One-Punch Man Exhibition Closes July 20 at Sunshine 60 Tenbou Park
The first-ever official One-Punch Man Exhibition opened on June 26 and runs only through Monday, July 20, 2026, at the Tenbou Park event space inside the Sunshine 60 Observatory in Ikebukuro. The exhibition marks the 10th anniversary of the anime adaptation, and the closing day falls on the Marine Day public holiday, making it the last chance for most summer visitors to catch it before it wraps.
Admission is ¥2,200 for a regular ticket, with advance tickets that were sold at ¥2,000 and an early-bird rate of ¥1,800. Preschool-aged children enter free. Tickets are sold through the Asoview! platform and at the venue window on non-designated days. Note that the first three days (June 26 to 28) were timed-entry only, but from June 29 onward the venue sells regular tickets at the door, cash only.
What is inside the exhibition
The exhibition is organized around the three anime seasons. It opens with a recreation of Saitama's apartment, where visitors can walk through the moment before he became a hero. From there, a colour-shikishi road displays 51 congratulatory boards signed by original creator ONE, illustrator Yusuke Murata, and the voice cast and artists involved in the anime.
The first-season section features a photo spot recreating the moment Genos challenges Saitama to a sparring match. The second season has the bench where Garo and Tareo meet, and the third season has the hot-pot scene where the heroes sit tensely around a simmering pot. The layout is a walk-through recap of key scenes, not a static art display.
Goods and the Tenbou Park Cafe collab
An exhibition-exclusive goods shop sells merchandise using the 10th-anniversary visual, and an online post-event sale is planned with details to be announced later. The Tenbou Park Cafe, located inside the observatory after the exhibition exit, is running a collaboration menu with items themed to Saitama, Genos, Tatsumaki, Fubuki, and Garo. Ordering one collab item gets you a random original coaster out of 10 designs. The cafe is accessible to exhibition ticket holders after they exit the show, and also to visitors who buy a separate observatory ticket.
One practical point: the exhibition is inside the paid observatory area on the 60th floor, and re-entry is not allowed. Once you leave the exhibition you cannot go back in, and once you leave the observatory you cannot return to the cafe. Plan to eat before you exit. There is no restroom inside the exhibition hall itself, so use the one on the Tenbou Park floor before joining the entry queue.
The Tenbou Park space where the exhibition is held is itself a destination. At 251 meters above ground, it is the highest observation deck in Ikebukuro, and the ticket to the exhibition includes access to the observatory deck outside the event space. On clear days you can see Mount Fuji to the southwest and the Tokyo Skytree to the southeast, so it is worth budgeting extra time to walk the deck before or after the exhibition. The cafe and the observation deck are treated as one zone, so visitors who want to see both should plan their cafe order before exiting.
Practical Details
- Dates: June 26 to July 20, 2026 (ends Marine Day holiday)
- Time: 11:00 to 19:00, last admission 18:00
- Venue: Sunshine 60 Observatory Tenbou Park event space, 3-1-1 Higashi-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
- Nearest station: Higashi-Ikebukuro Station (Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line), 3 min walk; JR Ikebukuro Station, 8 min walk
- Price: ¥2,200 regular ticket (advance ¥2,000); preschool children free
- Website: opm-exhibition.jp
