F/ACE Cafe From Tamon's B-Side Opens in Ikebukuro This July
The cafe arrives during the anime's broadcast run and ahead of F/ACE's first live concert, extending the franchise's cross-media merchandising push.
Key Facts
- The F/ACE Cafe from Tamon's B-Side opens in Ikebukuro's Commune Plaza from July 11 to August 2, 2026.
- The menu includes two themed plates (A-Side and B-Side), desserts named after each of the five F/ACE members, and drinks like 'Sweet Magic' and 'F/ACE OFF.'
- Goods for sale include acrylic stands, hologram can badges, visual cards, and rosette-style keychains.
- Reservation holders get a random sticker; food orders come with a random coaster; every 2,200 yen spent on goods earns an instant photo-style card.
- The cafe follows a pop-up store at Shibuya 109 and precedes F/ACE's first live concert 'NAUTICAL STAR,' with ticket lotteries open through early July.
Reporting from 1 source: Nijimen.
The anime adaptation of "Tamon's B-Side" is getting a themed cafe in Ikebukuro from July 11 to August 2, 2026. The F/ACE Cafe will serve character-specific food and drinks, sell original goods like acrylic stands and trading badges, and offer random novelty bonuses for reservations, food orders, and merchandise purchases.
F/ACE, the idol group at the center of the anime "Tamon's B-Side," is getting its own pop-up cafe in Tokyo. The F/ACE Cafe from Tamotsu-kun Ima Docchi!? will run from July 11 to August 2 at Commune Plaza in Ikebukuro. The menu includes two themed plates (A-Side and B-Side), desserts named after each of the five members, and drinks with titles like "Sweet Magic" and "F/ACE OFF." Goods on offer include acrylic stands, hologram can badges, visual cards, and rosette-style keychains. Visitors who reserve entry get a random sticker; food orders come with a random coaster; and every 2,200 yen spent on goods earns an instant photo-style card. The cafe follows a pop-up store at Shibuya 109 and precedes F/ACE's first live concert, "NAUTICAL STAR," which has ticket lotteries open through early July.
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