Ahead of what’s set to go down as his biggest-ever headlining performance in Japan, Travis Scott is launching a Tokyo takeover featuring a special Cactus Jack pop-up experience and more.
Below, we break down everything you need to know, including details on collaborative pieces with Takashi Murakami and Hiroshi Fujiwara. Keep reading for the full rundown.
Cactus Jack Tokyo pop-up
The Cactus jack pop-up opens in Shibuya on Friday (Nov. 7) and runs through Sunday (Nov. 9). Exclusive items made in collaboration with Takashi Murakami and Fragment’s Hiroshi Fujiwara will be debuted at the pop-up, including a collection comprised of pieces bringing together the two Japanese artists’ respective visions.
HIJACKED: A Tokyo Bay Takeover
For the one-night-only HIJACKED event at Yokohama Hammerhead on Friday (Nov. 7), attendees will be brought into the celebration of the launch of the Fragment x Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low. In addition to celebrating the shoe’s launch, fans can expect a CarService runway, live painting from Ryota Daimon, special guests, and more. To register for a shot at getting into the event, fans should consult Nike Japan.
Oakley’s Juliet frame
Also playing a big part in La Flame’s Tokyo takeover is his first Oakley release, which marked the return of the Juliet frame. Just 50 pairs were made in each Cactus Jack-ified colorway, with 25 of each version boasting special serialization. These special pieces also include an accompanying Juliet coin and custom Pelican case, both pictured below.
Circus Maximus stadium show
For the main event, Travis is bringing his extensive Circus Maximus tour to Tokorozawa’s Belluna Dome on Saturday (Nov. 8). Scott began this run in the States back in 2023, the same year he rolled out his fourth studio album, Utopia.
