2026.11.27 — 2026.12.13 · Coming soon
Fullmetal Alchemist × Daemons of the Shadow Realm Exhibition — Kanazawa
In 2026 Fullmetal Alchemist marks 25 years and Daemons of the Shadow Realm five, and their joint exhibition tours to Kanazawa, on the 8th floor of Kohrinbo Daiwa from 27 November to 13 December. The organisers describe over 300 original drawings and sketches, 3D displays with newly recorded voices from the cast, photo spots and a special joint theatre; Daemons of the Shadow Realm is shown up to volume 10, so expect spoilers. Each stop may differ, and no Kanazawa object list has been published.
The tour shows over 300 original drawings and rough sketches, plus Hiromu Arakawa’s reference material.
Fullmetal Alchemist ran in Monthly Shōnen Gangan from 2001 to 2010, 27 volumes in all, and was twice adapted for TV; the originals show the first strokes behind those images.
3D displays play newly recorded voices from the cast, alongside photo spots and a special joint theatre for the two series.
The organisers put it as seeing, hearing and experiencing both worlds for yourself.
Kanazawa visitors get one of four new collaboration manga cards drawn by Arakawa, at random.
Daemons of the Shadow Realm began in the same magazine in 2021 and turns five this year; side by side with Fullmetal Alchemist, you see one artist’s work twenty years apart.
Checked · 2026-10-04
Daemons of the Shadow Realm is shown up to volume 10, so readers behind will meet spoilers.
Entry times are assigned on the e-ticket and cannot be chosen to the minute.
There are no toilets inside, no food or drink, and no large suitcases.
The venue photos on the official site are from Tokyo; Kanazawa may be laid out differently.
The exhibition hall has no fixed seats, so no seating plan is needed.
Open official guide ↗27 November to 13 December 2026, 10am–7pm, last entry an hour before closing; closes at 5pm on the final day. The first day and weekends use hourly time slots; weekdays from 30 November to 11 December use a booked date only.
Asia/TokyoKohrinbo Daiwa is at 1-1-1 Kōrinbō, Kanazawa; the exhibition is in the 8th-floor hall.
Every ticket is for a set date, and the first day and weekends also have a time slot; the exact meeting time is assigned on the e-ticket. Preschoolers are free with a guardian aged 18 or over; high-school and younger students may be asked for ID. Holders of disability certificates pay, with one companion free. No re-entry; still photos on phones or tablets only, and some areas are no-photo.
Adults JPY 1,800 (advance)
Confirm accessibility services and companion policies with the organiser before travel.
Dates and entry details refer to this edition; individual sessions may differ.
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The entrance of Kohrinbo Daiwa, February 2017; the exhibition is on the 8th floor. The venue, not the show.
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