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SEGA announces another pop up at Los Angeles Little Tokyo

Last year during Anime Expo, SEGA set up shop at Los Angeles’ Little Tokyo to offer character goods for a brief window. Well it looks like last year’s experience was a fruitful one as the game publisher is returning for another round, this time even convincing local businesses to partake in the festivities.

From June 19th to July 19th, SEGA fans can visit the pop-up to pick up merchandise that normally would not be available on this side of the Pacific (specifically Cororos and Labbies Plushes). The pop up will also offer weekly graphic tee drops which when sold out will be gone forever. Visitors to the Little Tokyo Mall can also visit three businesses which will be featuring SEGA themed items

  • Mr. Ramen — Curry and Coffee Combo: “Leblanc Curry Combo”
  • Yoboseyo! Superette — Blue Lemonade: “Blue Blur Lemonade”
  • Midori Matcha — Matcha + Rose Swirl Soft Serve: “Amy’s Rose Swirl”

Supporting local businesses has its perks as if you patronize each shop, and if you collect a stamp from each business you can redeem the punch card at the pop up shop for an exclusive mini tote bag!

The shop will be located at Little Tokyo Mall, 319 E 2nd St Los Angeles, CA 90012, so if you’re in the arena make sure you swing by!

Stan Yeung

Transcribes a lot of press releases, occasionally reviews games and goes outside.

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