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SEVENTEEN Pop-Up Store
SEVENTEEN Pop-Up Store
SEVENTEEN Pop-Up Store
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SEVENTEEN Pop-Up Store

A Must-Visit SEVENTEEN Pop-Up in the Heart of Dotonbori

Timed with SEVENTEEN’s massive Kyocera Dome Osaka concerts, the official POP-UP STORE brings exclusive merch, capsule toys, and fan experiences to ZeroBase Dotonbori from November 20 to December 7, 2025.

Timed perfectly with SEVENTEEN’s sold-out Kyocera Dome Osaka concerts, the SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN JAPAN POP-UP STORE brings an officially curated fan experience to the very center of Osaka’s Dotonbori district. Running from November 20 to December 7, 2025, this limited-time event offers CARATs a chance to immerse themselves in exclusive merchandise, capsule toy collectibles, and a lively atmosphere surrounded by fellow fans.

Held at ZeroBase Dotonbori—one of Osaka’s most prominent venues for high-profile pop-ups—the store is open daily from 11:00 to 21:00, making it easy to visit before or after the group’s concerts on December 4, 6, and 7 at Kyocera Dome. Fans can expect a full lineup of official merchandise themed to the [NEW_] world tour, including apparel, accessories, collectible goods, and limited-edition items available only at the pop-up.

One of the biggest highlights is the ‘Capsule Toy’ (1 play ¥600), featuring randomized mini-collectibles that have become a staple of SEVENTEEN pop-up culture. These are expected to be available not only at the store but potentially at concert venues as noted in the official announcement.

Entry regulations apply: visitors must secure a reservation through Weverse Ticket for the period of November 20–30 (all day) and December 1–7 (until 16:00). After 16:00 on December 1–7, admission is first-come, first-served. This system ensures smooth crowd flow during peak days when foot traffic in Dotonbori—and concert excitement—hits its highest levels.

Conveniently located in Osaka’s most vibrant entertainment district, the pop-up is surrounded by iconic photo spots, restaurants, and shopping. Fans planning to attend the Kyocera Dome concerts can easily make a day of it: explore Dotonbori, visit the pop-up for exclusive merch, enjoy local food, and then head to the dome for the performance. For travelers not attending the concerts, the pop-up still offers a rare chance to experience SEVENTEEN’s world up close, right in the heart of the city.

 

  Exclusive Merch Drop — Tour-themed goods available only at the Osaka pop-up.

  Capsule Toy Fun — Randomized collectibles at ¥600 per play.

  Prime Location — Held at ZeroBase Dotonbori, minutes from Shinsaibashi and Namba.

  Concert Tie-In — Perfect pre- or post-show stop for Kyocera Dome attendees.

  Fan Energy — A lively gathering point for CARATs from Japan and abroad.

  Photo Spots — Snap tour-themed displays and street shots of Dotonbori nightlife.

 

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ACCESS

Venue: ZeroBase Dotonbori, 2-4-5 Shinsaibashi-suji, Chuo-ku, Osaka

Osaka Metro Namba Station — approx. 6–8 min walk to ZeroBase Dotonbori.

Osaka Metro Shinsaibashi Station — approx. 7–9 min walk via Shinsaibashi-suji.

Osaka Metro Nagahoribashi Station — approx. 10 min walk through Dotonbori connecting streets.

• Expect heavy foot traffic throughout the event due to the central Dotonbori location.

SCHEDULE

Pop-Up Period: November 20 – December 7, 2025

Hours: 11:00–21:00 daily

Reservation Required: November 20–30 (all day) and December 1–7 (until 16:00)

After 16:00 on December 1–7: First-come, first-served entry

TICKETS

Reservation Required: November 20–30 (all day) and December 1–7 (until 16:00)

After 16:00 on December 1–7: First-come, first-served entry

Weverse Ticket — https://www.weverse-ticket.online/events/10060

Capsule Toy Price: 1 play ¥600

• • Exclusive merch may sell out; items vary by day.

INFO & TIPS

Screenshot your Weverse Ticket reservation for quick check-in.

Arrive early for priority access on high-demand days.

Ideal visit times: weekday mornings or late evenings.

Plan Ahead, Dotonbori can be extremely busy during tour dates and the pop-up could have long queues

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SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN JAPAN POP-UP STORE

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Nov. 20 – Dec. 7
  • 2-chōme-4-5 Dōtonbori, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0071, Japan
  • 11:00–21:00 daily

  • Osaka Metro: Namba Station

  • Osaka Metro: Shinsaibashi Station

  • Free

  • www.seventeen-17.jp
  • Reservation required during specified periods.

  • ZeroBase Dotonbori

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