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Oshi no Ko: Manga Exhibition Comes to Kagoshima in November
The exhibition features nine themed sections, new drawings by Mengo Yokoyari, and material on how the completed manga came to be.
The manga exhibition "Manga Oshi no Ko - Hoshi no Kiseki -" opens in Kagoshima on November 7, 2026, and remains there until January 11, 2027. After stops in Tokyo and Kobe, the show reaches Kyushu for the first time. It centers on scenes from the completed manga by Aka Akasaka and Mengo Yokoyari, along with insights into how it was made.
As Anime!Anime! reports, the exhibition consists of nine sections. These include segments on the childhood of Ai, Aqua and Ruby, on the entry into the entertainment industry, on the series' central turning points, and a gallery of color illustrations by Mengo Yokoyari. A dedicated theater area and material on the manga's finale are also part of the tour.
The key visual is likewise by Yokoyari and shows Ai Hoshino in a new illustration. The exhibition pairs these new images with comments from Aka Akasaka and Mengo Yokoyari, which, according to the official announcement, offer additional behind-the-scenes insights into the series. The organizers also note that the show includes content from the manga that has not yet been adapted in the anime.
Dates and Tickets in Kagoshima
The venue is the KakuiX Exchange Center in Kagoshima. The exhibition is regularly open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; it stays closed on Mondays, with individual public holiday exceptions. Advance sales begin on October 3. Regular advance tickets cost ¥1,800, while the same-day admission for adults is ¥2,000. A limited version with a phone tab based on the new key visual costs ¥4,000.
The exhibition is not the only major manga show currently running or announced in Japan. aninew.de has also recently reported on the first manga exhibition for Made in Abyss and the final exhibition for Honey Lemon Soda. For Oshi no Ko itself, a new collaboration video with Chou Kaguya-hime! was recently released.