MINTENS will hold a two-day pop-up at Sanva in Tomigaya on August 1 and 2
The shop will bring about 100 pieces of summer vintage clothing and limited original items, alongside a no-reservation navy blazer ordering session.
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The shop will bring about 100 pieces of summer vintage clothing and limited original items, alongside a no-reservation navy blazer ordering session.
The program has performances at 3:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Each runs about one hour without an intermission, with reserved reclining seats at 2,750 yen.
All six nearby venues begin at 6:30 a.m., but their opening and closing dates differ.
Children will print a small poster and cards with special inks. The Tomigaya studio sessions are August 15 and 29, with four places each.
The final features elementary school qualifiers from the lower-grade divisions. Unreserved tickets are 550 yen and have been on sale since May 16.
Lawson's official new-store listing places the shop at 1-6-9 Tomigaya, adding a new convenience stop near the Yoyogi-koen and Yoyogi-Hachiman side of the neighborhood.
The 20th-anniversary gala runs across three days. The August 22 daytime recital is 1,100 yen, while the other three programs are 5,500 yen.
Reserved seating is 4,400 yen for adults and 2,200 yen for children. The Hakuju Hall-hosted program adapts Ogawa Mimei's story with string trio, harp, and narration.
The two-piano program centers on Debussy and Ravel. It starts at 19:00 on July 22, with reserved seats now on sale for 4,950 yen.
The July 29 program has two performances at 15:00 and 19:30. Reclining reserved seats are on sale from May 16 for 2,750 yen each.
Built around Toru Takemitsu's SONGS, the first date is set for July 17 at 19:00, with general ticket sales already open from May 16.
The first date in Ryoma Takagi's new series is set for June 25 at 19:00, with reserved seats now on sale for 4,950 yen.
The summer menu started on June 1, with 15 servings a day and both eat-in and takeaway listed by the shop.
The four-day event is two minutes from Yoyogi-koen Station and five minutes from Yoyogi-Hachiman Station, with fragrance trials and a venue-only purchase bonus.
The course started on May 29 as an expanded seven-course format built around a melon cream soda signature.
The in-store dessert is limited to 15 servings a day and is listed at the Tomigaya main store from April 1 to May 31.
The April 25 official blog post presents the dish as a small plate that goes with beer near Yoyogi-koen Station.
The reservation-only restaurant serves a dessert course with mixology pairings. The announced address is RayQuon OKUSHIBU 3F.
The brand announced the closure on its official Instagram, and the Tomigaya store ended operations on January 20, 2026.
Online sales are planned around July, while directly operated stores will start adding the new designs gradually.
After its Kuroiso run, the exhibition will move to the Tomigaya cafe's third floor and continue through August 29, closed Sundays and Mondays.