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Esports Team T1 Opens "Counting Stars" Pop-Up Store in Taipei

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • South Korean esports team T1 has opened a "Counting Stars" themed pop-up store in Taipei, Taiwan, running until August 30.
  • The store features team history displays, player photo zones, and interactive games like a "Memory Training Center" and "Power Training Center."
  • A special "4.13-second timing challenge" offers prizes for participants who stop the timer within the specified duration, commemorating T1's founding date.

South Korean esports giant T1 has launched its "Counting Stars" themed official pop-up store in Taipei, Taiwan, offering fans an immersive experience until August 30. Located at the Bottle Cap Factory Taipei Manufacturing Plant, the store celebrates the team's legacy and its star players.

Visitors can explore a comprehensive display of T1's history, showcasing iconic matches and championship moments. The pop-up also features dedicated photo zones for star players Doran, Oner, Faker, Peyz, and Keria. Interactive game areas, dubbed the "Memory Training Center" and "Power Training Center," allow fans to test their knowledge and reflexes, reliving T1's journey to becoming world champions.

A unique "4.13-second timing challenge" is a highlight, commemorating T1's founding date of April 13. Participants who successfully stop a timer within exactly 4.13 seconds can win exclusive merchandise, including limited-edition stickers. The first 30 fans to achieve this feat each day will receive special prizes, while supplies last.

The store also offers a wide range of T1 merchandise, including popular items like the Counting Stars Hopae Keychain, plush dolls, and apparel such as the 2026 T1 Uniform and jackets. Special promotions include collectible player photo cards for purchases over NT$1,000, with a full set available for purchases exceeding NT$5,000.

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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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