PSG House, the best of Paris in Osaka
Paris Saint-Germain welcomes football fans and lovers of Paris and style to its home in the heart of Osaka.
From 24 to 30 July 2023, Paris Saint-Germain will be welcoming Parisian supporters, sports fans, fashion and lifestyle enthusiasts to Osaka at the PSG House, an temporary space at the vibrant heart of the club's summer tour of Japan, the second in a row in the Japanese archipelago where Paris Saint-Germain now boasts millions of fans.
A shop and an immersion in the club's visual universe
At the heart of the PSG House will be a Paris Saint-Germain boutique, operated by Edifice, the club's historic shop partner in Japan. It will offer exclusive items specially created by local designers, all the tour's collections and Parisian wardrobe essentials.
The PSG House is designed to offer all fans a unique Rouge et Bleu experience. It features a vintage arcade area, a photo area to get up close and personal with the team's players, a display of the Ligue 1 trophy, the eleventh won by the club that has made it part of history, as well as an exhibition of the club's historic posters produced with the help of a number of artists. All of which will leave you with unforgettable memories.
some daily surprises
Every day, fans will have the opportunity to take part in a competition with the chance to win a number of Paris Saint-Germain prizes. It will also welcome Patrick Mboma, club legend and former J-League star, who will be coming to meet them.
The PSG House is part of the club's tour of Japan, which is taking place for the second year running. Three matches will take place on Japanese soil, including two in Osaka (against Al Nassr on 25 July and against Cerezo Osaka on 28 July) and one against Inter Milan in Tokyo on 1 August.
Paris Saint-Germain invites all its fans to join the PSG House in Osaka and share unforgettable moments with the Paris Saint-Germain family.
From 24 to 30 July, the PSG House will be at the Nakanoshima Museum in Osaka:
Address: 4 Chome-3-1 Nakanoshima, Kita Ward, Osaka, 530-0005
Opening hours:
- 24 July from 13:00 to 17:00
- From 25 to 30 July from 10:00 to 18:00
Free entry