Edo Tokyo Kirari Project: Discover Treasured Pieces of Tokyo Before You Leave Japan Popular Haneda Airport Pop-Up Store Returns for a Limited Time

Edo Tokyo Kirari Project’s pop-up store returns to Haneda Airport, a crossroads for travelers from around the world, for a limited time from Monday, October 26 to Sunday, December 20, 2026.
The event, which has been well received over the past two years, brings together treasured pieces of Tokyo: craftsmanship and products rooted in the traditions of Edo Tokyo.
This year, 37 businesses will take part, offering a carefully selected range of fashion, food, and home goods, with an emphasis on items that are easy to carry on board.
If you are visiting Japan from fall through the end of the year, this is an ideal opportunity to round out your trip with distinctively Japanese gifts and keepsakes.
Take a moment to stop by before you leave Japan.

Featured Products
*Product selection is subject to change.

Fashion Items
■ Stoles covered in Edo komon patterns so fine and precise that the fabric appears plain at first glance;
■ Kumihimo bracelets hand-braided from silk threads that artisans dye one color at a time;
■ Jewelry made using Mokume Gane, a unique metal processing technology that originated in Japan during the Edo period and was prized for making sword guards and other items; and more.

Food: Sweets and Japanese Specialties That Make Great Gifts
■ Sweets made with sake from Tokyo’s oldest sake shop;
■ Prepared foods made with Edo Senjunegi, a traditional variety of spring onion enjoyed during the Edo period;
■ Miso soup and dashi products offering a taste of dashi, the soup stock essential to Japanese culinary culture; and more.

Life: Items to Enrich Everyday Living
■ Edo kiriko cut glassware, a craft that developed in Edo Tokyo;
■ Products made with kinkarakami decorative gilded paper, reviving a technique that captivated Europe and America during the Meiji period;
■ Kumiko handiwork in a variety of patterns, made by fitting small pieces of wood together by hand without using a single nail; and more.

Event Details
Dates: Monday, October 26 to Sunday, December 20, 2026
Hours: 7:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m. (until 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 21; until 3:00 p.m. on the final day)
Venue: Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Departures Area (2-6 Haneda Airport, Ota City, Tokyo)
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Promotion Space
*The venue is beyond passport control in the international departures area and is accessible only to passengers departing on international flights.

Participating Businesses
Maekawa Inden, Isehan Holdings Co., Ltd., Ibasen, Uchino, Uno Brush, Edo Kumiko Tatematsu, Kakinuma Ningyo, Kataoka Byoubu, Kimoto Glass Tokyo, Kyogen, Kinkarakami Institute, Ginza Motoji, Sankatsu, Shiina Kiriko, Shinbashi Tamakiya, Seiko, Nihombashi Sembikiya-Sohonten, Chikusen, Tokyo Takahashi Kobo, Domyo, Toshimaya, Ninben, Negizen, Hanashyo, Harada Sakan, Hirose Dyeworks, Porter Classic, White Rose, Matsuzaki Doll, Marukyu Shoten, Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten, Murata Dyeing INDUSTRY (KOSOEN), Mokumeganeya, Moji Gallery, Mori Seimenjo, Yotsuya Sanei, Ryukobo.

Pop-Up Store Photos
*Photos from the previous fiscal year’s event are shown for reference.