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Making Its Debut in Tachikawa! A “Miniature World of Food” Created by 48 Artists “The World of Miniature Bistros” Exhibition at LaLaport Tachikawa Tachihi October 27 (Tue) – November 3 (Tue, Holiday)

Special exhibits recreating bars from around the world and imaginary restaurants, along with limited-edition merchandise, will be on display

株式会社BACON

BACON Co., Ltd. will host a joint exhibition of miniature artworks centered on the theme of “food,” as well asmerchandise sale titled “The World of Miniature Bistros Exhibition at LaLaport Tachikawa Tachihi,” from Tuesday, October 27, 2026, to Tuesday, November 3, 2026 (a national holiday), at LaLaport Tachikawa Tachihi (Tachikawa City, Tokyo).A total of 48 creators will participate in the event, showcasing a diverse collection of miniature works featuring Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine—including bread, sweets, full-course meals, café menus, and bento boxes. In addition to works from bakeries and patisseries making their debut in Tachikawa, the event will feature two special areas themed around “Taverns Around the World” and “Imaginary Restaurants.”We will also be selling venue-exclusive merchandise, introducing a “tiny world of food” where you can view, photograph, and take home the creations.


展示作品:ミニ厨房庵 1

Exhibited Works: Mini Kitchen An 1


Official Website: https://tgs.jp.net/event/miniature-bistro-lalaport/



■ Tiny dishes that recreate even the browning and sheen, plus new works making their Tachikawa debut!

This exhibition focuses on food-themed works—among the most popular in the “World of Miniature Photography” series. On display are meticulously crafted pieces that capture not only the browning and sheen of the dishes, the texture of the ingredients, and the presentation, but also the kitchen utensils and small accessories found inside the restaurant.Photography is permitted throughout the venue. Enjoy viewing the details from various angles and capturing your favorite pieces in photos.

*The exhibition reception desk is located in front of Journal Standard Relume on the 2nd floor.

*The exhibition venue is the 3F LaLaport Hall (please enter through the door next to au style).


“Mini Chubouan (@minichuubouan_tyakitchen)” will debut its new bakery-themed work in Tachikawa for the first time. Every detail—from the shop interior lined with bread to the cooking scenes—is meticulously rendered.Works from “Koinatsu (@koinatsu1327)” depicting a “tiny patisserie” will also be on display. The highlight is the approximately 10 varieties of colorful cakes lined up in the display case.

Merchandise includes a “Hamburger Steak Set Meal” figurine by “Sakanasan (@sakanasan2021)” and a “Conveyor-Belt Sushi-Style Clock” by “ebisukaasan (@ebisukaasan).”From “Uo-chan’s Fake Food Shop (@uochan_konekonendo),” 1/6-scale items such as “Mango Pancakes” and “Pudding à la Mode” will be on display.


Participating Artists: https://www.atpress.ne.jp/releases/637498/att_637498_1.pdf



■ Two Special Areas Taking You on a Tour of Global Bars and Imaginary Restaurants

The venue will feature “REAL BISTRO STREET,” which recreates the culinary and bar cultures of countries around the world, and “FANTASY BISTRO,” born from the creators’ free imaginations. From scenes reminiscent of real-life street corners to restaurants straight out of a story, visitors can enjoy miniature works set in diverse worlds.


[REAL BISTRO STREET]

Exquisitely crafted miniatures recreate a bistro tucked away in a French alley, an Italian tavern, street food stalls in Taiwan and South Korea, and a Spanish bar. We present scenes of these small establishments, meticulously detailed not only with the food but also with cooking utensils, signs, tables, and the surrounding streetscapes.

Collaborating Creators: N=yatsugatake, Mini Kitchen An, Sakana-san


【FANTASY BISTRO】

Featuring fictional restaurants and cafes such as a bistro themed around “The Hero’s Feast,” a Gothic-style café, a diner where cat lovers gather, a restaurant run by a witch, and a cake shop run by ghosts. These miniature works bring to life story worlds that do not exist in reality.

Collaborating Creators: N=yatsugatake, Mini Kitchen An, kodamama, popopo



■Weekends and Holidays Only! Miniature Bistro Workshop

On weekends and holidays during the exhibition period, we’ll host workshops led by popular creators where you can enjoy making miniature creations. This special event lets you actually create unique miniature pieces such as parfaits, breakfast dishes, and hamburgers.

Each workshop operates on a same-day reservation basis.

If you’d like to participate, please make a reservation at the venue on the day of the event.

*Workshop registration will take place in front of Journal Standard Relume on the 2nd floor.

*The workshop venue is in front of the central escalator on the 2nd floor.


Instructor: Mini Chubouan (Instagram: @minichuubouan_tyakitchen)

Project: “Whipped Cream Decoration for a ‘Oshiiro’ Parfait”

Participation Fee: 1,200 yen (tax included)

Dates: October 31 (Sat), November 1 (Sun)

Time: 11:00 a.m. – 3:40 p.m.


Instructor: Espoir (Instagram: @espoir804)

Project: “Bistro Breakfast”

Fee: 1,500 yen (tax included)

Dates: October 31 (Sat), November 1 (Sun)

Time: 10:20 a.m. – 4:10 p.m.


Instructor: Oh Nendo (Instagram: @oh_nendo)

Project: “Make a Hamburger & Drink Keychain”

Participation Fee: 2,000 yen (tax included)

Date: November 3 (Tue, Holiday)

Time: 10:30 a.m.–3:50 p.m.


*Registration opens at the reception desk at 10:00 a.m. each day.

