Shonen Jump+ 10th Anniversary Exhibition

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Shueisha’s manga app Shonen Jump+, the Shonen Jump+ Exhibition: JUMP PLUS 10TH ANNIVERSARY opened on April 18 at the Terada Warehouse G1 Building in Tokyo. Running until May 18, the exhibition is the first of its kind to reflect on the app’s 10-year history. Special zones are dedicated to hit series like SPY×FAMILY, Kaiju No. 8, and Dandadan, all of which have been adapted into TV anime. Here are some highlights from the exhibition.

The “Welcome Visuals,” “Jump+ Exhibition Special Theater,” and “Jump+ Road” areas will showcase large-scale illustrations and videos that take full advantage of the spacious venue. Meanwhile, the “All Serialized Works Banner” will display icons of over 370 original series that have been published on the platform to date.

In the SPY×FAMILY area, visitors can experience the world of the series from Anya Forger’s point of view. There will also be a photo spot where you can take pictures with the characters, along with original illustrations of Anya created by seven different artists from other Jump+ serialized works.

In the Kaiju No. 8 area, a massive display featuring the assembled Numbers and Kaiju No. 8 takes center stage. A special comment from the original creator, Naoya Matsumoto, accompanies the color illustration Kaiju Hyakkei, which also reveals brand-new information being unveiled for the first time.

In the Dandadan area, visitors can explore the series’ production process and original illustrations. The space also features a recreation of author Yukinobu Tatsu’s workspace, along with a photo spot that captures the thrilling moment of Okarun and Momo fleeing from Turbo Granny.

The Jump+ Character Walk showcases life-sized illustrations of popular characters from the magazine. The Jump+ Famous Quotes Wall highlights memorable lines from each series, while the Jump+ Best Episodes Wall features iconic scenes that received overwhelming responses from readers upon release.

In the Jump+ 1 Week Collection, two featured works from each day’s lineup are selected, with color illustrations and reproductions of original drawings on display—allowing visitors to relive a full week of manga reading from the app. At the Good Jump Wall, guests can enjoy placing “Good Jump!” stickers next to their favorite series, bringing the app’s popular feature into the real world.

The admission bonus for the exhibition is a Shonen Jump+ Exhibition Limited Illustration Card, featuring artwork from various serialized titles. Each ticket includes two cards—one weekly bonus card and one randomly selected card. There are four weekly bonus cards in total:

SPY×FAMILY (Anya) from April 18–27
Kaiju No. 8 (Kafka, Reno, Kikoru) from April 28–May 4
Dandadan (Okarun) from May 5–11
SPY×FAMILY (Forger Family) from May 12–18

The random cards feature 24 designs from popular titles such as SPY×FAMILY (Lloyd, Yor), Kaiju No. 8 (Hoshina & Narumi), Dandadan (Momo), Ao no Flag, The Exorcist Can’t Be Corrupted, Astra Lost in Space, Ron Kamonohashi: Deranged Detective, Good Luck to the Bitch, Centuria, Sachiroku Sachi’s Apocalypse, Summertime Render, Hell’s Paradise, Opposites You and Me, Takopi’s Original Sin, 2.5-Dimensional Temptation, It’s Time for “Torture,” Princess, Ordinary Light Music Club, Forgetful Battery, MAD, Slave of the Magic Capital’s Elite Troops, Marriage Toxin, Youchien WARS, and Ramen Akaneko.

In the merchandise section, more than 50 original items featuring newly drawn illustrations will be available, including a venue-exclusive souvenir box (5,940 yen) packed with limited-edition goods.