SNACK: 3-line summary
- Mobile Police Patlabor’s Kinshicho pop-up has switched its second-week purchase bonus to Masami Yuuki illustration cards.
- Every ¥5,000 spent including tax earns one random card from five designs; shoppers cannot choose the design.
- The event ends October 18, with an Ingram Mark III figure display and 1:150 dioramas also on show.
The Mobile Police Patlabor Autumn Appreciation POP-UP SHOP at Tokyo’s Kinshicho Marui has entered its second week, bringing a change to the purchase bonus: illustration cards featuring Masami Yuuki’s artwork. Merchandise and model displays are also part of the ongoing event.
Snackgirls react
Kirari: I want to look at the five designs side by side and compare their compositions. Picking a favorite could take a while!
Nea: I’d like to see how Ingram fits into an ordinary city scene at 1:150 scale. The tiny surrounding details are what I’d want to study.
Five card designs, handed out at random
During the second-week promotion, shoppers receive one card for every ¥5,000 spent including tax. There are five Masami Yuuki illustration designs, but all cards are distributed at random and designs cannot be chosen. The five designs pictured together are not a five-card giveaway set.
Ingram Mark III on display, alongside 1:150 dioramas
GENCO’s ZOIDS × Patlabor Code Name B.U.D.D.Y. Ingram Mark III is on display at the venue. The articulated diecast figure is 1:35 scale and approximately 23 cm tall, with preorders already open.
Its standard listed price is ¥33,000 including tax. Preordering through the QR code at the venue offers a separate special price, but the amount has not been specified; ¥33,000 is the standard price, not the QR offer.
The miniature exhibit also features several 1:150-scale, N-gauge dioramas by modelmaker Shinbo, offering another scale at which to explore Patlabor’s world.
Earlier merchandise ranges return, with curry sold on its own
The shop brings together existing ranges, including Mobile Police Patlabor EZY File 2 theater merchandise, Sushi-ya no Goto pop-up goods, and merchandise from the first Labor Exhibition at Wonder Festival 2026 Summer. Some warehouse-stock items are also included, with low quantities reported.
Shanghai-tei curry can be bought as a single packaged item. At the August 2026 Shinjuku Marui Annex pop-up, it was sold only as part of a set. This is packaged merchandise, not an on-site curry meal.
Opening hours for October 15–18
The shop is in the seventh-floor event space at Kinshicho Marui. Its remaining opening hours differ between weekdays and the weekend:
- Thursday, October 15 and Friday, October 16: noon–8 p.m.
- Saturday, October 17 and Sunday, October 18: 10:30 a.m.–7 p.m.
Admission may be restricted during crowded periods on the weekend.
Sources and checked date: October 15, 2026 (JST)
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