Oasis Returns: Tokyo Fans Celebrate Britpop Legends with Exclusive Shibuya Pop-Up

Britpop is back in the spotlight as Tokyo welcomes the long-awaited return of Oasis. As part of their global “Oasis Live ’25” tour, the legendary Manchester band has opened an exclusive pop-up fan store at the stylish Miyashita Park in Shibuya, offering fans a rare, immersive celebration of one of Britain’s most iconic rock acts.

Running from October 11 to November 2, the Oasis Live ’25 Tokyo Fan Store is more than just a merchandise outlet—it’s a full sensory experience. From the moment visitors step into the venue, they’re surrounded by wall-to-wall sound, vintage album visuals, and interactive photo zones that recreate iconic moments in Oasis history. Music videos and live footage loop across 42 digital displays throughout the complex, immersing guests in the band’s rebellious spirit and raw emotion.

One of the most talked-about installations is a life-sized recreation of the famous Morning Glory album cover, perfect for photo ops. Another fan favorite is the interactive “Lyric Wonderwall,” where visitors can contribute their favorite lines or memories tied to the band’s music.

But perhaps the biggest draw is the merchandise. Fans can pick up everything from official Oasis tour tees and tote bags to limited-edition collaborations, including a sleek streetwear line co-branded with adidas Originals. Japan-exclusive designs—emblazoned with “TOKYO, JAPAN”—are already generating buzz among collectors.

Miyashita Park, known for its modern architectural flair and central Shibuya location, has fully embraced the Oasis spirit. The pop-up isn’t hidden away in a corner—it’s front and center, pulsating with nostalgia and energy. A curated playlist blasts hits like “Don’t Look Back in Anger,” “Champagne Supernova,” and “Live Forever” as fans explore the space, creating a shared atmosphere that bridges generations.

Though it’s been years since the Gallagher brothers took the stage together, the excitement in Tokyo proves that Oasis’s legacy is far from over. The pop-up is a testament to the enduring love Japanese fans have for the band—and a reminder that rock ‘n’ roll truly transcends borders.

Admission is free, but reservations are required to ensure crowd control. Fans are encouraged to book their time slots early, as the store is expected to reach capacity throughout its run.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a casual listener, the Oasis Tokyo pop-up is not to be missed. It’s a rare chance to walk down memory lane—or perhaps discover the band’s magic for the first time—right in the heart of one of the world’s most vibrant cities.

Visit oasislive25.jp for reservations and full event details.