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Hiroshima Toyo Carp Pop-Up Store Makes Grand Slam Debut in Singapore

Baseball fans and culture lovers, get ready — for the first time ever, Japan’s iconic professional baseball team, the Hiroshima Toyo Carp, is bringing its spirit, style, and energy to Singapore with an exclusive pop-up store! From 19 July to 31 August 2025, OPEN MUJI at Plaza Singapura will host this special event that blends sports, culture, and tourism in celebration of Singapore’s 60th birthday and the 50th anniversary of Carp Boy, the beloved team mascot.

A Cultural Crossover Like No Other

Marking the Hiroshima Toyo Carp’s first full-scale overseas pop-up, this event is more than just a shopping experience — it’s a dynamic showcase of Japanese baseball heritage and Hiroshima’s unique offerings. Presented in collaboration with MUJI, the event transforms OPEN MUJI into a vibrant hub of cross-cultural exchange, uniting Singaporean and Japanese communities through fandom and fun.

Must-Have Collectibles & Limited-Edition Gear

Fans can get their hands on:

Official Hiroshima Toyo Carp merchandise – jerseys, caps, cheering goods, and more
Singapore-exclusive items – SG60 commemorative uniforms and adorable Merlion x Carp Boy T-shirts
Specialty products from Hiroshima – authentic snacks, regional souvenirs, and artisanal treats

Activities That Hit It Out of the Park

The pop-up promises a packed lineup of interactive fun:

Struck-Out Game Corner – test your pitching skills for a commemorative prize
Lucky Draw – spend $60 or more for a shot at round-trip air tickets to Hiroshima
Live Game Screenings – watch Hiroshima Toyo Carp matches broadcast at the venue

Step into the World of Carp

Explore the rich history and vibrant fan culture of the team through:

A photo-worthy visual showcase featuring Carp legends, “Carp Girls” cheer squad, and baseball gear
Introductory guides for newcomers to baseball
Displays of authentic bats, gloves, helmets, and more

Discover Hiroshima on Two Wheels with MUJI’s Shimanami Kaido Tour

Left to right: Scenic ride along the Tatara Bridge, O-Torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island

In conjunction with the pop-up, MUJI launches its first-ever cycling tour — a 4D3N Shimanami Kaido adventure through scenic Hiroshima. For $1,290 nett, participants will cycle through breathtaking landscapes, visit temples and artisans, and savour Hiroshima’s culinary gems. Registration is open at OPEN MUJI during the event.