*Each workshop operates on a same-day reservation basis. Registration may close once capacity is reached.

*The schedule is subject to change.



■ Miniature Artworks and Limited-Edition Merchandise: Take Home Your Favorite Dish

The merchandise area will feature miniature creations inspired by the bistro’s dishes, quiches, galettes, desserts, and more. In addition to decorative figurines for your home, we’ll also offer everyday items such as keychains, magnets, brooches, and ballpoint pens.

*The merchandise area will be located in front of Journal Standard Relume on the 2nd floor.


[List of Planned Miniatures and Merchandise]

<Abe Tomo’s Miniature Meals>

・Capsule Keychain (Large) 4,730 yen

・Capsule Keychain (Small) 3,750 yen


<Ten’s Magnet>

・Bread Set: 1,200 yen


<Mainichi Gomafuu>

・Pasta Plate Magnet: 2,750 yen


<kerosaka>

・Steak Brooch: 3,300 yen

・Spice Curry Brooch: 3,300 yen

・Caprese Brooch: 2,860 yen

・Vongole Bianco: 2,860 yen

・Italian 3-Piece Brooch Set: 4,400 yen

・Italian Earrings: 3,080 yen

・Morning Brooch: 3,080 yen

・Mixed Sandwich Brooch: 3,080 yen


<ARANKO LEMON>

・Margherita: 3,680 yen


<Uo-chan’s Fake Food Shop>

・Soy Sauce Ramen: 2,500 yen

・Pasta with Shrimp and Broccoli: 2,500 yen

・Pork with Ginger: 2,500 yen

・Yakisoba: 2,500 yen


<Mini Kitchen An>

・Set Meals, etc. 1,500 yen and up

・Small Side Dishes (Your Choice) from 800 yen

・Skillet Dishes: 1,500 yen

・Ballpoint pen: 1,800 yen


<ma-yu>

・Chinese Set: 4,500 yen

・Bistro Lunch: Starting at 3,500 yen

・Pasta Set: 2,500 yen

・Keychains, Charms: 1,500 yen and up


<Yubirobo House>

・Forest Bistro: Mr. Owl: 3,850 yen

・Forest Bistro: Ham Set: 3,450 yen

・Forest Bistro: Vegetable Set: 1,950 yen


<Fumiko Takeda>

・Small Plates: 4,620 yen


<ebisukaasn>

・Small Showcase: 2,300 yen

・New Year’s Set: 2,900 yen

・Mandarins by the Kotatsu: 2,900 yen


<Marron>

・Paella, Jamón Serrano: 4,400 yen each

・Ajillo, Fried Octopus, Margherita Pizza, Pinchos & Tortilla: 3,300 yen each


<Sakanasan>

・Hamburger Steak Set Meal: 3,800 yen


<Koinatsu>

・Clear Case Keychain: 2,800 yen

・Clock Madame Charm: 1,600 yen

・Halloween Set: 3,500 yen

・French Toast Charm: 1,600 yen

・Ballpoint Pen: 1,800 yen

・Notepad Holder: 1,800 yen


*The items listed above are a selection of those scheduled for release. All prices include tax.



■ Exhibition Overview

Exhibition Title: “Small Bistro” Joint Art Exhibition & Merchandise Sale

      “The World of Miniature Bistros Exhibition at LaLaport Tachikawa Tachihi”

Dates: October 27, 2026 (Tue) – November 3, 2026 (Tue, Holiday)

Hours: Weekdays, Sundays, and Holidays: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM / Saturdays: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM

      *On the final day, the event runs until 5:00 PM (doors close at 6:00 PM)

      *Admission to the exhibition hall closes one hour before closing time each day

Closed: None

Venue: LaLaport Tachikawa Tachihi

      935-1 Izumi-cho, Tachikawa City, Tokyo 190-0015

      3F LaLaport Hall (Exhibition)

      2F: In front of Journal Standard Relume (Merchandise Sales)

      2F: In front of the central escalator (Workshop)

      *Registration for the exhibition and workshops will take place

       in front of Journal Standard Relume on the 2nd floor.

      *The exhibition venue is the 3F LaLaport Hall

       (Please enter through the door next to au style.)

Admission: 500 yen / Free for children 3 and under

      Present your Mitsui Shopping Card “Saison” at registration

      and receive an original sticker—limited to the first 100 people each day!

      *While supplies last

Exhibitors: 48 groups

Organizer: BACON Co., Ltd.

URL: https://tgs.jp.net/event/miniature-bistro-lalaport/


*Please note that the content listed here is subject to change without notice.



■About BACON Co., Ltd.

We propose exhibition plans aimed at organizing, promoting, and popularizing high-quality exhibitions both domestically and internationally, as well as increasing visitor numbers and enhancing brand image. We produce events from start to finish, handling everything from negotiations with artists to interior design, exhibition layout, artwork printing, and advertising and promotion.

URL: https://bacon.in.net



■About TODAYS GALLERY STUDIO.

Opened in Asakusabashi, Tokyo, in July 2014. With the goal of promoting art, the gallery has organized numerous exhibitions, including “The World of Miniature Photography,” “Changing Ruins vs. Accessible Factory Nightscapes,” and “The Rabbit Symbol Exhibition.”Its flagship event, the “Cat Break Exhibition,” has attracted over 2 million visitors in total—including regional venues—making it the most talked-about event gallery in Tokyo. In addition to Tokyo, the gallery has opened permanent locations in Nagoya.

URL: https://tgs.jp.net