Manga Nihon Mukashi Banashi 50th Anniversary Pop-Up Store Opens September 18
The event pairs a milestone anniversary with the largest merchandise lineup the series has offered, plus a multilingual presentation of the stories.
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A pop-up store celebrating the 50th anniversary of Manga Nihon Mukashi Banashi will run from September 18 to October 25 at the Azabudai Hills Gallery Space in Tokyo. The event includes the largest merchandise sale in the series' history, a photo spot for the ending song, and the first display of a six-meter dragon sculpture.
The pop-up store opens at the Azabudai Hills Gallery Space on September 18 and runs through October 25. Entry is free.
Visitors can pose with a 1.8-meter figure tied to the ending theme, and the six-meter "Dragon and Child" sculpture used in the stage production goes on display for the first time. Original goods include a plush set recreating a famous scene, acrylic key rings, tote bags, and a bunbuku chagama-themed red cow item.
The venue also shows the series in six languages for the first time, and purchases over 5,000 yen come with a limited-edition picture book of Gon, the Little Fox.
- Plush Bye-Bye Set: 11,000 yen, recreates a famous anime scene
- Acrylic wire key ring
- Tote bag: 2,640 yen each
- Akabeko bunbuku chagama: 7,700 yen
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