Shugo Chara! Pop Up Shop Opens at Tokyo Station With Puri-Cho Notebooks and Can Badges
The event leans into adult nostalgia, mixing photogenic wagon decor with blind-sale collectibles and numbered-ticket crowd control on opening day.
Reporting from 1 source: Nijimen.
A Shugo Chara! pop up shop opens September 25 through October 1 at Tokyo Station Ichibangai, marking the manga's 20th serialization anniversary. The lineup includes seven goods across five product lines, from a puri-cho style ring notebook to digital camera-shaped acrylic keychains. Three blind-sale items are offered, including 10 types of can badges.
The shop runs for one week at the K Staircase Lower Wagon on B1F, and the space is set up for photos: the wagon carries decorations from the series, with Amulet Heart character panels on display.
Opening day uses numbered tickets to manage entry, with distribution starting at 9:00 and doors at 10:00. From September 26 entry is generally free, though waits are possible during busy stretches. The ticket system works through a queue: scanning the QR code on a numbered ticket sends a notification by email or LINE when a turn comes.
Online sales and post-event mail order are planned for fans who cannot reach the venue. Seven goods make up the lineup, and the three blind-sale items also come as full sets.
- Puri-cho style ring notebook: A6 size, 1,650 yen, one type
- Digital camera-style acrylic keychain: Five types, 660 yen each
- CD-style coaster: Five types, 440 yen each
- Panel keychain: Ten types, 770 yen each, cut from original manga panels with dialogue
- Aurora can badge: Ten blind types, 550 yen each, or a full set at 4,950 yen
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.