details around the park and a Halloween-costume greeting.
Participation and photography details for the greeting will be announced through the official Chiikawa Park X account. Its content and times may change or be canceled because of weather or operating conditions.
Glow-in-the-dark ghosts lead the limited goods
The seasonal lineup combines Chiikawa, Hachiware and Usagi designs with glow-in-the-dark ghost motifs:
- Mini mascot key rings in three versions: ¥1,540 each
- Ghost triple glow-in-the-dark acrylic charm: ¥1,540
- Glow-in-the-dark phone-size stickers in three versions: ¥330 each
- Glow-in-the-dark GHOST T-shirt: ¥4,180
- Pumpkin Usagi T-shirt: ¥4,180
- Halloween drawstring-bag cocoa cookies: ¥1,650
Sales begin September 25 and end when stock runs out. No restocking or additional production is planned.
What visitors should check before going
Entry may be restricted depending on congestion, so visitors should check the official announcements before their trip, especially if the greeting is part of their plans.
Chiikawa Park is also offering individual support, including refunds, to customers who bought admission tickets based on the incorrect September 18 date. Requests can be submitted through the official contact form with the purchaser’s name and ticket book ID.
Sources and checked date: September 18, 2026 (KST)
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