Dr. STONE exhibition opens in Tokyo this December
The Dr. STONE Science Kingdom Museum exhibition will bring production artwork, interactive attractions and original goods to Tokyo from December 10.
Dr. STONE is getting a hands-on exhibition in Tokyo this winter, with the series’ final season, production artwork and science-themed attractions all taking over Sunshine City’s Exhibition Hall A from December 10, 2026.
The official event website confirms that TV Anime Dr. STONE Exhibition at the Kingdom of Science Museum will run until January 4, 2027, closing on December 31 and January 1. The exhibition is designed around the Kingdom of Science museum seen at the end of the anime’s fourth season, Dr. STONE SCIENCE FUTURE.
What the exhibition includes
The event will display production materials, storyboards and original drawings from across the anime’s four seasons. It will also include exhibits based on the series’ science and crafting themes, aiming to make visitors feel as if they have stepped into the Kingdom of Science. The official website lists interactive attractions including a stone-revival experience, a pulley challenge inspired by Senku’s rescue of Kohaku, a balloon-themed projection area and a photo spot recreating the battle against the petrification beam.
A newly released key visual features Senku Ishigami in his lab coat and red robe, alongside the exhibition logo and Tokyo venue details. More than 60 original goods are also planned, while the official site says further character illustrations will be revealed during October.
Tickets and venue
The exhibition will be held at Exhibition Hall A in Ikebukuro Sunshine City. Standard tickets cost ¥2,000 in advance or ¥2,300 on the day for general admission, with lower prices for junior-high students and younger visitors. Goodie-bundle tickets include a commemorative foil acrylic panel, while supplies last.
Tickets for selected opening and closing dates are being handled through ePlus, with a scheduled-entry lottery window running from October 17 to October 25. The official event page says the exhibition is a Japanese venue event; no overseas exhibition or streaming plans were announced in the checked material.
Our opinion
This is a strong fit for Dr. STONE because it treats the series as more than a character display. The hands-on science exhibits, production material and recreated set pieces give the event a clear identity, while the final-season framing should make it especially attractive to fans who followed the anime through its conclusion. The Tokyo-only dates will limit access for international viewers, but the official website gives fans a useful early look at what is planned.
The exhibition opens on December 10, 2026, at Sunshine City and runs through January 4, 2027. Check the official event website for ticket availability, access details and updates before travelling.