Hong Kong Juju World was a pop-up at Pacific Place that ran from July 23 to August 16, 2026. The Jujus sold there were made for it and haven't been sold anywhere since. This is what they are and how to recognize one.
The short version
CJ Hendry's Juju is the long-eared plush with a flower over one eye. She launched it with Phillips in Hong Kong in late 2025, and through 2026 it has come out in waves: the original 24, the Valentine and Easter tins, Flower Market, Mismatched, and then two city takeovers called Juju World. Singapore had one in June and July. Hong Kong had one at Pacific Place from July 23 to August 16, 2026.
What made Hong Kong different
Three things. First, the colorways were made for that city only: nine standard Jujus, each with a name (Dusty, Minnie, Billie, Lala, Mazi, Snuff, Ziggy, Punch, Swizzle), plus five secret editions that don't appear in the lineup booklet. Second, the bodies are iridescent. Singapore used the same nine names on flat, non-shimmer colors; Hong Kong's have a pearl finish on the face and body that shifts under light, and the secrets use a fine glitter fabric instead. Third, the packaging: each Juju came sealed in a holographic can with a printed juju world seal tape, a pouch, a sticker pack and the booklet.
How they were sold
In person, at the pop-up, as blind boxes at HK$230 each, with a limit of ten per store ticket. You didn't know which Juju you had until you opened the can. There was no online sale, and when the show closed on August 16 there was no restock. Every Hong Kong Juju that exists was carried out of Pacific Place by someone standing in that line.
How to tell a real one
Look for the iridescent (or, for a secret, glitter) body rather than a flat color, the holographic can with the embossed juju and juju world lettering, and ideally the original seal tape still on the can. A Hong Kong Juju without its can is still a Hong Kong Juju, but the can is half the story, and a set with the can and seal intact is what collectors are paying for.
The ones we have
We have six, all complete with can, seal tape, pouch and stickers, all opened once for photographs: Dusty, Minnie, Billie, and three of the five secret editions: the peach, the purple and the green. They ship next business day from Henderson, Nevada, which matters more than it sounds when most of the Hong Kong Jujus for sale are in Australia or Singapore with import fees on top.