Dr. STONE Exhibition Tokyo 2026–2027: Tickets and Highlights

Until January 4! Enter Dr. STONE’s Kingdom of Science in Tokyo

Dr. STONE TV Anime Exhibition: Kingdom of Science Museum will take place at Sunshine City in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, from December 10, 2026, to January 4, 2027.

Celebrating the conclusion of Dr. STONE SCIENCE FUTURE, the exhibition brings the museum seen in the anime’s final episode into the real world.

Visitors can explore original animation drawings, try scientific devices inspired by the story, and discover exclusive merchandise featuring newly illustrated characters.

Please note, the venue will be closed on December 31 and January 1.

Trace the Journey from Stone World to Civilization

Inspired by the Kingdom of Science museum shown in episode 37 of Dr. STONE SCIENCE FUTURE, the exhibition follows Senku and his companions’ efforts to rebuild civilization.

Rare character and setting designs, storyboards, and original animation drawings span the anime’s first season through its final chapter.

The experience begins with Petrification Revival Road, a dark passage designed to evoke the 3,700 years Senku spends trapped in stone before awakening.

Elsewhere, scientific objects from the series connect memorable scenes with the discoveries that drive the story forward.

Try Senku’s Pulley and Hear Byakuya’s Record

Science becomes something visitors can try for themselves at the Archimedes’ Pulley Experience.

Inspired by the device Senku builds to rescue Kohaku in season one, episode six, the activity challenges visitors to lift a 10-kilogram earthenware vessel using a pulley.

Another display revisits the record left behind by Byakuya Ishigami, a cherished connection between the old world and Ishigami Village.

Visitors can listen to Lillian’s singing voice, recalling the emotional moment when music returns after thousands of years.

Take a Balloon Journey and Join a Memorable Scene

A hot-air balloon-themed area uses projected footage to recreate the views seen by Senku, Chrome, and Ryusui from 1,200 meters above the ground.

Visitors can enjoy the scenery and relive the excitement of their airborne adventure.

A separate photo spot recreates the scene in which the Kingdom of Science works together to overcome the petrification beam. Visitors can join the lineup and pose as though sending a signal to Senku.

There is also a message-writing area inspired by Minami’s album documenting the new world, where fans can leave messages for their favorite characters.

Exclusive Merchandise Featuring 12 Characters

The exhibition’s merchandise lineup features new illustrations of 12 characters, including Senku, Gen, Ryusui, Chrome, Kohaku, Dr. Xeno, and Stanley.

The artwork takes inspiration from the Kingdom of Science flag, incorporating objects and poses associated with each character.

Planned items include acrylic stands, button badges, embroidered keychains, and collectible clear bookmarks. Hand towels featuring the series’ scientific roadmaps offer designs themed around cell phones, space food, and a time machine.

A merchandise-inclusive admission ticket comes with a commemorative foil-accented acrylic panel featuring the 12 character illustrations.

Measuring approximately 13 × 20 cm, the panel will be handed over at the exhibition entrance. These tickets are limited, and admission is required to collect the item.

Celebrate Senku’s Birthday with a Special Sticker

The exhibition’s final day, January 4, is Senku Ishigami’s birthday.

To celebrate, visitors attending from January 2 to 4, 2027, will receive a birthday sticker featuring the exhibition’s key visual.

Created by character designer Yuko Iwasa, the illustration depicts Senku in his white lab coat and red E=mc² robe. Its composition pays homage to the first season’s main visual, connecting the beginning of his adventure with its conclusion.

One sticker will be distributed per admission ticket. Visitors entering free of charge must purchase a ticket if they wish to receive the birthday bonus.

Dr. STONE TV Anime Exhibition: Kingdom of Science Museum

Dates: December 10, 2026–January 4, 2027 (closed December 31–January 1)
Venue: Sunshine City Exhibition Hall A, Ikebukuro, Tokyo
Hours: 10:00–19:00; last admission at 18:30
Admission (advance / same-day):
High school students and older: 2,000 / 2,300 yen
Junior high school students and younger: 1,500 / 1,800 yen
Merchandise-inclusive tickets also available. All prices include tax.
Notes: Timed-entry tickets required December 10–13 and January 2–4, except after 15:00 on December 13. See the official website for admission conditions.
Tickets: Purchase through eplus (Japanese)
Official details: Dr. STONE Exhibition website (Japanese)
Information source: PRTIMES