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A four-flavour mooncake pop-up lands on Hankyu Umeda's basement food floor for Otsukimi

A Kobe operator's naturally coloured, Japanese-palate snow-skin mooncakes have taken a week-long stall on Hankyu Umeda's depachika food floor for the Mid-Autumn Festival — a small, dated tenant change, but exactly the granular floor-level churn floortok exists to track.

Editorial illustration of a department-store basement food-hall stall, a small tiered display of round pastel mooncakes under a paper moon-and-rabbit motif, a silhouette shopper reaching for a box, warm depachika lighting.
Illustration by floortok.com

Catherin House, a Kobe-based operator, said it opened a stall for "Fortune Moon Cake," a four-flavour line of snow-skin mooncakes, on the B1 Food Stage food floor of Hankyu Umeda's main store in Osaka, running from September 23 to 29 to coincide with Otsukimi, Japan's Mid-Autumn Festival moon-viewing tradition, according to a company release.