Chiikawa Park announces Christmas events and new goods
Chiikawa Park's Christmas programme brings seasonal decorations, character meet-and-greets, new goods and a sticker campaign to Tokyo.
Chiikawa (ちいかわ) will get a Christmas makeover at Chiikawa Park in Tokyo from 20 November to 25 December, with seasonal decorations, character meet-and-greets, new merchandise and a social-media giveaway. 1
What is happening at Chiikawa Park
The official Chiikawa Park announcement says the venue will be decorated for Christmas, while Chiikawa characters appear in seasonal outfits for a limited meet-and-greet. The event is scheduled to run from 20 November through 25 December 2026. 1
The attraction is a hands-on venue built around the world of Chiikawa, the manga and animated property created by Nagano. It is based in Tokyo's Sunshine City Annex, where visitors can explore themed exhibits, game areas and a shop. 2
New goods and the social campaign
New merchandise is due to launch on 24 November, including a group sweatshirt, a fur hat themed around Anoko and a Chiikawa scarf. The official announcement says the line-up may change and that the images are illustrative. 1
Visitors who post photos or videos taken inside the park with the designated hashtag and show the post to staff can receive one random sticker from a three-design set, while supplies last. The campaign covers multiple social platforms, including X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok and Facebook. 1
Dates, prices and practical details
The Christmas programme runs from 20 November to 25 December 2026 at Chiikawa Park in Sunshine City Annex, Tokyo. The official site lists opening hours of 10am to 7pm, with longer hours in December and shorter hours on 31 December. General admission is listed at ¥3,500 for adults and ¥1,800 for children aged four to 11; other student and accessibility prices are also available. 1
Our opinion
This is a neatly focused seasonal update rather than a vague promise of festive branding: the park has published dates, a meet-and-greet plan, new goods and a clear visitor campaign. The sensible caveat is that the official announcement labels several images as illustrative and warns that the programme can change, so visitors should check the venue's latest updates before travelling. 1
The story is worth covering because it gives fans concrete dates and practical information, while keeping the promotional claims attributed to the venue rather than presenting them as independent guarantees.