What this is
The Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc POP UP SHOP 2026 is a limited-run merchandise event tied to the theatrical release of the Reze Arc film adaptation of the hit manga and anime series Chainsaw Man. The pop-up tours multiple locations across Tokyo and Osaka sequentially throughout summer 2026, giving fans in different regions a chance to get their hands on exclusive goods. Items on sale include character badge collections, story shot diorama acrylic stands, die-cut mini towels, pair acrylic stands, and scene image can badge collections featuring beloved characters such as Denji, Reze, Makima, Aki Hayakawa, Power, and Pochita. Pop-up shops tied to major anime film releases are a staple of Japanese fan culture, often selling goods unavailable anywhere else and drawing long queues on opening days. This event is a rare opportunity for Chainsaw Man fans to own film-specific merchandise celebrating the Reze Arc storyline.
Who should go
This event is ideal for dedicated Chainsaw Man fans, anime merchandise collectors, and anyone who wants to celebrate the theatrical release of the Reze Arc film with exclusive goods. The atmosphere at anime pop-up shops in Japan tends to be enthusiastic and community-driven, with fans often dressed in character merchandise and eager to share their excitement. Casual anime fans curious about the series will also find the visual displays and character goods appealing. Each venue has a different event window, so check the schedule carefully before planning your visit to avoid missing your preferred location.
Good to know
Entry to the pop-up shop itself is free, but merchandise sells quickly — particularly limited badge collections and acrylic stands — so arriving at opening time on weekdays is strongly recommended to avoid sellouts. THE SHIBUYA SOUVENIR STORE is a compact retail space, so expect a one-in-one-out queuing system during busy periods; weekday mornings are your best bet for a relaxed browse. Payment by cash is safest at pop-up events of this type, though major venues like Shinsaibashi PARCO and Universal CityWalk Osaka generally support card payments at their host stores. The AmiAmi Ikebukuro location is part of a well-known anime goods retailer, so staff there are accustomed to international visitors and may have some English signage. Each venue stocks goods independently, so availability may vary between locations — if you miss an item in Shibuya, it may still be available in Ikebukuro.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change — verify with the official source before attending.