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In honour of the Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Cosmos movie, Festival Walk has invited the Sailor Guardian crew, and all of us, to a themed celebration! As the finale to the Sailor Moon Crystal cycle, Sailor Moon Cosmos—like all other instalments featuring the manga heroine—has won over legions of fans, old and new. Read on to find out more about the pop-up!
Pulling out all the stops, Festival Walk will be dressed in signature Sailor Moon style, transforming into a two-level banquet hall. From now until 24 September, visitors to the pop-up will be met with a photo-taking spot featuring a fountain bearing the recognisable moon sign of the manga series, a lavish garden gazebo, and Eternal Tiare-patterned tinted glass.
Much to our excitement, the stars of the show are life-size silhouettes of Sailor Moon Cosmos characters. Fans can take pictures with Sailor Moon, Tuxedo Mask, Sailor Chibi Moon, the full line-up of Sailor Guardians, and even the three Sailor Starlights.
In addition to this immersive decoration, you can pay a visit to the anticipated Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Cosmos pop-up store
filled with over 100 official merchandise items. Start or complete your collection of Sailor Moon goodies as you take your pick (or not—there is no such thing as too many anime collectibles). From mini oil paintings and decorative items for the home such as mirrors and cushions
to fashion accessories such as tote bags and much more, discover the full collection on-site!
A special gift awaits the lucky members of Festival Walk’s loyalty programme, My Festival. As a member, if you reach the required daily spend, you can redeem an exclusive limited-edition Sailor Moon Cosmos umbrella. Sport the typical Hongkonger’s favourite accessory, come rain or sunshine, in true Sailor Moon Cosmos fashion!
When: 29 August–24 September
Where: Level LG2, Festival Walk, 80 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong
Born and raised in the French countryside, Lily arrived in Hong Kong looking for an adventure. Passionate about books, she spent some time in Parisian publishing houses and is the author of an illustrated book about hair. Life in Hong Kong for her entails looking for seaside places to eat and a lot of hiking.
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