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“Korikogu Store – Kumakyun♡Flower Marche” will be open for a limited time from Thursday, February 19th to Thursday, March 12th, 2026 at Yurakucho Marui!

“Korikogu Store – Kumakyun♡Flower Marche” will be open for a limited time from Thursday, February 19th to Thursday, March 12th, 2026 at Yurakucho Marui!

Kiddyland Co., Ltd., in cooperation with San-X Co., Ltd. (hereinafter San-X), will open the "Korikogu Store ~ Kumakyun♡Flower Marche ~" for a limited time from Thursday, February 19th to Thursday, March 12th, 2026, at the Calendarium on the first floor of Yurakucho Marui. (C)2026 SAN-X CO., LTD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. "Korilakkuma" is a character from the popular character "Rilakkuma," a small white bear cub who appeared out of nowhere. "Chairoikoguma" is a real bear who lives in Honey Forest and loves honey! He and Korilakkuma have become good friends ever since they met in Honey Forest. Kiddyland has had the "Korilakkuma Store" open for a limited time at Yurakucho Marui

“LightUp/Zekoo Ginza Store” will relocate and reopen at the Sukiyabashi Building on Wednesday, February 11, 2026 (national holiday)

Light Up Shopping Club, a general catalogue mail order company and a group company of The Asahi Shimbun Company, will be relocating and reopening its directly managed store, LightUp/Zekoo Ginza Store, on the first and second floors of the Sukiyabashi Building on Wednesday, February 11th (national holiday). As a result, our store in GinzaNovo (formerly Tokyu Plaza Ginza), which has been patronized by many customers since its opening in 2016, will cease operations on Sunday, January 25, 2026. The new store in the Sukiyabashi Building is located right next to the old store, facing Sukiya-dori Street. The open, glass-walled building offers a beautiful view of the greenery of the adjacent

The 11th Paella and Tapas Festival 2026 will be held at Hibiya Park! The Japanese representative qualifier for the world championship to be held in Valencia, Spain will also be held.

Held at Hibiya Park for three days from June 5th (Friday) to June 7th (Sunday) The Paella and Tapas Festival, Japan's largest Spanish food festival, will be held for three days from June 5th (Fri) to 7th (Sun), 2026, at Hibiya Park (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo). The festival will also feature the National Paella Championship and National Tapas Championship , where the grand prize winners will be decided by visitor votes, as well as the Valenciana Paella Japan Competition, where paella is made using the authentic Valencian method, using chicken and rabbit meat and cooked over a wood fire. The official selection for Japan's representative for the World Paella Day Cup 2026,

Shiseido Parlour Ginza Main Store Salon de Cafe will be holding a strawberry festival, “Special Strawberry Day 2026”!

Held on March 8th and 9th, 2026! Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the event, we will be holding 16 types of parfaits and live events to express our gratitude. Shiseido Parlour Ginza Main Store Salon de Café will be holding its annual strawberry festival, "Special Strawberry Day 2026," on Sunday, March 8th and Monday, March 9th, 2026. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the event, and to express our gratitude to our customers, we have carefully selected 17 varieties of seasonal strawberries from all over Japan to create 16 beautiful strawberry parfaits. Additionally, Shiseido Parlour Ginza Main Store Ward Salon/Ward Hall will offer a strawberry-picking experience right in Ginza,

Tokyo Midtown Hibiya: “HIBIYA BLOSSOM 2026,” a “flower and magical festival” featuring over 15,000 artificial flowers, will be held from March 3rd (Tue) to April 4th (Sat), 2026.

The Flower Dome, in collaboration with the film "Wicked," will feature a tulip field that recreates the world of the film, as well as the "Yellow Brick Road" that will lead visitors to Oz! Starting on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, Tokyo Midtown Hibiya will host "HIBIYA BLOSSOM 2026," an event to celebrate the arrival of spring. This annual spring event, themed around "art and flowers," will decorate the streets of Hibiya, and this year marks its eighth year. Following on from last year's collaboration with the film "Wicked," which was well-received by many visitors, this year the park will collaborate with the sequel, "Wicked: The Forever Promise" (released March 6th).

