What this is
The Law of Ueki POP UP SHOP is a limited-run commemorative pop-up retail event celebrating the 25th anniversary of the start of serialization of 'The Law of Ueki,' the beloved manga by Tsubasa Fukuchi that ran in Weekly Shōnen Sunday from 2001 to 2004. The series follows middle schooler Kōsuke Ueki, who gains the power to turn trash into trees, and became a cult classic among shōnen manga fans of the early 2000s. The pop-up is hosted at AMNIBUS STORE -white- inside Shibuya MODI and will feature a range of exclusive commemorative merchandise sold in advance. Attendees can also receive venue-exclusive purchase bonuses, making it a must-visit for collectors and longtime fans of the series.
Who should go
This event is tailor-made for fans of 'The Law of Ueki' who grew up reading the manga or watching the anime adaptation, particularly those with nostalgia for early-2000s shōnen series. Collectors of anime merchandise and limited-edition goods will find the exclusive purchase bonuses especially appealing. Casual anime enthusiasts browsing Shibuya will also enjoy the atmosphere, as the store is free to enter. Arrive early in the event run — ideally on opening day or the first weekend — as limited commemorative goods and purchase bonuses tend to sell out quickly at pop-up events of this type.
Good to know
No ticket or reservation is needed — just walk in during opening hours. AMNIBUS STORE -white- is a well-known anime merchandise retailer inside Shibuya MODI, a mid-size commercial building directly connected to the Shibuya station area, making it very easy to find. Purchase bonuses are distributed at the venue while stocks last, so earlier visits in the event period are strongly recommended. Payment at AMNIBUS stores typically accepts major credit cards including foreign-issued Visa and Mastercard, but carrying some cash (¥1,000–¥5,000) is wise for smaller purchases. The store is indoors and air-conditioned, making it a comfortable stop even in the July heat.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change — verify with the official source before attending.