TV anime 多聞くん今どっち！？ is bringing its collaboration cafe back for an encore run across three 洒落CAFE locations. Anique announced on July 23, 2026 that the event will open at Harakado in Tokyo and Shinsaibashi BIGSTEP in Osaka from August 11 through August 25, while the Hakata Marui stop in Fukuoka will run from August 11 through August 23.
The announcement also lays out the reservation schedule, food and drink lineup, goods, purchase limits, and bonus items. A separate F/ACE CAFE from 多聞くん今どっち！？ page is still live for Commune Plaza in Ikebukuro through August 2, but this three-city 洒落CAFE run is the next wave of the collaboration.
What the Announcement Covers
The encore centers on three venues: 洒落CAFE Harakado in Harajuku, 洒落CAFE Shinsaibashi BIGSTEP in Osaka, and 洒落CAFE Hakata Marui in Fukuoka. Tokyo and Osaka share the same closing date of August 25, 2026, while Fukuoka ends two days earlier on August 23, 2026. That difference matters if you are trying to fit the event into a late-summer trip, because the Fukuoka window is slightly shorter.
All dates use a reservation system. The first round is a lottery application window running from July 23 at 12:00 p.m. JST through July 30 at 11:59 p.m. JST, with results scheduled for around July 31 at 12:00 p.m. JST. After that, a first-come, first-served round opens on August 1 at 12:00 p.m. JST and stays available until one hour before opening on each event day. The same announcement says free-entry slots may be offered on the day only if advance reservations have not filled out, so the main plan is still to book ahead.
The reservation pages are split by city, with separate LivePocket listings for Harakado, Shinsaibashi BIGSTEP, and Hakata Marui. The event also sets a strict ordering cap per person: one set, or one drink and one food item. If you order a set, you cannot add extra food or drinks on top of it.
The food side leans into the character split that gives the series its push-and-pull charm. The menu includes collaboration fried-bread items and drinks, plus a special F/ACE set priced at 3,080 yen including tax. That set comes with one collaboration drink, one collaboration fried bread, an aluminum plate bonus, and two acrylic charms plus two random coasters tied to the chosen character set. Some Tamon combinations also let visitors choose between the aluminum plate and a small Brume can case.
Goods, Bonuses, and On-Site Features
The merch line keeps things compact but specific. The announcement lists acrylic stands for six characters at 1,650 yen each, trading hologram can badges at 550 yen, trading visual cards at 440 yen with rare foil-stamped cards mixed in, name badges at 660 yen, and rosette-style acrylic keyholders at 990 yen. Purchase limits are attached to each item, including one each for acrylic stands and keyholders, six name badges, six stands total, and seven visual cards, with the note that limits may change without notice.
Bonuses are layered in a way that will matter if you are planning purchases. Reservation holders receive a random F/ACE sticker on site, with five types in the set. Drink and food orders can come with random original coasters, and buying 2,200 yen including tax in goods earns one random instant-photo-style card from a five-design lineup. That last bonus is store-only and does not apply to the later mail-order sale, so in-person buyers have a reason to think about how they bundle their checkout.
The announcement also points to on-site decoration using photos from the earlier Harakado collaboration setup, which suggests the encore is being treated as a full event space rather than a simple menu rerun. There is also a follow-up retail lane after the cafe closes: post-event online sales are scheduled to begin on August 3 at 10:00 a.m. JST through Froovie inside the Shochiku Store. Another detail tucked into the goods section is a separate TAG LIVE LABEL can release planned for vending machines nationwide after the cafe period, using different artwork from the venue version and a planned 900-yen price.
Why the Announcement Matters
The biggest shift here is reach. Instead of making fans funnel into one Tokyo-area stop, the encore gives Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka their own runs at the same time. That makes the event easier to fit into regular summer travel, and it also changes the odds for people who were shut out of the earlier round or could not justify a longer detour to one city.
It also helps that the announcement is unusually concrete about how entry works. Lottery dates, the switch to first-come reservations, same-day free-entry conditions, and the one-set ordering limit are all spelled out early. That kind of detail saves people from showing up with the wrong expectations, especially since some cafe collaborations leave the practical rules vague until much later.
The overlap with the separate F/ACE CAFE listing on the anime’s official site makes this summer a little busy in the best way. The Ikebukuro cafe page covers a different venue and an earlier schedule ending on August 2, while the newly announced 洒落CAFE encore begins on August 11 and stretches the collaboration into three cities. Put together, it gives 多聞くん今どっち！？ fans two distinct cafe tracks in one season rather than one short pop-up that disappears before most people can react.
FAQ
When does Tamon-kun wa Docchi!? Is Bringing Its Fandom Cafe Back for a Three-City Encore run?
According to the July 23, 2026 announcement, the 洒落CAFE encore opens on August 11, 2026. Tokyo’s Harakado location and Osaka’s Shinsaibashi BIGSTEP location run through August 25, while Fukuoka’s Hakata Marui location ends on August 23.
What has been announced so far for Tamon-kun wa Docchi!? Is Bringing Its Fandom Cafe Back for a Three-City Encore?
The announcement covers the three-city venue lineup, reservation schedule, food and drink set rules, item purchase limits, in-person bonuses such as stickers and coasters, store-only goods purchase perks, and a later online sale through Froovie starting August 3, 2026.
What kind of event is Tamon-kun wa Docchi!? Is Bringing Its Fandom Cafe Back for a Three-City Encore?
It is a themed anime collaboration cafe built around food, drinks, venue decoration, and limited merchandise tied to 多聞くん今どっち！？. This encore version is being held at three 洒落CAFE branches in Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka.
