One Piece Store Opens First U.S. Location in Los Angeles
The Westfield Century City shop is the largest ONE PIECE MUGIWARA STORE in the world and the first dedicated One Piece merchandise store in the United States.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Animation

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ONE PIECE MUGIWARA STORE opened in Westfield Century City in Los Angeles, marking the brand's first dedicated One Piece merchandise store in the United States. The store is open to customers by advance reservation only from November 6 through November 12.
Why it matters
The opening brings a Japanese anime merchandise destination to Los Angeles, giving U.S. fans access to products that were previously available mainly through imports from Japan. The store's partnership between Toei Animation and Sony Group Corporation signals continued investment in the franchise's retail presence outside Japan.
The store opened in Westfield Century City and sells apparel, blind boxes, figures, posters, and collectibles, including products imported from Japan. A giant Gear 5 Luffy statue was brought directly from Japan and placed at the store's entrance.
The players
Toei Animation
Toei Animation is a Japanese animation studio best known for producing the One Piece anime series and other long-running franchises.
Sony Group Corporation
Sony Group Corporation is a Japanese multinational conglomerate with interests in entertainment, electronics, and gaming.
The details
The store includes an exclusive character named Surfer Chopper and uses interactive displays, such as Wanted Posters that change depending on which character's poster a customer touches. Toei Animation and Sony Group Corporation partnered on the location.
Timeline
2012: First ONE PIECE MUGIWARA STORE opens in Shibuya, Tokyo.
November 6, 2026: Los Angeles store grand opening with commemorative shopping bags.
November 6 through November 12, 2026: Store open by advance reservation only.
Culture Shift
The Los Angeles opening follows the 2012 Shibuya store, which began the franchise's dedicated retail model in Japan. Its arrival in the U.S. reflects anime merchandise moving from import-only availability to brick-and-mortar stores in American malls.
Customers can visit the Westfield Century City store only by advance reservation from November 6 through November 12, 2026. Shoppers can purchase imported Japanese goods such as figures, prints, and keychains that were previously available mainly through import channels.
The takeaway
Fans planning a visit should reserve a spot in advance, since walk-in access is not offered during the opening window. The store's exclusive items and imported goods make it a destination for collectors who want Japan-only merchandise without importing it themselves.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by CBR.
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