Edo Tokyo Kirari Project: Limited-Time Pop-Up Store Featuring 37 Model Businesses Opens at Haneda Airport

From Wednesday, October 15 to Wednesday, December 10, 2025, the Edo Tokyo Kirari Project will open a limited-time pop-up store in the departure area of Terminal 3 at Haneda Airport, Tokyo’s gateway to the skies. The store will showcase the brilliance of Tokyo’s treasures to travelers from Japan and abroad. This year, the collection features around 400 items, including fashion accessories, food products, and collaborative pieces created with designers from Paris. Why not choose one of these exceptional items as a memorable souvenir of your trip to Tokyo?

【Featured Products】
〈Fashion〉Fashion Accessories
・Indenleather goods featuring elegant lacquer patterns and the supple texture of deerskin
・Kumihimobraided cords made using traditional techniques passed down for 1,400 years
・Fashion items with chic Japanese patterns designed for everyday use, and more

〈Food〉Sweets and Japanese foods perfect as gifts and souvenirs
・Fruit-based confections that highlight the true flavor of the fruit, made using the expertise of a specialty fruit shop
・Traditional Japanese foods such as miso soup, soba noodles,tsukudani, and nori seaweed
・Sweets made with sake from Tokyo’s oldest sake shop, and more

〈Life〉Items that enrich everyday living
・Kinkarakamigilded wallpaper items created using techniques that once fascinated the West during the Meiji era
・Edokirikoglassware, umbrellas, kimekomipatchwork dolls, Tokyo hand-planted brushes, and boxwood combs, all handcrafted by artisans
・Creative art pieces that fuse traditional culture with contemporary sensibility, and more

【Details】
October 15 (Wed)–December 10 (Wed)
Hours: 7:00–23:00 (opens 15:00 on first day, closes 15:00 on final day)
Venue: Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Departures Area (2-6 Haneda Airport, Ota City, Tokyo)
JAPAN MASTERY COLLECTION, Promotion Space
※The location is inside the post-security departures area, accessible only to international travelers.

【Participating Businesses】※ Japanese alphabetical order
Maekawa Inden, Isehan, Ibasen, Uchino, Uno Brush, Edo Kiriko Hanashyo, Edo Kumiko Tatematsu, Kimoto Glass Tokyo, Kyogen, Kinkarakami Institute, Komiya Shoten, Sarashina Horii (Japan Culinary Academy Tokyo Committee), Sankatsu, Shiina Kiriko (GLASS-LAB), Shinbashi Tamakiya, Seiko, Sembikiya-Sohonten, Chikusen, Tokyo Takahashi Kobo, Domyo, Toshimaya, Ninben, Negizen, Hirose Dyeworks, Porter Classic, White Rose, Matsuzaki Doll, Marukyu Shoten, Miyamoto Unosuke, KOSOEN (Murata Dyeing INDUSTRY), Mokumeganeya, Moji Gallery, Mori Seimenjo, Yamamoto Noriten, Yotsuya Sanei, Yonoya Kushiho, Ryukobo.