STAR WARS SPECIAL STORE by BENELIC
For enthusiasts of the galaxy far, far away, the “STAR WARS SPECIAL STORE by BENELIC” is expanding its footprint with two new locations. Starting Friday, April 24, 2026, a new store will open at Tokyo Solamachi(R), followed by an opening at Yokohama Landmark Plaza on Wednesday, April 29, 2026 (a public holiday).
These stores arrive at a pivotal moment for the fandom, providing a physical space to build anticipation for the upcoming film Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu. Furthermore, the timing allows visitors to celebrate “Star Wars Day” on May 4th—a global tradition for fans—within a dedicated retail environment. These new venues complement the existing location at Ikebukuro PARCO, ensuring that collectors across the region have access to high-quality themed merchandise.
To incentivize early visits, Benelic is implementing a purchase campaign where customers can receive original stickers and original shopping bags as gifts, with the specific reward depending on the total amount spent in-store.
Exclusive and Advance Merchandise
A primary draw for collectors will be the location-specific items and timed releases. The Tokyo Solamachi branch will offer an exclusive pin, while the Landmark Plaza location will host an advance sale for specific accessories.
Tokyo Solamachi Limited Edition
The following item is available exclusively at the Tokyo Solamachi retail store and will not be sold through the online shop:
- Product Name: STAR WARS GROGU CUTEST IN THE GALAXY STAR WARS SPECIAL STORE by BENELIC TOKYO Solamachi® Limited Pins
- Price: 2,025 yen (tax included)
- Size: Approx. W36 × H35 mm
- Material: Zinc alloy, brass, epoxy resin
- Release Date: Friday, April 24, 2026
Landmark Plaza Advance Sale
Certain items will be available at Landmark Plaza before they hit other channels. While later sales are planned for the Ikebukuro PARCO and Tokyo Solamachi stores—as well as the Benelic Online shop—the following can be acquired early at Landmark Plaza:
- Product Name: STAR WARS / The Mandalorian & Grogu Shopping Bag Grogu & Anzellan
- Price: 1,430 yen (tax included)
- Size: Approx. W300 × H420 × D120 mm
- Material: Polypropylene, paper
- Release Date: Wednesday (public holiday), April 29, 2026
New Product Lineup (Launching April 24)
Beyond the limited editions, a wave of new general merchandise will launch on April 24 to coincide with the Tokyo Solamachi opening. The collection focuses on a blend of eccentric home goods and practical fashion.
Among the highlights are the “Funbaruz” plushies featuring an Ewok design—which are specifically engineered to be sandwiched between the user’s stomach and desk to support correct posture—and a series of palm-sized Darth Vader statues designed for desk ornamentation. For those seeking wearable items, the store will introduce drawstring shoulder bags, pouches, and card cases that utilize lightsaber parts as aesthetic accents.
*Please check the official website for detailed contents.
Basic Information
Locations and Access
- Nearest Stations: Tokyo Skytree Station / Oshiage <Skytree-mae> Station
- Venue: Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi 4F
- Nearest Stations: Minatomirai Station / Sakuragicho Station
- Venue: Landmark Plaza 3F
Event Periods
- Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi: Friday, April 24, 2026 – Sunday, August 2, 2026
- Landmark Plaza: Wednesday (public holiday), April 29, 2026 – Sunday, May 24, 2026
Operating Hours
- Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi 4F: 10:00 – 21:00 (subject to commercial facility hours)
- Landmark Plaza 3F: 11:00 – 20:00 (subject to commercial facility hours)
Official Resources
- Official Website: https://benelicstore.com/
*The published content may be subject to change. Please check the official website of the venue or organizer for the latest information.

Tokyo Solamachi occupies the base of the Tokyo Skytree, forming a retail podium that connects the tower directly to Oshiage and Tokyo Skytree stations. Opened in May 2012 alongside the tower itself, the complex houses approximately 300 shops and restaurants across its multiple floors, serving both as a transit hub and a destination in its own right.
The spatial organization separates the facility into distinct zones—the Solamachi Core and East Yard—unified by wide interior promenades that handle pedestrian flow between the station gates and the Skytree’s observation deck elevators. This layout ensures visitors pass through retail and dining areas regardless of whether they intend to ascend the tower. The tenant mix includes mid-range fashion brands, specialty food vendors selling traditional Edo-period crafts, and restaurants ranging from quick-service counters to the formal dining room on the 30th and 31st floors.
Situated in Sumida, the complex draws a steady cross-section of tower tourists, local residents, and office workers from the surrounding district. The ground-floor plazas accommodate temporary retail installations and seasonal markets, while upper levels host satellite cultural institutions including a planetarium and postal museum. Rather than targeting luxury consumers, the merchandise selection emphasizes accessible price points, character goods, and Tokyo-specific souvenirs, reflecting the area’s history as a center for artisan manufacturing.
















