Limited edition goods you can't even get in Japan — the One Piece flagship store's pop-up in Taiwan
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The renowned Japanese manga One Piece is a classic anime for many fans. In 2012, the world’s first official One Piece store opened in Tokyo’s Shibuya district. Its launch garnered global attention and became one of the must-visit spots for overseas fans traveling to Tokyo. Later, due to renovations, it relocated and was redesigned. The official team decided to recreate the charm of the original store, choosing Taiwan to replicate the authentic look of the founding shop.
Commemorative Stamp (Image / Toei Animation)
Anniversary Shopping Bag (Image / Toei Animation)
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of One Piece, the official team has recreated the original flagship store at Taipei’s Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Nanxi Store. Not only does the store design feature creative touches, but this special themed merchandise lineup includes popular items, original artwork, a collaboration with Kumamon, a series from the fifth anniversary, as well as exclusive Taiwan-only items not available in Japan. Additionally, besides the limited-edition goods, customers can take home a limited-edition shopping bag featuring Eiichiro Oda’s original manuscript with any purchase.
ID Case (Image / Toei Animation)
ID Case (Image / Toei Animation)
Tote Bag (Image / Toei Animation)
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