“Polish Master Jan Lenica: Posters, Animation, Illustrations, and Stage Performances”

Ginza Graphic Gallery (ggg, Ginza, Tokyo) February 12th – March 26th, 2026 The DNP Foundation for Cultural Promotion, a public interest incorporated foundation, will hold the exhibition "Polish Master Jan Lenica: Posters, Animation, Illustrations, and Stage" at the Ginza Graphic Gallery (ggg, Ginza, Tokyo) from Thursday, February 12, 2026 to Thursday, March 26, 2026. Special exhibition poster Design: Yoshihisa Shirai About the "Polish Master Jan Lenica: Posters, Animation, Illustrations, and Stage" Exhibition Polish poster art has been internationally acclaimed for its innovative expression and has been heralded as the "Polish School." From the mid-1950s, under the communist regime following World War II, a new generation of artists, along with film,

The “Hazbin Hotel” POP-UP SHOP, which was a huge hit last year, is set to be held again!

BLACK BALLOON MARKET's original "Hazbin Hotel" apparel and miscellaneous goods will be on sale at Yurakucho Marui! A pop-up shop selling Hazbin Hotel apparel and miscellaneous goods will be held on BLACK BALLOON MARKET, an online shopping site operated by Kaitak Family Co., Ltd. ■■Event Information■■ Event period: Saturday, February 21, 2026 to Sunday, March 8, 2026 Venue: Yurakucho Marui 8F Event Space "SPACE5" Business hours: 11:00~19:00 *This may differ from the facility's opening hours. [Regarding admission on Saturday, February 21st and Sunday, February 22nd] As we expect a large number of visitors, admission will be limited on February 21st (Sat) and February 22nd (Sun). Admission will be by lottery

Flower paintings bloom in a Ginza park: ART IN THE PARK: SHUN SUDO “HANA-MI”

Held at Ginza Sony Park from March 7th (Sat) to 29th (Sun), 2026 https://www.sonypark.com/activity/019 Ginza Sony Park has collaborated with contemporary artist SHUN SUDO, with whom it has a close relationship, to present "ART IN THE PARK: SHUN SUDO "HANA-MI"," an exhibition themed on the Japanese cultural tradition of cherry blossom viewing, from March 7th (Sat) to 29th (Sun), 2026. In this program, together with SHUN SUDO, who shares the Ginza Sony Park concept of "connecting people with the city, and people with each other, through activities and space," we will create a cherry blossom viewing space filled with a wide variety of floral illustrations, allowing you to feel the

[Ginza Wako] “Moonscapes by Atsuto Takagi Calligraphy Exhibition” will be held from Thursday, March 5th

This is the first solo exhibition at Wako by kana calligrapher Takagi Atsuto. (Top image: "Moon" 135 x 65 cm) Wako Ginza will be holding the "Moonscapes: Takagi Atsuto Calligraphy Exhibition" at the Seiko House Hall from Thursday, March 5th to Sunday, March 15th, 2026, featuring works by Takagi Atsuto, a kana calligrapher and special member of the Nitten Exhibition Association. Saigyo entrusted his feelings about the moon to many waka poems. Its tranquil light and the lingering emotions that resonate deep in the heart speak to us across time. Takagi has projected Saigyo's poetic sentiment into the modern era, using the supple lines of kana calligraphy and the skillful

Randy’s Donuts Yurakucho Marui, the wildly popular donut shop in Los Angeles, will have its grand opening in Yurakucho, Tokyo in mid-March 2026!

Randy's Donuts, a hugely popular Los Angeles donut shop operated in Japan by Grit International Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Grit International), will grand open its fourth store in Japan, the Yurakucho Marui store, in the Yurakucho Marui shopping complex in front of Yurakucho Station, in mid-March 2026, operated by JR Central Retailing Plus Co., Ltd. Randy's Donuts is a hugely popular donut shop that was founded in Los Angeles in 1952. In particular, the giant donut-shaped sign, approximately 10 meters (32 feet) in diameter, towering over the roof of its first US store, has long been a symbol of the city and is widely known as a Los

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