Jackery Launches First Concept Cafe 'Jackery Harajuku Power Station' in Tokyo

Jackery's First Concept Cafe Opens in Harajuku

Jackery, a global leader in portable power solutions and solar panels, is set to unveil its first-ever concept cafe, the "Jackery Harajuku Power Station," located on Cat Street in Harajuku, Tokyo. This exciting initiative will open its doors on April 29, 2026, and remain open until May 28, 2026. The cafe aims to provide an innovative space where visitors can immerse themselves in the experience of green energy, guided by the motto, "Freshly brewed energy, freshly brewed coffee."

At the Jackery Harajuku Power Station, guests will enjoy coffee made from electricity generated by solar panels installed on the rooftop. The cafe will feature signature offerings, including the unique “Solar Blend” coffee, available in both hot and iced forms. The menu doesn't stop there; customers can also indulge in a variety of other beverages such as orange coffee, mango granita, and café lattes, along with delicious snacks like orange pound cake and cookies.

In addition to serving delicious beverages, the cafe will showcase approximately 26 different Jackery products, allowing visitors to learn more about the world of portable power and sustainable energy. Each weekend, the cafe will host various events focusing on themes like green energy and disaster preparedness, accompanied by discussions and consultations led by trained professionals. Exclusive Jackery merchandise, including themed apparel and accessories, will also be available for purchase.

Purpose and Background

With a strong presence in the portable power and solar panel market, Jackery has consistently led the conversation around energy solutions, especially in outdoor and disaster preparedness contexts. Situated in the trendsetting area of Harajuku, the Jackery Harajuku Power Station aims to create a space for young, environmentally conscious consumers to engage with the concept of green energy in a relatable and engaging way. The cafe will highlight new ways to enjoy electricity and encourage visitors to integrate these themes into their daily lives, from outdoor activities to energy conservation.

Cafe Details

- Duration: April 29, 2026 (Wed) – May 28, 2026 (Thu)
- Business Hours: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Closed Days: May 7 (Thu), May 11 (Mon), May 18 (Mon), and May 25 (Mon)
- Location: Harajuku Cat Street, “Harajuku 250” (5-17-25 Jinguumae, Shibuya, Tokyo)
- Access: 4-minute walk from Meiji-jingumae (Harajuku) Station, 8-minute walk from Omotesando Station

Unique Offerings

The cafe will serve various menu items, including:

- Solar Blend Coffee (Hot/Iced) - ¥500 (Tax Included)
- Orange Coffee - ¥580 (Tax Included)
- Mangos Granita - ¥620 (Tax Included)
- Café Latte (Hot/Iced) - ¥580 (Tax Included)
- Orange Pound Cake - ¥540 (Tax Included)
- Exclusive branded items: Jackery Explorer 100 Plus (available in three colors), and special original items including T-shirts, mugs, candies, and coffee packs.

Exclusive Merchandise

As part of the cafe experience, visitors will receive special novelty items while supplies last, and can participate in SNS campaigns that may include additional original merchandise gifts. Details can be found on Jackery Japan's official social media channels.

- Official X: Jackery Japan
- Instagram: Jackery Japan

Events

Throughout the cafe's operation, themed events on green energy and disaster preparedness will be held, with experts providing insights on these topics. The full event schedule will be accessible online. Some events may require advance registration, so keep an eye on Jackery’s official social media for updates.

About Jackery

Founded in 2012 and based in California, Jackery aims to create a society where sustainable energy is easily accessible. The company has a strong commitment to providing reliable electrical solutions, and since entering the Japanese market in 2019, it has achieved record-breaking sales, being the top brand consecutively for seven years in terms of units sold. Jackery continues to push for a future where clean energy is the norm, all while reducing environmental impact.