Tom and Jerry Wakuwaku Street Opens at Daimaru Umeda on November 11
Daimaru Umeda's 7th-floor special venue will host "TOM and JERRY Wakuwaku Street in Osaka" from Wednesday, November 11, 2026 to Monday, November 23, a holiday. Admission is free.
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Why it matters
The Osaka run leans on Japanese food culture as the organizing frame for roughly 200+ limited goods, which puts the license's merchandising weight behind themed novelty goods rather than a broad retail spread.
Key Facts
- Admission to the event is free.
- The event has four food themes: ANGEL & DEVIL, FOOD SHOP, WELCOME TO JAPAN FOOD, and FUN FUN 'OMATSURI' FOOD.
- About 200+ event-limited goods are offered across plush toys, Japanese miscellaneous goods, stationery, and apparel.
- Plush toy Wakuwaku Tom is priced at 3,850 yen and Wakuwaku Jerry at 2,750 yen, tax included.
The event runs on four food themes: ANGEL & DEVIL, FOOD SHOP, WELCOME TO JAPAN FOOD, and FUN FUN 'OMATSURI' FOOD. About 200+ event-limited goods span plush toys, Japanese miscellaneous goods, stationery, and apparel. Plush toy Wakuwaku Tom is 3,850 yen and Wakuwaku Jerry is 2,750 yen, tax included.
The venue splits into four themed sections, each with goods designed to match. ANGEL & DEVIL sets sweet against spicy, FOOD SHOP follows Jerry and Tuffy through cakes, candy, and cream, WELCOME TO JAPAN FOOD draws on sushi, tempura, and onigiri, and FUN FUN 'OMATSURI' FOOD uses festival stall food as its motif.
Plush toys lead the lineup: Wakuwaku Tom at 3,850 yen and Wakuwaku Jerry at 2,750 yen, both tax included. Flat Mascots matching the themes are 1,650 yen each. Purchase quantity limits may apply per product.
- ANGEL & DEVIL: Tom and Jerry expressed through sweet and spicy personalities
- FOOD SHOP: Cute dream world guided by Jerry and Tuffy, with sweets motifs
- WELCOME TO JAPAN FOOD: Sushi, tempura, and onigiri as motifs
- FUN FUN 'OMATSURI' FOOD: Festival stall food as motif
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