Mochinyan Summer Festival Extends at Seibu Shibuya with New Location and Limited-Edition Sweets

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Image 01 'Mochinyan Gourmet Festival' Main Visual Cafe
Image 01 'Mochinyan Gourmet Festival' Main Visual

The beloved Mochinyan Summer Festival at Seibu Shibuya’s basement food hall has been extended through the end of September due to popular demand. The event has moved to a more accessible location within Seibu Shibuya A Building’s basement first floor food hall, offering visitors an easier way to enjoy a curated selection of sweets and snacks.

This festival is a must-visit for international travelers seeking authentic and charming Japanese and regional treats. Featuring collaborations with renowned brands from Taiwan, Okinawa, Shonan, and now Mount Fuji, the event showcases limited-edition sweets that blend traditional flavors with adorable Mochinyan-themed designs. It’s a perfect chance to sample unique regional delicacies in Tokyo’s vibrant Shibuya district.

About the Mochinyan Summer Festival

Image 02 Part of the lineup at the 'Mochinyan Gourmet Festival'
Image 02 Part of the lineup at the ‘Mochinyan Gourmet Festival’

The Mochinyan Summer Festival is a special collaboration event hosted by D-Visual Inc. that brings together a selection of premium sweets and foods endorsed by Mochinyan, a popular Taiwanese mascot known for its love of delicious treats. The 2026 “Mochi-Uma Certified Sweets” collection features products from historic and respected brands with nearly a century of tradition, all presented with exclusive Mochinyan packaging and playful paw print designs.

Image 03 'Mochi Uma Certified' Mark
Image 03 ‘Mochi Uma Certified’ Mark
Image 04 Mochinyan characters waiting at the new food section, standing out with vibrant colors
Image 04 Mochinyan characters waiting at the new food section, standing out with vibrant colors
Image 06 The new food section is right in front after taking the escalator from the 1st floor. Please feel free to visit.
Image 06 The new food section is right in front after taking the escalator from the 1st floor. Please feel free to visit.

Highlights

  • The event was originally held from June 23 to July 6 but has been extended until the end of September in a new, more accessible food hall location at Seibu Shibuya A Building Basement 1.
  • New products from Mount Fuji region will be added starting mid-July.
  • Popular Shonan Edam cheese cookies “Mochi Velo” and “Mochi Surf” return with refreshed packaging from July 11.
  • Exclusive Taiwanese sweets include pineapple cakes from Wang Mama Bakery and Kaishii, taro sweets from Renchin, and Taiwanese tea popcorn from Ponpie.
  • Okinawan treats feature pineapple langue de chat cookies from SUN Farm, paw-print shaped chinsuko cookies from Ryukyu Chakan, and premium Kinagawa black tea.
  • Shonan collaboration sweets combine Edam cheese with fun Mochinyan designs, perfect for fans of regional flavors.
  • Visitors can also enjoy original collaboration menus and limited-edition goods at related event spaces within Seibu Shibuya.

Event Details

ItemDetails
NameMochinyan Summer Festival Food Corner
Menu / items – Wang Mama Bakery Pineapple Cake (3 pieces) ¥1,200
– Kaishii Lychee Pineapple Cake (3 pieces) ¥1,600
– Renchin Taro Baked Sweet (1 piece) ¥550
– Ponpie Taiwanese Tea Popcorn (1 bag) ¥250
– SUN Farm Pineapple Langue de Chat Cookies (10 pieces) ¥2,400
– Ryukyu Chakan Paw Print Chinsuko Cookies (15 pieces) ¥860
– Kinagawa Black Tea Tea Bags (2 bags) ¥990
– Kinagawa Black Tea Leaves (40g) ¥3,900
– Mochi Surf Edam Cheese Cookie ¥610
– Mochi Velo Pink Berry Edam Cheese Cookie ¥610
LocationSeibu Shibuya A Building Basement 1 Food Hall, Tokyo
Address21-1 Udagawacho, Shibuya, Tokyo
PeriodJune 23, 2026 – September 30, 2026 (planned)

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