"HAPPY PANDA" Event Ahead of Panda Day on 10/28: From a Photo Exhibition to Limited-Edition Goods
Oct 1, 2026 · Ueno
[Ueno] "HAPPY PANDA" Event Coming for "Panda Day" on October 28
To coincide with "Panda Day" on October 28, Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores will hold "HAPPY PANDA," an event for fans to celebrate their favorite pandas.
Through a photo exhibition, limited-edition goods and more, visitors can enjoy the charm of pandas for about a month. A major appeal is the chance to spend a long stretch around Panda Day taking time with your favorite panda.
One highlight is the photo exhibition, where you can leisurely take in the expressions and gestures of your favorite pandas through photographs.
The limited-edition goods are another draw. Items available only at this event are likely a must for panda lovers. They could make great gifts for family and friends who are also panda fans, as well as treats for yourself.
For panda fans in the Ueno area, "Panda Day" on October 28 is a special day. With both a photo exhibition and limited-edition goods, "HAPPY PANDA" looks set to make the month around it even more enjoyable.
Details such as the event dates, venue and prices have not yet been announced. Before heading out, please check the latest information from Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores.
Event Information
- Organizer: Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores
- Content: Photo exhibition, limited-edition goods, and more
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