Shibuya Pop-Up Shop Celebrates 25 Years of Revolutionary Girl Utena
Shirts, acrylic standees, and more will be available for a limited time

25 years ago, Kunihiko Ikuhara and Chiho Saito revolutionized the world and blew our minds with Revolutionary Girl Utena, a surreal story of love, swordfighting, and fast cars in a mysterious high school. This year, to celebrate the series's anniversary, Tokyo's Shibuya Marui will be hosting a pop-up shop, full of one-of-a-kind goods for loyal Utena fans.
Shirts, clear files, and acrylic standees — including a new line of cute chibi trading standees — will be available at the shop:
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If you spend at least 3,000 yen in the shop, you can participate in an in-store lottery. Prize A is a pair of A4 acrylic art panels:
Prize B is a set of postcards, and Prize C is one random postcard from the set:
The shop is now open, and will run until April 24.
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