Attack on Titan “Western Style” POP UP STORE at SHIBUYA109
Image by James RichardsonA new Attack on Titan pop-up shop is set to open this November, offering exclusive merchandise based on newly illustrated Western-themed artwork featuring characters from the popular anime series.
Titled “Attack on Titan POP UP STORE in SHIBUYA109,” the event will take place at two locations in Japan, bringing together character collectibles, apparel and accessories inspired by the new illustrations.
Based on Hajime Isayama’s manga, Attack on Titan followed Eren Yeager and his companions as they fought to survive in a world threatened by enormous humanoid creatures known as Titans.
The anime concluded in 2023, but its characters have continued to appear in new official merchandise collections, frequently receiving alternative outfits and themed illustrations created specifically for these collaborations.
The latest artwork gives Eren and his companions a Western-inspired makeover, replacing their military uniforms with outfits influenced by cowboy fashion.
A second collection of smaller, chibi-style character illustrations has also been revealed, providing alternative designs for several of the merchandise items.
The pop-up shop will offer ten different product types, including acrylic stands, clear posters, trading acrylic stand keychains, holographic badges, miniature illustration boards and sticker sheets.
Larger display pieces will include an acrylic art panel, while the apparel collection will feature oversized T-shirts and a hoodie decorated with the new artwork.
Customers spending ¥3,000 on merchandise will receive one randomly selected bromide from a collection of 12 designs, with one bonus provided for each qualifying purchase amount while supplies last.
The “Attack on Titan POP UP STORE in SHIBUYA109” will run from November 13 through November 30, 2026, at WALLMA inside SHIBUYA109 Shibuya in Tokyo and the northern atrium area of Abeno Q’s Mall in Osaka.
Both locations will operate during their respective shopping centers’ opening hours, with any additional admission arrangements or merchandise updates expected through the event’s official announcements.
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