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Re:Zero: 10th Anniversary Exhibition Showcases Original Materials and Sets
The show in Shibuya runs through all four TV seasons and includes, among other things, old audition recordings of Yusuke Kobayashi and Rie Takahashi.
The first major exhibition marking the tenth anniversary of the Re – Starting Life in Another World TV anime has opened in Tokyo and traces the series' history from the first season to the ongoing fourth season. The show runs from September 12 to October 4, 2026, at the Shibuya BEAM Gallery and combines production materials with recreated scenes and interactive areas.
As Anime!Anime! reports in a walkthrough, the exhibition opens with a look back at the past ten years and separates the remaining areas by individual season. The first season's section includes a photo spot recreating Petelgeuse's ability "Unseen Hand" with large black hands. The battle against the White Whale and material on the OVA productions are also part of this section.
From the Great Hare to the Fourth Season
The second season area covers, among other things, Echidna and the witches as well as the scene of the burning Forbidden Library. Another photo spot recreates the Great Hare in a snowy setting. For the third season, the water city Priestella was realized as a diorama; the exhibition also shows production materials for selected action scenes.
The currently airing fourth season of Re is also represented. At the time of the exhibition report, this area extends to episode 82. Further content is to be added after the finale.
A separate section also lets visitors hear early audition recordings of Yusuke Kobayashi, voice of Subaru, and Rie Takahashi, voice of Emilia. The recordings date from the casting phase before the TV anime's start and are shown together with background information on the selection of the two roles.
The official Re website describes the show as the franchise's first exhibition and, alongside the experience areas, also mentions original drawings, storyboards, and background materials. KADOKAWA is the organizer; Sony Music Solutions handles production and execution. More information is available on the official exhibition page.
Re is not alone in this anniversary format: My Hero Academia also received an exhibition for its tenth anime anniversary, while Zero no Tsukaima continues its 20th anime anniversary with a show in Osaka.