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Touhou Project x Tokyo Tower Event Opens October 2

The tie-up puts a fan-run merchandise operation inside one of Tokyo's most-visited landmarks, with goods sold at the FootTown store and the Main Deck itself.

Reporting from 1 source: Nijimen.

Touhou Project x Tokyo Tower Event Opens October 2

Touhou Yaoyorozu Shoten announced goods for the Touhou Project x Tokyo Tower event, which runs from Friday, October 2 to Sunday, November 1, 2026 at Tokyo Tower. The lineup includes acrylic figures of nine characters at 2,530 yen each, matching acrylic multi keyholders at 880 yen, two large totes at 1,980 yen, and a nine-type chibi acrylic keyholder collection at 400 yen per item or 3,600 yen per box. A quiz rally, collaboration food and drinks, and a panel exhibition are also planned.

Goods sales run at two spots inside the tower: the TokyoComix Tokyo Tower Collabo Store in FootTown and the observation deck Main Deck. The illustrations are new, drawn for the tie-up rather than reused from earlier Touhou merchandise.

The nine acrylic figure characters are Hakurei Reimu, Kirisame Marisa, Remilia Scarlet, Flandre Scarlet, Izayoi Sakuya, Konpaku Youmu, Saigyouji Yuyuko, Yagokoro Eirin, and Houraisan Kaguya, with the same nine in the multi keyholder lineup. The two totes pair Reimu with Marisa and Remilia with Flandre. The chibi keyholder collection is sold as a trading item with illustrations by Takato Ayumi.

  • Acrylic Figure illust: baba (9 types): 2,530 yen each, tax included
  • Acrylic Multi Keyholder illust: baba (9 types): 880 yen each, tax included
  • Large Tote illust: baba (2 types): 1,980 yen each, tax included
  • Touhou Project Acrylic Keyholder Chibi Character Gensokyo Collection (all 9 types): 400 yen single item / 3,600 yen BOX, tax included

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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