What this is
Two of Wit Studio's most visually striking anime series share a single exhibition space in Ginza — Guilty Crown, the 2011 mecha-action series known for its jaw-dropping animation and divisive story, alongside Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress, the 2016 steampunk zombie-train thriller that drew instant comparisons to Attack on Titan. The Ginza Mirai Museum hosts this joint showcase running from late October through late November 2026, though specific details on exhibits, interactive elements, and merchandise are still to be announced closer to the opening date.
Who should go
Fans of either series, or anyone who followed Wit Studio's pre-Attack on Titan output. Given both shows have dedicated but niche fanbases, this is squarely aimed at anime enthusiasts rather than casual visitors.
Good to know
Ticket prices, booking methods, and exhibition content have not yet been announced — check the official website regularly as details will be released progressively. Ginza Mirai Museum is a boutique exhibition space in the Ginza district that typically hosts character and IP-based art shows; capacity is limited, so advance tickets are strongly recommended once sales open. Foreign credit cards are generally accepted on Japanese ticketing platforms such as eplus.jp and pia.jp, with convenience store (Lawson) pickup being the most hassle-free option for visitors without a Japanese delivery address. Ginza is easily walkable from Ginza Station and surrounded by cafés and restaurants if you want to make a day of it.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change — verify with the official source before attending.