1881 Heritage
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1881 Heritage

A beautiful heritage site converted into a luxury hotel, restaurant and shopping complex
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Time Out says

This neoclassical compound dates back to the late 19th century, when it was established as the first land headquarters for Hong Kong’s marine police. The main building has since been tastefully converted into Hullett House, a boutique hotel, while the stable block, signal tower and old fire station now house F&B and retail outlets. The area around the main building remains very picturesque and is a popular location for bridal and engagement photoshoots.

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Address
2A Canton Road
Tsim Sha Tsui
Hong Kong

What’s on

Osamu Goods go to Hong Kong pop-up store

Japan's adorable Osamu Goods has teamed up with local toy platform KKPlus to create a pop-up store inspired by Hong Kong's vibrant nightscape. Founded in 1976 by illustrator Osamu Harada, Osamu Goods is a beloved name in Japan, known for its simple lines and vibrant colours. The brand features 12 characters based on Mother Goose nursery rhymes, including the iconic Jack and Jill and Humpty Dumpty.  From tote bags and keychains to stationery, mugs, and other home essentials, the pop-up offers a range of products from Japan and Taiwan, as well as Hong Kong-exclusive items. It's a rare opportunity for fans to get their hands on these items as Osamu Goods products are not widely available in Hong Kong.  In addition to shopping, guests can explore a mini exhibition showcasing Harada's artworks, create their own postcards, and snap photos by a giant LED installation with Jack and Jill. Local café stain+ has also set up a cosy corner in the store, offering delicious hand-brewed coffee. On selected days, customers who spend $500 or more will receive a free cup of coffee with flavours like Tipsy Grape and Bailey Caramel. Plus, with a spending of $200 or more, shoppers can get a limited-edition Osamu Goods shopping bag for just $1. The pop-up runs from December 21, 2024, to February 10, 2025, at 1881 Heritage in Tsim Sha Tsui, so pencil in a date for the diary!
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