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Lycoris Recoil pop-up shop to open at Shinjuku Marui Men in November

The two-venue pop-up sells goods based on new poncho-style artwork, with a no-losing-ticket lottery for shoppers spending 3,000 yen or more.

A Lycoris Recoil pop-up shop will open at Shinjuku Marui Men in Tokyo from November 14 to November 23, 2026, the anime's official channels announced. A second run follows at Machida Modi in Tokyo from December 4 to December 13, 2026. Admission to both venues is free.

The shop sells goods based on new original artwork built around a poncho-style concept, including trading items and chibi character designs. The lineup includes acrylic stands, life-size tapestries, trading glitter tin badges, trading cheki prints, trading postcards and acrylic mini blocks.

Shoppers who spend 3,000 yen or more per transaction can enter a lottery with no losing tickets, and presenting an Epos card allows one extra entry. Prize A is a canvas board in three types, Prize B is a complete set of 15 bromides, and Prize C is one random bromide from 15 types.

Buying a box of the trading glitter tin badges at the venue comes with a first-come bonus item. AMNIBUS and Animate also offer box purchase bonuses featuring artwork different from the venue bonus.

Background

Lycoris Recoil is an original TV anime directed by Shingo Adachi, who handled character design and chief animation direction for Sword Art Online and the WORKING!! series. A stage adaptation ran in January 2023 with Misato Kawachi as Chisato and Akihо Motonishi as Takina, and a second stage production followed in June 2024. The short movie Lycoris Recoil: Friends are thieves of time. has been streaming on YouTube and other services since April 2025.

Quick answers

When and where is the Lycoris Recoil pop-up shop?

It runs at Shinjuku Marui Men in Tokyo from November 14 to November 23, 2026, and at Machida Modi in Tokyo from December 4 to December 13, 2026. Admission is free at both venues.

How do you enter the lottery at the pop-up shop?

Shoppers who spend 3,000 yen or more per transaction can enter a lottery with no losing tickets. Presenting an Epos card allows one extra entry.

What goods are sold at the shop?

The lineup includes acrylic stands, life-size tapestries, trading glitter tin badges, trading cheki prints, trading postcards and acrylic mini blocks, based on new poncho-style artwork.

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