"ISETAN x Lupin III #Infiltrate Isetan's Hideout" was a huge success, attracting many customers. Unlike last year's event, the hideouts of each character appeared at Isetan Shinjuku Store and Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building , making a comeback even more exciting!

Many of you viewing this page are likely long-time fans, but unfortunately, some of you may not have been able to explore the hideouts during the event. So, one of our reporting team members, who is relatively new to the Lupin universe but was completely captivated by the currently showing film "LUPIN THE ⅢRD: Goemon Ishikawa's Blood Spray," will report on what each hideout was like!

A wide variety of Lupin-themed real clothes and limited-edition merchandise?!

The main attraction was... Lupin III's hideout. The hideout, overflowing with treasures, attracted many visitors every day.
At the entrance, a long list of past products was displayed, and I couldn't help but get excited right from the start, thinking, "This is my favorite!" On the other side, they were initiating a lipstick that Lupin III supposedly gave to Fujiko Mine as a gift.

Upon entering the center of the venue, you'll find a display of the jacket styles worn by Lupin throughout the TV series. The styles from Parts 1 through 4 have been tailored by highly skilled tailors in Japan. In addition, Lupin's shirts and ties from each era are also available, allowing you to subtly incorporate your love for Lupin into your everyday business attire!
Which style of Lupin do you like best?


Also, in the back right of the venue, the "Lupin Ristorante," a reservation-only restaurant recreating the hideout of Lupin and his gang, has opened! It's a space where you can forget about time and fully immerse yourself in the world of Lupin, with a variety of authentic dishes that can only be enjoyed here.

Near Lupin's hideout, on the 7th floor of the main building (in the kimono shop), we discovered the dwelling of Ishikawa Goemon.

The event brought together "high-quality products to be proud of" from all over Japan, discovered during the artist's travels throughout the country for training. In addition, thanks to the cooperation of Y.&SONS, a concept shop for men's kimono tailors located in Kanda, Tokyo, a selection of tenugui (hand towels), stoles, kimonos, and yukata (summer kimonos) were available.
Additionally, in the "Eat Paradise" restaurant area on the same floor, the philosophy of Itamae Kappo Buntokuyama and Ishikawa Goemon, who cherish traditional "work," resonates, creating a space where you can enjoy a carefully prepared meal of one soup and three dishes, returning to the fundamentals of Japanese cuisine.

Next up is the hideout of Daisuke Jigen and Fujiko Mine. There's even a space where you can admire works by Monkey Punch!?