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Garrett Popcorn at Omotesando Teams Up with 7-Eleven for Limited-Edition Popcorn — Launching in Kanto on November 17

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Taiwanese travelers visiting Tokyo can now buy a new product hot off the shelf. Garrett Popcorn, the famously popular popcorn shop in Tokyo’s Omotesando known for its long lines, has teamed up with 7 & I Holdings to start selling its popcorn at 7-Eleven convenience stores starting November 17. The new offerings include milk caramel and cheese flavors.

Reported by You Ru / Taipei-Tokyo



%Garrett Popcorn x 7&i collaborative popcorn. (Photo provided by Yuko Ito)

 
Now you don’t have to queue up to enjoy America’s super-popular Garrett Popcorn in Japan. Starting November 17, 7-Eleven will begin selling the collaboration popcorn in the Kanto region. From November 24 onward, it will be available in areas such as Chiba, Koshinetsu, and Hokuriku. By December 1, it will be sold nationwide. The Garrett Popcorn x 7&i popcorn comes in cheese and milk caramel flavors, priced at 213 yen (tax included) per bag. The product has quickly become a hit with many travelers since its launch.

7&I Holdings is a major Japanese retail and distribution conglomerate, owning well-known brands such as 7-Eleven, Ito Yokado, Sogo, and Seibu Department Store. Many products beloved by Taiwanese travelers are the result of collaborations by 7&I with other companies. For example, Sekkisei, which is often sold out at Japanese 7-Elevens, is also available at Ito Yokado, which is part of the 7&I group, with ample supply and no worries about shortages. Ito Yokado is a popular shopping destination for everyday Japanese life, featuring a variety of in-house brands ranging from fresh produce and ready-made meals to clothing.

In fact, you can find these products not just in Tokyo, but across Japan. (Photo by You Ru in Japan)

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