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Takashimaya Shinjuku turns its 2nd floor into an after-dark wind-down shop through September 30

Takashimaya's Shinjuku flagship has turned an eight-day pop-up into a test of whether Tokyo shoppers will come back after dark for a store built around the hours before bed rather than the ones before work — the kind of evening-economy format other department stores will watch to see if it earns a repeat slot.

Editorial illustration of a warmly lit department-store pop-up corner at night, a low table with a softly glowing humidifier, a stack of tea tins and a folded recovery wrap, one silhouette figure in loungewear browsing under string lighting with a dark window beyond.
Illustration by floortok.com

Takashimaya opened an eight-day pop-up called RECHARGE for TOMORROW on the second floor of its Shinjuku store, in the event space known as The Main Square, running from 23 to 30 September, according to a release from Takashimaya.