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Sunflower-filled artwork comes to SHIBUYA TSUTAYA for Hatsune Miku’s Magical Mirai 2026 pop-up, with first-come entry tickets required for November 3–8 visits.

The third Sweets Paradise collaboration brings a book-shaped fruit sandwich, Jinshi’s porridge and autumn-outfit goods to seven Japanese stores from October 30. Store dates vary, and collaboration-menu prices are additional to the buffet fee.

New idol-themed artwork by TanakaStrike brings Mahiru and Kuro to badges, acrylic stands and miniature fan-shaped keyholders at a November 13–29 Shibuya pop-up.

Hello Kitty, Kuromi and friends get pumpkin accessories in Avail’s Halloween mascot charm range. Sales open at Shimamura Park on October 26 at noon JST, with each charm priced at ¥1,980 including tax.

sanrio house’s first café booth opens at Nagoya PARCO on October 29 with character crepes and café-themed goods. Shop and café visits initially require separate reservations.

A Love Live! Hasunosora pop-up is coming to Shibuya Modi this December with new playing-card-suit artwork. Merchandise and admission details will follow.

Japan Post’s Madoka Magica collection pairs illustrated postage stamps with stamp-shaped keyholders and witch-themed stationery. The complete stamp set has a later shipping start.

Suite Precure♪ and Mahou Tsukai Precure! mark their anniversaries with new outfit artwork, keepsake tins and more at a four-stop Pretty Store pop-up tour starting October 30.

The first Matsuken Anime popup will bring character art, Matsuken and Matsuinu photo panels, and a playful frustration-card activity to Shibuya from October 30 to November 8.

Maruko and friends appear in Chinese-inspired outfits on clothing, stationery and accessories at Hibiya Chanter’s MARUKOrou pop-up, running October 30–November 23, 2026.