About the Exhibition
The My Hero Academia(Boku no Hero Academia)Original Art Exhibition, held in Japan, is a special event where fans from around the world can experience the masterpieces and creative process of Kohei Horikoshi up close. The exhibition features original manuscripts, production materials, exclusive photo spots, and limited goods that fully encapsulate the charm of the original manga. A themed café operates during the event period, providing attendees a multi-sensory immersion into the world of My Hero Academia, with English guidance and a convenient location for foreign travelers.
Location: CREATIVE MUSEUM TOKYO
About the Author: Kohei Horikoshi
Kohei Horikoshi, the creator of My Hero Academia, was born in 1986 and debuted as a manga artist in 2007. He is renowned for blending the hero concept with everyday life, crafting a unique universe and breathing life into a diverse cast of characters. His work enjoys global acclaim. Knowing more about Horikoshi can deepen your appreciation and enjoyment of the exhibition.
Venue: CREATIVE MUSEUM TOKYO
The museum is located near Kyobashi and Tokyo Stations, equipped with state-of-the-art facilities ideal for exhibiting original artwork. With its large, modern space and high-quality displays, it's an excellent venue for international visitors. English guidance and signage are available, ensuring a smooth experience for foreign guests.
Tickets
- Various types: Standard, Student, Child, and tickets with exclusive goods.
- Tickets can be purchased on the official website or designated ticketing platforms.
- One preschool child per adult (over 18) is admitted free of charge, making it family-friendly.
CREATIVE MUSEUM TOKYO Café
This special themed café is open only during the exhibition period. It offers original menu items inspired by characters and special novelty goods. A separate café reservation (with ticket) is required, so advance booking is recommended. Enjoy a full experience of the anime and manga world with all your senses!
Recommended Hotels
- Daiwa Roynet Hotel Tokyo Kyobashi PREMIER: A modern business hotel within walking distance of the venue. Comfortable rooms, practical facilities, and excellent support for overseas visitors.
- Karaksa Hotel TOKYO STATION: Casual, functional, and family-friendly. Ideal for groups and supply of baby beds, just a short walk from Tokyo Station.
- Keio Presso Inn Tokyo Station Yaesu: Functional, affordable, and includes free breakfast. Perfect for budget travelers or short stays.
- Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyobashi: Calm, clean, and high-rated customer service. Great for female travelers and couples, with multilingual front-desk support.
Getting There: Kyobashi Station
CREATIVE MUSEUM TOKYO is a 3-minute walk from Kyobashi Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Exit 6 or 7), also accessible from Tokyo Station. The area is accessible, tourist friendly, and features barrier-free facilities and public restrooms for beginners and families.
Important Points & Visitor Reminders
- No large items (umbrellas, selfie sticks, etc.) allowed inside.
- Photography and video recording are prohibited in some areas.
- During peak times, the recommended visiting time is about 2.5 to 3.5 hours.
- Check for English guidance and restroom locations at the venue.
After Tokyo: Exhibition in Osaka
After the Tokyo session, the exhibition will move to Namba Parks Museum in Osaka, running from October 25, 2025. Fans in western Japan or those wishing to revisit can enjoy region-specific displays and merchandise unique to the Osaka venue.
Information is based on current schedules and is subject to change. Please check official sources before your visit.
