Everything to Know About the IU Pop-Up Store Opening in Hong Kong

All UAENAs in Hong Kong have a reason to celebrate as they await IU’s upcoming concert. Ahead of the K-Pop star’s upcoming performance in Hong Kong later this May, a special pop-up store has been setup in Hong Kong for a limited time. The ‘HEREH IU HK Pop-up Store 2024” is open for a visit starting May 16 on IU’s birthday and will last until May 30.

The pop-up store will not only have exclusive tour merchandise but also a Hong Kong-exclusive product. You would want to mark your calendar down for this one as all items will be available in limited quantity. Keep reading to find out more details.

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All the details about the HEREH IU pop-up store in Hong Kong

K-pop superstar IU will be visiting Hong Kong for a two-day concert this May. To kick off the festivities, there will be a pop-up store opening just in time for her birthday on May 16. So, make your way to 28 Sai Street Sheung Wan from Tuesday to Sunday from 12 pm to 8 pm. 

Shoppers can pick one Hong Kong exclusive T-shirt in each size and each colour. Other items include IU’s official light stick, an accessory set, a photocard bender set, a postcard book, a sticker set, ball cap keyrings, a collared sweatshirt, and more. The store will only accept electronic payments including credit cards and PayMe. Visitors must also bring their own bag as it will not be provided upon purchase.

 

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Don’t miss IU’s return to the city

IU is currently embarking on her world tour where she is set to perform in 18 cities across the globe. She will be in Hong Kong on May 25 and 26 at the AsiaWorld-Expo. Tickets for the event are already sold out. Next month, she will be visiting the Philippines, Kuala Lumpur, London, Berlin, and Bangkok.

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