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Chibi Maruko-chan Hanten (Shinagawa Prince Hotel 40th Anniversary Collab)

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Shinagawa
Shinagawa Prince Hotel, Chinese restaurant Shinagawa Daihanten (Main Tower 4F) and more

Japanese title: ちびまる子ちゃん飯店(品川プリンスホテル 原作40周年コラボ)

Dates
Oct 1 (Thu) – Feb 15 (Mon)
Hours
11:00–22:00
Price
Afternoon tea ¥6,000, ramen ¥2,000, lunch set ¥5,000 (tax incl., service charge extra)
Where
Shinagawa Prince Hotel, Chinese restaurant Shinagawa Daihanten (Main Tower 4F) and more (Shinagawa Sta.)
Check the official page (Japanese)

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Tuna and jellyfish salad inspired by a sibling quarrel in Volume 1.

Good to know

Open until22:00from 11:00
PriceAfternoon tea ¥6,000, ramen ¥2,000, lunc

Shinagawa Prince Hotel's Chibi Maruko-chan collab with a Chinese afternoon tea (¥6,000), ramen with Maruko-branded char siu (¥2,000), character bread and a stamp rally, through Feb 15, 2027.

Dates
Oct 1 (Thu) – Feb 15 (Mon)
Time
11:00–22:00
Price
Afternoon tea ¥6,000, ramen ¥2,000, lunch set ¥5,000 (tax incl., service charge extra)
Venue
Shinagawa Prince Hotel, Chinese restaurant Shinagawa Daihanten (Main Tower 4F) and more
Nearest station
Shinagawa Sta.

Check closed days and last admission on the official page before you go.

About this event

A quarrel between Maruko and her older sister over a notebook decorated with a tuna can, from the manga's first volume, has inspired a dish of tuna and jellyfish salad. Celebrating 40 years of the original Chibi Maruko-chan manga, this hotel collaboration turns familiar stories and characters' favorite foods into Chinese dishes and desserts. Afternoon tea includes gold-leaf-topped xiaolongbao, fried shrimp with chili sauce, and braised pork with chestnuts and autumn mushrooms inspired by Hanawa-kun. Desserts include a 40th-anniversary macaron and Taiwanese castella cake stamped with Maruko's image. On weekday evenings, high tea adds tarako fried rice with shiso, inspired by Noguchi-san's favorite food. The bakery also sells blue and pink flower-shaped buns featuring Maruko and Tama-chan. Limited-edition stickers are available with qualifying purchases.

Highlights

  • Tuna and jellyfish salad inspired by a sibling quarrel in Volume 1.
  • Gold-leaf braised pork with chestnuts and autumn mushrooms, inspired by Hanawa-kun.
  • Taiwanese castella stamped with Maruko and a 40th-anniversary macaron.
  • Weekday evening high tea features tarako fried rice with aromatic shiso.
  • Maruko's blue bun has custard and caramel fillings; Tama-chan's pink bun contains custard.
Good for
For Chibi Maruko-chan fans who recognize the manga's small details, and families interested in character-themed food.
Time needed
Afternoon tea and high tea have a 120-minute seating limit.

Good to know

  • Afternoon tea and flower-shaped buns are limited in quantity. The first menu runs through November 23, with changes planned from November 24.
  • The basic afternoon tea plan does not include drinks. A drinks-inclusive plan is available, with reservations through the official website.
  • The buns are takeaway only. Presenting a qualifying collaboration-menu receipt allows up to two buns per person at the member price.
  • Limited stickers are distributed while supplies last with qualifying menu or bun purchases.

Summarized from the official page and press materials.

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When did Chibi Maruko-chan begin, and who created it?

Momoko Sakura, creator of Chibi Maruko-chan, was born on May 8, 1965, in Shimizu, Shizuoka Prefecture, now part of Shizuoka City. She debuted as a manga artist in 1984 with Oshiete Yarunda Arigataku Omoe!, published in Ribon Original. In the August 1986 issue of the girls' manga magazine Ribon, she began serializing Chibi Maruko-chan.

The story is set in Shimizu, Sakura's hometown. It follows Maruko, a third-grade elementary school student, through everyday life with family and friends, mixing humor with occasional sadness. Homework and arguments with her sister become stories in their own right. The hotel's tuna-and-jellyfish dish references one such quarrel over a tuna-can notebook from the first volume.

In 1989, Chibi Maruko-chan received the 13th Kodansha Manga Award. Its television anime began in 1990, and the ending song Odoru Pompokolin, with lyrics by Sakura, won an award in the pop and rock category of the Japan Record Awards. Her first essay collection, Momo no Kanzume, became a bestseller in 1991, marking her expanding creative work beyond manga.

The collaboration menu features Maruko's favorite fried shrimp, a gold-leaf dish inspired by Hanawa-kun, and tarako inspired by Noguchi-san. Rather than simply decorating food with characters, it turns small episodes from the original manga into dishes. That is why the story behind the tuna and jellyfish salad deserves a closer look.

Sakura Production: The Life of Momoko Sakura (Japanese) · Shinagawa Prince Hotel: 40th Anniversary Collaboration Menu (Japanese)

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Still open after this closes (around 22:00)

Distance from major stations

From Shinagawa
0.3 km, about 5 min on foot
From Kita-Shinagawa
0.7 km, about 11 min on foot
From Takanawa Gateway
1.0 km, about 15 min on foot
From Osaki
1.1 km, about 18 min on foot

Distances are straight-line; times are rough estimates.

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FAQ

What is Chibi Maruko-chan Hanten (Shinagawa Prince Hotel 40th Anniversary Collab)?
A quarrel between Maruko and her older sister over a notebook decorated with a tuna can, from the manga's first volume, has inspired a dish of tuna and jellyfish salad. Celebrating 40 years of the original Chibi Maruko-chan manga, this hotel collaboration turns familiar stories and characters' favorite foods into Chinese dishes and desserts. Afternoon tea includes gold-leaf-topped xiaolongbao, fried shrimp with chili sauce, and braised pork with chestnuts and autumn mushrooms inspired by Hanawa-kun. Desserts include a 40th-anniversary macaron and Taiwanese castella cake stamped with Maruko's image. On weekday evenings, high tea adds tarako fried rice with shiso, inspired by Noguchi-san's favorite food. The bakery also sells blue and pink flower-shaped buns featuring Maruko and Tama-chan. Limited-edition stickers are available with qualifying purchases.
When is Chibi Maruko-chan Hanten (Shinagawa Prince Hotel 40th Anniversary Collab)?
Oct 1 (Thu) – Feb 15 (Mon)
What are the opening hours of Chibi Maruko-chan Hanten (Shinagawa Prince Hotel 40th Anniversary Collab)?
11:00–22:00 Check the official page for closed days and last admission.
How much does Chibi Maruko-chan Hanten (Shinagawa Prince Hotel 40th Anniversary Collab) cost?
Afternoon tea ¥6,000, ramen ¥2,000, lunch set ¥5,000 (tax incl., service charge extra)
Where is Chibi Maruko-chan Hanten (Shinagawa Prince Hotel 40th Anniversary Collab) and what is the nearest station?
It is held at Shinagawa Prince Hotel, Chinese restaurant Shinagawa Daihanten (Main Tower 4F) and more. The nearest station is Shinagawa Sta..

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Checked against the official page on November 10, 2026. Titles and descriptions are our own translations.

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