LCX hosts Pac-Man Escape Out of the Maze

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Curated retail zone LCX has teamed up with Japanese video-game developer Bandai Namco on a creative project to celebrate the 40th birthday of Pac-Man.
The LCX x Pac-Man Escape From the Maze collaboration is described as a “first-of-its-kind celebration party” taking place at the zone until June 2.
Participants will be welcome to join Pac-Man escaping from the classic maze in the “Pac-Zone”, but the character will also be seen invading the whack-a-mole and claw machines with special friends. The plush characters will also trespass the bowling alley to throw a “Bowling Party”, alongside other promotional and celebratory stunts.
Guests with a passion for nail care can have their fingers “bitten” by Pac-Man via special nail prints at the “Pac-Manicure” experience.
To mark the LCX x Pac-Man Escape From the Maze event, LCX will introduce the first-ever overseas Pac-Store pop-up boutique, selling the Shibuya109 head store’s latest sought-after items.
Questions & Answers
Q.What kind of activities can visitors participate in during the LCX x Pac-Man collaboration?
What kind of activities can visitors participate in during the LCX x Pac-Man collaboration?
Visitors can join Pac-Man escaping the maze in the 'Pac-Zone', see him invade whack-a-mole and claw machines, and find him at a 'Bowling Party'. There is also a 'Pac-Manicure' experience for nail care enthusiasts.
Q.Which company is LCX collaborating with for this special event?
Which company is LCX collaborating with for this special event?
LCX has teamed up with Japanese video-game developer Bandai Namco for this creative project. It is a collaboration to celebrate the 40th birthday of the Pac-Man character.
Q.What unique retail experience is being offered as part of the event?
What unique retail experience is being offered as part of the event?
The event introduces the first-ever overseas Pac-Store pop-up boutique. This store will sell the latest sought-after items typically found at the Shibuya109 head store.
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