The BANANA FISH pop-up shop “BANANA FISH POP UP SHOP ‘That Summer.'” is now open at SHIBUYA109 Shibuya store from August 28, 2026.
About BANANA FISH
BANANA FISH is a suspense action manga by Yoshida Akimi, serialized in Betsucomi from 1985 to 1994. It follows Ash Lynx, a teenage gang leader in New York, and Okumura Eiji, a Japanese boy who comes to interview him, as they pursue the truth behind the mysterious word “banana fish.” A TV anime aired from July to December 2018.
This pop-up shop offers a variety of original goods featuring original illustrations that evoke the special season Ash and Eiji spent together.
Product Lineup
BANANA FISH Double Acrylic Keyring (5 types) ¥1,200
BANANA FISH Dawn Glass (2 types) ¥2,000
The lineup also includes carabiner key holders, leopard-print tote bags, jade-colored clear pouches, can magnets, panel stickers, glasses, double ring notebooks with bands, wide silhouette T-shirts, summer straps, cleaner cloths, and clear files.
BANANA FISH Cleaner Cloth (3 types) ¥1,000
BANANA FISH Wide Silhouette T-Shirt (2 types) ¥5,000
Purchase Bonuses
Customers who spend ¥4,000 (tax included) or more receive one sticker; ¥8,000 or more receive a sticker and one mini can badge; ¥12,000 or more receive a sticker and two mini can badges.
BANANA FISH Clear File (8 types)
Online Sale
The goods are also available for order via Kadost online store from August 28 at 10:00 to September 6 at 23:59, with delivery expected in December 2026. The same bonuses apply.
BANANA FISH Wide Silhouette T-Shirt (2 types) ¥5,000
Enjoy the world of BANANA FISH at this pop-up shop.
Event Details
Period: August 28 (Fri) – September 6 (Sun), 2026
Venue: SHIBUYA109 Shibuya Store, 8F DISP!!!
Address: 2-29-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0043
Hours: 10:00–21:00
For crowd control and safety, advance reservation entry will be required on August 28–30 from 10:00 to 13:00 each day. Please check the reservation site for details. Outside those times, free entry is available, but numbered tickets may be distributed during busy periods.
(C) Yoshida Akimi / Shogakukan
