Hololive Official Pop-Up Shop Tour: Tokyo Ikebukuro Opens 3 October 2026

hololive production's first multi-city official pop-up shop tour is almost open in Tokyo — and the calendar is tight.

According to COVER's PR TIMES release on 11 September 2026, and the official event page updated with novelty and multi-venue reward details on 25 September 2026, hololive production official pop up shop begins at Ikebukuro PACKS (2F/3F) from Saturday 3 October to Sunday 1 November 2026, open 11:00–20:00. The tour then continues to Nagoya, Fukuoka, Osaka and Sapporo into spring 2027. Original bus-guide illustration merch, region-limited talent goods and in-store special content are the headline draws.

Otaku Daily currently does not open orders for placing these pop-up exclusive items. UK fans who want help sourcing a specific piece after the Tokyo open (or later cities) can enquire for a quote via Contact Us.

Tokyo first: Ikebukuro PACKS from 3 October

Tokyo is the opening chapter. The shop name for the first stop is hololive production official pop up shop in TOKYO, at Higashi-Ikebukuro 3-2-1, Ikebukuro PACKS 2F/3F. Doors run through the whole of October into 1 November 2026. That gives Japan visitors roughly a month on site, but the first weekend is expected to be the busiest.

For 3–4 October 2026, organisers plan a LivePocket timed-entry lottery because of expected crowds. Outside those dates, entry limits or numbered tickets may still appear if the floor gets busy. If you are travelling to Tokyo for opening weekend, treat the LivePocket window as part of your plan rather than assuming walk-up entry.

Five-city tour calendar

• Tokyo (Ikebukuro PACKS): 3 October – 1 November 2026, 11:00–20:00
• Nagoya: 6–23 November 2026 (venue details to follow on the official event page)
• Fukuoka: 11–20 December 2026
• Osaka: 9–17 January 2027
• Sapporo: 19–28 March 2027

Later cities will publish exact addresses and hours closer to each open. The structure is already clear: one original visual language for the whole tour, with region-limited talent goods that change by city.

Bus-guide merch and region-limited talent goods

The shop sells original new products built around a freshly drawn bus-guide illustration theme, plus a selection of hololive production official shop goods and licensed items (anniversary made-to-order lines are generally excluded). Stock can sell through; purchase limits may apply.

Region exclusives are the collector hook. Tokyo features three talents' goods; Nagoya and later cities feature two talents each. Participating names listed for the tour include Tokino Sora, Natsuiro Matsuri, Nakiri Ayame, Shiranui Flare, Shirogane Noel, Houshou Marine, Tsunomaki Watame, Juufuutei Raden, Todoroki Hajime, Rindo Chihaya (輪堂千速) and Kikirara Vivi.

Purchase novelties (while stocks last) were detailed for the Tokyo open: ticket-style venue bookmarks and mini flags tied to each city's talent set, plus a shared original vinyl shopper above a higher spend threshold. For Tokyo, the novelty talent trio is Tokino Sora, Nakiri Ayame and Rindo Chihaya. Other cities pair different members — for example Nagoya with Matsuri and Marine, Fukuoka with Noel and Raden, Osaka with Watame and Vivi, and Sapporo with Flare and Todoroki Hajime — so touring fans can chase different faces.

Special content inside the shop

The pop-up is not only a till queue. Planned special content includes:

• Life-size panels of the bus-guide illustrations
• A bus-stop themed plush photo spot for hololive friends and other plush
• Original in-store voice clips from participating talents
• Signed messages from the talents on display
• Holo+ digital stamps via in-venue QR codes (Holo+ app required)
• Multi-venue rewards for visiting two or more cities, plus a five-city completion reward, and a Holo+ photo mission around hidden scarves

The 25 September 2026 update is worth reading if you plan more than one city: multi-venue bandana and baseball-shirt style rewards, plus limited Holo+ post gifts, turn the tour into a longer hunt rather than a single weekend splash.

Key dates

• Tokyo open: Saturday 3 October 2026
• Tokyo close: Sunday 1 November 2026
• Tokyo hours: 11:00–20:00
• Timed entry lottery (Tokyo): 3–4 October 2026 via LivePocket
• PR announcement: COVER PR TIMES, 11 September 2026
• Novelty / multi-venue detail update: 25 September 2026

Getting a quote in the UK

Otaku Daily currently does not open orders for placing these pop-up exclusive items. Venue exclusives, random novelties and tour-locked goods are difficult to list cleanly before (and sometimes after) each city run. If you would like a quote for a specific talent piece or shopper set once details firm up, send a message via Contact Us and tell us which city and which item you have in mind.

While you wait, browse our hololive collection for talent merch already on the shop, or check the in-stock collection for pieces ready to ship sooner.

Who this pop-up is for

• Tokyo travellers free on or after 3 October who want bus-guide art in person
• Region-exclusive hunters planning Nagoya, Fukuoka, Osaka or Sapporo later
• Holo+ users chasing stamps, scarf missions and multi-venue rewards
• UK collectors who prefer to ask Otaku Daily for a quote rather than navigate venue-only stock alone

If you can only visit one stop, Tokyo still offers the widest on-site window and the three-talent novelty set. If you can tour, the 25 September reward ladder is the reason to keep tickets and receipts.

Frequently asked questions

When does the Tokyo pop-up open?

Saturday 3 October 2026, at Ikebukuro PACKS, through 1 November 2026, 11:00–20:00.

Which cities are on the tour?
Tokyo, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Osaka and Sapporo, spanning October 2026 to March 2027.

What is the merch theme?
Original bus-guide illustration goods, plus selected official and licensed hololive items, with region-limited talent goods (three talents in Tokyo; two per later city).

Is there timed entry for opening weekend?
Yes — 3–4 October 2026 use a LivePocket timed-entry lottery, per the official event information.

Can I order pop-up exclusives from Otaku Daily right now?
Otaku Daily currently does not open orders for placing these pop-up exclusive items. Please use Contact Us if you would like a quote.

Where can I browse other Hololive goods on the shop?
Our hololive collection and in-stock collection.

Bottom line

hololive production official pop up shop opens in Tokyo Ikebukuro PACKS on 3 October 2026, then tours four more cities with bus-guide originals, region-limited talent goods and Holo+ multi-venue rewards. Otaku Daily currently does not open orders for placing these pop-up exclusive items, but we are happy to quote: ask via Contact Us, and keep an eye on our hololive collection for other talent goods.

Sources: COVER PR TIMES, 11 September 2026; hololive production official pop-up shop event information, including the 25 September 2026 novelty and multi-venue update.