What this is
The TIGER & BUNNY Daily Life Newly Illustrated POP UP SHOP 2026 is a limited-run merchandise event celebrating the beloved anime series TIGER & BUNNY, running in Shibuya throughout July 2026 and then moving to Kyoto in September 2026. The pop-up features brand-new illustrations focused on the everyday lives of fan-favourite heroes Kotetsu T. Kaburagi and Barnaby Brooks Jr., offering a fresh visual angle beyond the action-heavy scenes the series is known for. Two themed merchandise collections — 'Let's Eat!' and 'A Meeting Delayed by 3 Minutes' — anchor the product lineup, which includes acrylic stands, can badges, keychains, T-shirts, and OSHIKASHI items. TIGER & BUNNY, which first aired in 2011 and gained a devoted international fanbase, remains a cornerstone of the superhero anime genre, making events like this a significant draw for long-time fans.
Who should go
This event is ideal for fans of TIGER & BUNNY who want to get their hands on exclusive, newly commissioned artwork and limited merchandise unavailable elsewhere. Collectors of anime goods — particularly those who chase acrylic stands, can badges, and character keychains — will find plenty to browse and buy. The relaxed retail format makes it accessible for solo visitors, couples, and friend groups alike, with no need for prior booking. If you're planning to spend 5,500 yen or more, budget accordingly to qualify for the free original shopper bag bonus.
Good to know
Entry to the pop-up shop floor is free, but merchandise sells fast — visiting in the first week of each run gives you the best selection. The random mini bromide bonus (one per ¥1,100 spent) is a common mechanic at anime pop-ups in Japan and cannot be exchanged or chosen, so duplicate pulls are possible if you make multiple purchases. SHIBUYA TSUTAYA is a large, well-known retail store near Shibuya Scramble Crossing; the 6F IP Bookstore floor is dedicated to IP and character merchandise, making navigation straightforward. Credit cards including foreign-issued Visa and Mastercard are generally accepted at TSUTAYA locations. The Kyoto venue runs separately in September, so fans in the Kansai region can catch it without travelling to Tokyo.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change — verify with the official source before attending.