Aqua City Odaiba Teams Up With Digimon for a Tokyo Ramen Kokugikan Mai Collaboration

Published: September 1, 2026
Aqua City Odaiba Teams Up With Digimon for a Tokyo Ramen Kokugikan Mai Collaboration

TV anime "DIGIMON BEATBREAK" and "Digimon Adventure" are teaming up with Aqua City Odaiba and Tokyo Ramen Kokugikan Mai for a special collaboration.

Aqua City Odaiba × Digimon in Tokyo Ramen Kokugikan Mai

An original collaboration ramen, available only at this event, will be on offer, along with several campaigns offering event-limited original novelties.

To coincide with the Silver Week period, a pop-up shop will also open for nine days, from September 19 (Saturday) to September 27 (Sunday). On September 27 (Sunday), the pop-up shop's final day, Agumon will make an appearance at Aqua City Odaiba.

Event period: September 12 (Saturday) – October 11 (Sunday), 2026

The collaboration period and content are subject to change without notice.

For more details, see the official Aqua City Odaiba website: https://www.aquacity.jp/news/detail.php?id=63720

About Aqua City Odaiba

Aqua City Odaiba is a large shopping complex next to Odaiba Marine Park, with views across the water toward the Statue of Liberty and Rainbow Bridge.

The shopping zone brings together around 60 stores centered on casual fashion, while the gourmet zone is one of the largest in the waterfront area, lined with a variety of Japanese, Western, Chinese, and Italian restaurants.

The complex is also home to a large cinema complex where visitors can enjoy the three-screen multi-projection system "ScreenX," making its first appearance in Japan, along with 4DX®.

The upper floors house Tokyo Ramen Kokugikan Mai as well as Aqua City Odaiba Shrine, said to grant seven wishes, making the complex a place to enjoy all day long.

Access

By train

  • Yurikamome Line, Daiba Station: 1-minute walk
  • Rinkai Line, Tokyo Teleport Station: 6-minute walk

By car

  • From Rainbow Bridge: about 3 minutes from the Daiba exit on Shuto Expressway Route 11 Daiba Line
  • From Yokohama/Haneda: about 1 minute from the Rinkai Fukutoshin exit on the Wangan Route
  • From Chiba/Kasai: about 5 minutes from the Ariake exit on the Wangan Route

By bus

  • Rainbow Bus, Shinagawa – Fuji TV-mae: up to 35 minutes, then a 1-minute walk
  • Rainbow Bus, Tamachi – Fuji TV-mae: up to 25 minutes, then a 1-minute walk

About Digimon

Digimon began in 1997 as "Digital Monster," a handheld LCD game where players raised monsters and could battle them against friends' monsters — a novel combination that won overwhelming support from children. The anime series began with "Digimon Adventure" in 1999, and has since grown to nine TV series and 13 films, maintaining a broad following across generations.

From October 2025, "DIGIMON BEATBREAK" began airing as the franchise's first new series in about two years. The latest game entry, "Digimon Story: Time Stranger," also surpassed one million units shipped after its October 2025 release, the fastest in the series' history.

More than 25 years since its debut, Digimon continues to evolve.

©Akiyoshi Hongo, Toei Animation
©Akiyoshi Hongo, Fuji TV, Toei Animation