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Hozuki no Reitetsu: Original drawings in 2027 in two cities
For the 15th anniversary of the manga, an exhibition shows Eguchi's original pages, a new illustration and milestones of the series' history.
The manga exhibition marking the 15th anniversary of Hozuki no Reitetsu comes to Tokyo and Osaka in 2027. The period from April 30 to May 16, 2027 has now been confirmed for the second stop. The focus is on original drawings by manga artist Natsumi Eguchi and the story of the series.
Original pages and a new illustration
The exhibition bears the Japanese title "鬼灯の冷徹 15周年記念原画展～地獄の沙汰もあなた次第～". The organizers show hand-drawn manga originals and sections that trace the development of the series since its start. A new illustration was also created for the anniversary, which serves as the exhibition's key visual.
Eguchi's black comedy was published from 2011 to 2020 in the magazine Morning by Kodansha. The story is set in the Japanese underworld, where Hozuki, as the first assistant to the Hell King Enma, has to keep order. In 2014, WIT STUDIO produced the first anime season. Further TV episodes were made in 2017 and 2018 by Studio DEEN; OAD episodes were also released.
Dates in Tokyo and Osaka
In Tokyo, the show runs from February 4 to 23, 2027 at WHAT CAFE by Terrada Warehouse in Tennozu. Advance ticket sales began on November 6, 2026. Regular admission tickets cost ¥2,200; a variant for ¥5,500 includes a picture frame and postcards. Depending on the visiting day, fixed time slots or tickets for a specific period apply. Further information is available on the official exhibition page.
The second stop opens from April 30 to May 16, 2027 in the event area on the fifth floor of Namba Marui in Osaka. Daily opening hours are listed as 11 to 19, with last entry to the exhibition at 18.
Alongside the exhibition, the organizer sells reproductions, acrylic stands and other items featuring manga covers, panels and the new anniversary drawing. Upon purchasing certain goods at the venue, cards in the style of Japanese Hanafuda playing cards are also issued.
Similar views of Japanese original drawings are offered by the already announced Made in Abyss manga exhibition and the 20-year exhibition for Jump SQ.. For Hozuki no Reitetsu, so far only the two Japanese venues have been named.