SNACK: 3-line summary
- Chibi Maruko Chan’s MARUKOrou merchandise pop-up opens at Hibiya Chanter on October 30, 2026.
- Chinese-inspired character outfits and floral designs feature on everyday clothing, stationery and accessories.
- Each ¥2,000 spent, including tax, earns one random bonus card from ten designs, while supplies last.
Maruko and friends are dressing up in Chinese-inspired outfits for Chibi Maruko Chan POP UP SHOP MARUKOrou, opening at Tokyo’s Hibiya Chanter on October 30. The merchandise pop-up brings the event’s chinoiserie artwork to everyday goods.

Snackgirls react
Kirari: I’d line up the postcards for a photo—the turquoise, pink and lantern framing are what catch my eye.
Nea: I’d like a closer look at the ten card previews. I’m curious how the outfits and poses give each familiar character a different feel.
Blossoms and lanterns meet shirts and stationery
The event artwork pairs a turquoise background with white and pale-pink blossoms, hanging lanterns and red geometric borders. Across the merchandise, costumed character illustrations appear among floral patterns and ornamental frames.
The lineup includes long-sleeved T-shirts, foil-stamped postcards and large acrylic key rings, alongside ballpoint pens with acrylic charms and random stickers.

Ten bonus-card designs, handed out at random
During the event, each ¥2,000 spent at MARUKOrou, including tax, comes with one randomly selected trading card. The ten designs show individual characters in Chinese-inspired outfits. Customers cannot choose their card, and the offer ends when supplies run out.

Where to find MARUKOrou in Hibiya Chanter
The merchandise pop-up runs from October 30 to November 23, 2026, at the special venue in front of KIHACHI CAFE on Hibiya Chanter’s first floor. Daily opening hours are listed as 11:00–20:00.
Opening hours may change without notice.
Sources and checked date: October 24, 2026 (JST)

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