Suica's Penguin Market Returns to Tokyo Station for Three Days
The ARIGATO Suica Market runs November 21 to 23, 2026 at two venues inside JR Tokyo Station: Dorin no Hiroba outside the ticket gates on the basement floor, and Square Zero, the Gransta Tokyo event space inside the gates.
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Reporting from 2 sources: Nijimen, Anime Anime.
Why it matters
The market turns the station itself into the sales floor, pairing a Chiharu Sakazaki anniversary design and a Pendleton collaboration with a Touch de Ekinaka entry window extended from two hours to three starting November 20.
Key Facts
- The ARIGATO Suica Market runs from November 21 to November 23, 2026 at JR Tokyo Station.
- Venues are Dorin no Hiroba outside the ticket gates on the basement floor and Square Zero, the Gransta Tokyo event space inside the gates.
- The eighth Suica's Penguin Bento is a collaboration with ekiben brand Ofunaken and includes a lunch cloth sold only with the bento.
- Orange Page shop releases 23 items centered on Chiharu Sakazaki's Thank You 25th design.
- Touch de Ekinaka, the IC admission service for Tokyo Station, extends its usage time from 2 hours to 3 hours from November 20.
The Pensta pop-up sells a Suica's Penguin bento made with ekiben brand Ofunaken, plus an Ofunaken eco bag, kamaboko set, dashi shoyu and small bowl. Orange Page shop offers 23 new items built on Chiharu Sakazaki's Thank You 25th design.
The event splits across the ticket gates rather than sitting in one hall: the Pensta pop-up takes Dorin no Hiroba on the basement floor, while Orange Page shop takes Square Zero inside the gates at Gransta Tokyo. The bento is the eighth Suica's Penguin Bento and comes with a lunch cloth sold only with that box. A purchase of 3,000 yen or more on Suica or another transportation IC card earns one original sticker, three designs per shop and six in total, while supplies last. Charging 10,000 yen or more to Mobile Suica and showing proof gets an eco bag, limited to the first 600 people each day.
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