Winnie the Pooh Pop-Up Cafe

Visiting Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya from April 20th

Japan Travel Staff

Created by the English author A. A. Milne in 1926, Winnie the Pooh has become a globally popular character that has played a part in many people's childhoods. For a limited time starting this April, three Winnie the Pooh pop-up cafes will be coming to Japan, including Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya locations.

The cafés will include special themed menus, including items like the honeypot deli plate (¥ 1,490 + tax) which includes tofu meatballs, yogurt, and an edamame and corn salad, or the Piglet whirlpool bagel sandwich (¥ 1,690 + tax).

The colorful Piglet whirlpool bagel sandwich (Photo: Legs Co. Ltd)

There is also the Cocoa-flavored fruit yogurt (¥ 1,090 + tax) for those looking for something sweet, plus a variety of beverages including smoothies, juices, sodas, tea, and lattes.

Various drinks are available, including smoothies, sodas, and juices (Photo: Legs Co. Ltd)

Along with the eats and drinks on offer, the cafés will also offer event exclusive merchandise available for purchase. There will be key chains, tote bags, towels, aprons, cushions, and more, only while stocks last.

Some of the event exclusive merch available to purchase (Photo: Legs Co. Ltd)

Seating at the pop-up cafés is subject to availability, so reservations are highly recommended. These can be arranged via the official event website (be sure to select the correct café location!), and there is a reservation fee of ¥ 650 + tax. This includes an umbrella charm as a thank you gift.

The Tokyo event (April 20th - June 19th 2022) takes place at Story Story Café, which is located within the Shinjuku Odakyu Department Store at Shinjuku Station.

The Osaka event (April 20th - May 29th 2022) takes place at Oh My Café, located just two minutes on foot from Shinsaibashi Station.

The Nagoya event (April 28th - June 5th 2022) takes place at Kawara Café & Kitchen, located within the PARCO Nagoya South Building (5th floor). The venue can be accessed in just 5 minutes on foot from Yabachō Station.