One Piece x Kyoto

One Piece 20th x Kyoto
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Japanese Name:	ONE PIECE 20TH x KYOTO 京都 麦わら道中記〜もうひとつのワノ国〜
Romanized Name:	ONE PIECE 20TH x KYOTO Kyōto Mugiwara Dōchū-ki 〜Mō hitotsu no Wano Kuni〜
Official English Name:	Straw Hat Travels in Kyoto ~A Different Land of Wano~
Duration:	October 7-22, 2017
Location:	Kyoto

One Piece 20th x Kyoto: Kyoto Straw Hat Travel Journal 〜Another Wano Country〜 is a collaborative event that took place from October 7 to October 22, 2017. One of many celebrations for the manga's 20th anniversary, it stationed a variety of One Piece-themed attractions and activities across the city of Kyoto.

City Attractions

Straw Hat Crew Stamp Rally

A map showing the stamp locations.

At eight key locations around Kyoto there were stamp kiosks featuring each of the Straw Hat Pirates (with Robin and Franky sharing a location).

Luffy's Stamp was located at Kyoto Station. At the east section of the station there was also a fake kiosk for the Fake Straw Hat Crew. Zoro's Stamp was located at Mibudera Temple. The temple also had Zoro's ema to become the world's strongest swordsman. Nami's Stamp was located at Karasuma Oike Station. Additionally, Nami's voice was heard as the announcer at several Tōzai Line stations, and they featured subway etiquette rules. The Karasuma Oike station also had promotions for One Piece in-world franchises (Criminal, Galley-La Company, Nojiko's Tangerines, Hatchan's Takoyaki 8, etc.) as well as a coded message from CP9. Usopp's Stamp was located at the Kyoto International Manga Museum. The museum also had several panels from the series that were altered to show Usopp as the protagonist.

Sanji's Stamp was located at the Nikenchaya Tea House inside of Yasaka Shrine. The Tea House also had a special Sanji-inspired beverage and two posters of Sanji greeting the customers, one for each gender. Chopper's Stamp was located at the Shōgoin Yatsuhashi sweetshop. The shop had special Chopper-inspired Yatsuhashi. Robin and Franky's Stamp was located at Nijō Castle. The location also included an interactive tour with Robin and Franky, using a special Franky-inspired QR scanner. Brook's Stamp was located at Kuramazaki Shrine, which included the Geino Shrine inside. The shrine also sold Brook-inspired charms.

Participants were encouraged to collect the full set and bring them to Kyoto City Hall, which was redesigned as a Marine base and featured a wall with the Straw Hats' wanted posters, asking the public to locate the crew. There, the set could be exchanged for a reward envelope containing a packet of A4-sized wanted posters for all the Straw Hats, a card with a QR code on the back leading to a congratulatory message from Eiichiro Oda, and a life-sized 10,000 bill.

After the event ended, the images were replaced with Marines saluting and thanking participants for their assistance.

The Straw Hats wanted posters.

The prize bill from the stamp rally.

One Piece Art NUE

One Piece Art NUE Logo.

One Piece Art NUE was an exhibit held at Daikaku Temple. It consisted of several pieces of ukiyo-e style artwork that told an original story set in Wano Country.

Pop Up Store

A Pop Up store selling One Piece related merchandise.

Volume 794

Volume 794 is a special volume that acts as a guide to the event, featuring a map of locations involved with several of the attractions. The number is a reference to the year 794, which was the beginning of the Heian period, named after Kyoto's former name "Heian-kyō."

Gallery

The event logo.

The event banner.

The promotion at Kyoto City Hall.

Trivia

• Despite the name and theming, the event was held more than a year before the manga actually entered the Wano Country Arc. As a result, it featured the Straw Hats' post-Dressrosa wanted posters and no Wano-based characters (even preexisting ones such as Kin'emon and Momonosuke).