The long-awaited anime adaptation of Steel Ball Run Jojo’s screening event starts with a 1st STAGE special viewing event in five different cities across Japan. The event will screen a 47-minute special first episode followed by a live stage greeting from the main voice actors.
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Contact Jasumo Now →The “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” franchise created by Hirohiko Araki is a real global treasure. After the Stone Ocean arc, the series shifts to an alternate reality in July 1890 in the US in the 7th part named Steel Ball Run. It is a competition of two horsemen who participate in a brutal horse race. The long-awaited continuation of the story has captivated the worldwide anime audience and received critical acclaim for the depth of its characters and visual innovation.
This first STAGE is not only a place to enjoy a movie, but it is also a popular cultural event. In Japan, organizers sometimes hold a “butai aisatsu” (stage greeting) when they release a major anime. Right after the 47-minute special first episode screening, the audience will be able to enjoy a live performance by the voice actors. The voice actors that will be present are Shogo Sakata and Yohei Azakami, who will be able to answer questions about their roles and how the recording sessions went. Getting to hear from the people who brought this series to life and what they thought of their roles is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see how the Japanese animation industry works.
Attending an anime’s premiere in Japan is quite an experience, unlike anything you’d see abroad. The Steel Ball Run Jojo screening event captures that excitement, with fellow local fans gathering in cinemas while being able to see and hear the voice actors in person. It’s something special and hard to describe. For an outsider, it’s an experience that can last them a lifetime.
Please note that this event involves a strict ticket lottery system. The application window for the lottery concludes very soon, at 23:59 on Monday, 20 July 2026. Following the lottery, pre-release sales commence at 11:00 AM on Wednesday, 22 July 2026.
Sunday, 26 July 2026 – T-Joy Hakata, Fukuoka Prefecture
| Ticket category | Available seats from – to (JPY) | (USD, ref.) |
| Reserved Seating | ¥4,000 – ¥8,500 | $27 – $58 |
Ticket prices may vary depending on the time of availability or demand and are subject to confirmation upon inquiry. Electronic ticketing conditions usually apply. A Japanese mobile phone is required to enter anime events. Age restrictions apply depending on the venue, and tickets are non-transferable as stated by the organizers.
This Steel Ball Run JoJo screening event has a lottery (抽選) for the initial distribution of tickets. Many popular Japanese events use this system to allocate tickets—you apply during a designated application period, and if the lottery selects you, the organizers issue your tickets. This is a standard practice for many Japanese events and is not particular to Jasumo. Because every event has different conditions, we will confirm the event lottery’s terms and conditions directly with you in writing before you make any commitment. Please contact us right away to clarify the conditions of this particular lottery.
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Following the 47-minute screening of the first episode, voice actors Shogo Sakata and Yohei Azakami are scheduled to appear on stage. They will participate in a structured interview or talk session, discussing their experiences recording the show and interacting with the audience.
Yes, a standard platform usage fee of ¥2,500 per ticket applies, covering costs other than the ticket itself; the ticket price and any service are confirmed when the customer contacts us.
The initial allocation of tickets for the Steel Ball Run Jojo screening event on 26 July is handled via a ballot closing on 20 July 2026. If you miss this window, a subsequent general release begins on 22 July 2026. We manage the application on your behalf, and all exact terms will be confirmed with you directly.
No. Domestic Japanese theatrical and event screenings do not feature English subtitles. The event is conducted entirely in Japanese.
The current schedule confirms Shogo Sakata and Yohei Azakami for the Hakata date. Cast appearances for the other four cities on the nationwide tour may vary and are subject to the organizer’s schedule.
We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time to allow for merchandise purchases and seating, as stage greeting events begin precisely on time.
T-Joy Hakata
Located on the 9th floor of JR Hakata City (Amu Plaza Hakata). The cinema is directly integrated with JR Hakata Station, providing immediate access from the Shinkansen, local JR lines, and the Fukuoka City Subway. The rooftop garden, Tsubame-No-Mori Hiroba, is a notable nearby landmark within the same complex.
(Swap-in if official sales close)
The official ticket sale for this screening event is over. However, there might still be available tickets through us and the official reseller channels. All tickets purchased this way are 100% real. Please contact us for availability check, providing the date and the number of people. You can also sign up for our waiting list for future “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” events.
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