Toei Animation Store Singapore at Jewel: Opening Date, Location & What to Expect
The official Toei Animation Store Singapore opens at Jewel Changi Airport on 3 October, bringing merchandise, photo spots and interactive experiences tied to major Toei titles.

The official Toei Animation Store Singapore opens at Jewel Changi Airport on 3 October, bringing merchandise, photo spots and interactive experiences tied to major Toei titles.
- Opening date
- 3 October 2026
- Location
- Jewel Changi Airport, #04-235/236
- Opening hours
- 10am–10pm daily from opening
- Admission
- Free
- Featured titles
- One Piece, Dragon Ball, Digimon Adventure and Girls Band Cry
- Interactive feature
- Gacha-style photo-strip machine at S$3.50 per pull
The official Toei Animation Store Singapore opens at Jewel Changi Airport on 3 October, bringing merchandise, photo spots and interactive experiences tied to major Toei titles.
Key Takeaways
- The official Toei Animation Store opens at Jewel on 3 October in the former Mugiwara Store space.
- The store is broader than the former One Piece-only concept, with merchandise and experiences spanning four Toei Animation titles at launch.
- Beyond shopping, visitors can expect character-themed photo spots, interactive experiences, seasonal activities and a S$3.50 gacha-style photo-strip machine.
When and where does Toei Animation Store Singapore open?
The official Toei Animation Store Singapore opens on 3 October 2026 at Jewel Changi Airport, #04-235/236. The space was previously occupied by the One Piece-themed Mugiwara Store, which closed on 31 August.
Published opening information lists operating hours of 10am–10pm daily with free admission.
What will the store sell?
The launch range covers merchandise from One Piece, Dragon Ball, Digimon Adventure and Girls Band Cry. This makes the new concept broader than the previous Mugiwara Store, which focused on One Piece.
Exact product drops can change, and the operator has indicated that limited-edition releases and new experiences may be introduced over time.
Photo spots and interactive experiences
The store is expected to include themed displays and photo opportunities inspired by the featured titles, along with interactive and seasonal activities. Announced possibilities include character celebrations, community activations, fan challenges and mascot appearances.
Because some activities may rotate, treat the opening setup as the starting point rather than a permanent fixed programme.
S$3.50 gacha-style photo-strip machine
One confirmed attraction is a gacha-style photo-strip machine. Visitors pay S$3.50 per pull for a randomly selected photo-strip design tied to participating titles.
If you are visiting specifically for a collectible design, check the store's current social updates because available designs can rotate.
What happened to Mugiwara Store Singapore?
The One Piece-focused Mugiwara Store at Jewel closed on 31 August 2026. The Toei Animation Store takes over the same space but expands the concept across multiple franchises.
Both concepts are presented by Omnisekai, which has also been involved with other anime and manga retail concepts in Singapore.
How to plan your Jewel visit
Jewel is landside, so you do not need a boarding pass to visit the store. If you are travelling through Changi, allow enough time for immigration and your onward flight rather than treating Jewel as part of the transit area.
Pair the visit with our Jewel Rain Vortex guide or our expanded Changi Airport & Jewel food guide.
Can tourists claim GST refund on purchases?
Tourist Refund Scheme eligibility depends on the retailer and transaction meeting Singapore's eTRS conditions. Do not assume every purchase automatically qualifies. If you are shopping before departure, read our Singapore GST refund guide and check whether the store participates in eTRS.
Who will get the most from the new store?
- Anime fans looking for official Toei Animation merchandise.
- One Piece fans who visited the former Mugiwara Store.
- Families already spending time at Jewel.
- Travellers looking for a Changi activity before or after a flight.
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