Haikyu!! Exhibition: The Challengers in Roppongi

In conjunction with the announcement of the exhibition, a preview video and new illustrations by Hajime Kishimoto were also released. In the future, the latest information about the exhibition will be posted on the official website and official SNS accounts. Details about tickets will be announced this summer. Additionally, it was also announced that the exhibition will be held at Grand Front Osaka from April 24, 2027, and in Sendai in the summer of 2027. [Note] On July 15, 2026: Additional information about the key visual part 2, ticket information, visitor benefits, exhibition content, and merchandise information has been added. Navigation within the article: View the second key visual, View ticket information, View visitor benefits, View exhibition content, View merchandise information. The article continues after the following advertisement. Check out the introduction of the Haikyu!! Exhibition: The Challenger in Roppongi. The popular manga 'Haikyu!!' depicting the passionate and determined youth of high school volleyball, created by Hajime Kishimoto and serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump since February 2012, remains a landmark of youth volleyball manga, continuing to receive overwhelming support from around the world even after its conclusion in July 2020. The work is enjoyed through various media mixes, including anime, and continues to be loved by many people. This time, we are holding our third original art exhibition. The exhibition, titled 'Hajime Kishimoto's Haikyu!! Exhibition: The Challenger,' will look back on the journey and growth of the main characters, Hinata Shouyou and Kageyama Tobio, and the challenges of the characters who continue to aim for the 'view from the top,' along with rare original manuscripts and various new illustrations created for this exhibition. 'Losing is just a recognition of current strength, not a proof of weakness.' 'You can do anything, nothing ends here.' These words continue to be embodied by the 'Challengers,' who through the sport of volleyball, become 'what kind of people.' This exhibition will explore the messages embedded in the story along with the narrative. Please come and experience the exhibition of 'Haikyu!!' that continues to move the hearts of all readers. New illustrations created specifically for the Haikyu!! Exhibition: The Challenger in Roppongi. Upon the announcement of the exhibition 'Hajime Kishimoto's Haikyu!! Exhibition: The Challenger,' new illustrations by Hajime Kishimoto have been released! Key visual part 1 'Stand Straight' ©Hajime Kishimoto/Shueisha. Key visual part 2 'Running Start (Hinata Shouyou)' ©Hajime Kishimoto/Shueisha. The article continues after the following advertisement. Haikyu!! Exhibition: The Challenger in Roppongi ticket and merchandise package. Ticket price. Please check the ticket page on the dedicated website for details on the sales schedule, etc. General 2,200 yen. High school students 1,400 yen. Elementary and junior high school students 900 yen. Merchandise package (limited quantity) 4,400 yen. 'Merchandise package' ticket. Merchandise benefits. ©Hajime Kishimoto/Shueisha. ©Hajime Kishimoto/Shueisha. ©Hajime Kishimoto/Shueisha. ©Hajime Kishimoto/Shueisha. ©Hajime Kishimoto/Shueisha. Haikyu!! Exhibition: The Challenger in Roppongi visitor benefits. At the 'Haikyu!! Exhibition: The Challenger,' players cards capturing the playing scenes of each player will be distributed! A random set of 2 out of 16 types from 8 groups will be given. ©Hajime Kishimoto/Shueisha. ©Hajime Kishimoto/Shueisha. Highlights of the Haikyu!! Exhibition: The Challenger in Roppongi. At the 'Hajime Kishimoto's Haikyu!! Exhibition: The Challenger' starting on October 30, 2026, the story's symbolic messages will be the focus, exploring the journey of the 'Challengers' and what they become through the sport of volleyball. The story of the characters' challenges who continue to aim for the 'view from the top' will be revisited with original manuscripts by Hajime Kishimoto and illustrations created for this exhibition. Prologue. A powerful graphic highlighting the title of this exhibition, 'The Challengers.' ©Hajime Kishimoto/Shueisha. ZONE1. Those who aim for the top. The meeting of Hinata and Kageyama, and their journey.