The Code Geass series is really popular. It has been twenty years since it started. To celebrate this there is an exhibition called the Code Geass 20th Anniversary Exhibition. This exhibition is a lot of fun for fans of the Code Geass series because it has a lot of things to see. You can see the story of Code Geass and the really cool characters like Lelouch vi Britannia. The exhibition is in Tokyo, which’s a city that loves anime and pop culture. They have a lot of things at the exhibition like old artwork and special displays that show how the series has changed over time. It is a deal, for fans of Code Geass because it has been twenty years since the series started and it is still really popular today.
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Contact Jasumo Now →Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion first came out in 2006. This show changed the way people thought about anime. It had robot battles, mind games and lots of plot twists. Goro Taniguchi directed Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion and Ichiro Okouchi wrote it. The characters were designe by a group of manga artists called CLAMP. When Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion came out it became really popular away. People couldn’t stop talking about Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.
Centered on Lelouch Lamperouge, a Britannian prince living under a false name in occupied Area 11 (formerly Japan) the story starts when he gets the power of “Geass.” This absolute command ability is given to him by the person name C.C. Taking on the masked identity of Zero Lelouch leads the Black Knights in a smart rebellion against the cruel Britannian Empire. For twenty years the franchise has grown more than its first television show. It now has movies, manga versions, light novels, extra series and theater performances. Because of this it has kept a devoted fanbase all around the world.
The 20th Anniversary Exhibition is a look back, at this famous story. People can see chosen production art, special character model drawings, important animation frames and big displays that show famous parts from the series. Put on by Movic Co., Ltd. the exhibition is a chance that fans should not miss. It gives people a chance to think about the shows history the way it looks and how it changed Japanese animation.
Attending an anime exhibition in Tokyo is really something special. It is an immersive experience that fans from other countries do not often get to have when they are outside of Japan. The exhibition is inside the Animate Ikebukuro store, which is a famous place for anime fans in Japan. This means that visitors are right in the middle of where all the Japanese fansre
When people from countries come to Japan they can see the exhibition and feel what it is like to be with all the other fans. They can walk around the rooms that are set up to look like the anime and be with people who like the same things. This is a way to feel connected to the anime and to see how much it means to people. The exhibition has a lot of things to see, like the original pictures and models that were use to make the anime and special things that you can only buy at the exhibition.
The exhibition is going to be on from the start of September to the middle of October 2026. It will be held at Space Galleria, which’s on the 8th floor of the Animate Ikebukuro Main Store, in Tokyo.
Note: For the opening weekend—Friday, September 4th through Sunday, September 6th—admission is strictly manage via time-slot specific entry tickets with limited capacities per half-hour interval to control venue crowding.
(Time-slot specific entry required)
| Ticket category | Available seats from – to (JPY) | (USD, ref.) |
| Date and Time Ticket | ¥2,200 – ¥4,500 | $15 – $30 |
(Time-slot specific entry required)
| Ticket category | Available seats from – to (JPY) | (USD, ref.) |
| Date and Time Ticket | ¥2,200 – ¥4,500 | $15 – $30 |
(Time-slot specific entry required)
| Ticket category | Available seats from – to (JPY) | (USD, ref.) |
| Date and Time Ticket | ¥2,200 – ¥4,500 | $15 – $30 |
(Note: On Saturday, September 19, opening time is 11:00 AM. On Monday, October 12, closing time is 17:00 with last entry at 16:30)
| Ticket category | Available seats from – to (JPY) | (USD, ref.) |
| Specified Period Ticket | ¥2,200 – ¥4,500 | $15 – $30 |
Ticket prices change over time with availability and demand, and are confirme at the time of enquiry.
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The exhibition is held at Space Galleria, located on the 8th floor of the Animate Ikebukuro Main Store in Tokyo.
Timed-entry tickets sold in 30-minute intervals are mandatory for the first three days of the exhibition (September 4th through September 6th, 2026). For visits from September 7th onwards, standard period-valid tickets are use.
Due to the intense popularity of the Code Geass franchise celebrating its 20th anniversary, opening weekend time slots and weekend period tickets are expecte to sell out rapidly after the general sale begins.
An order is made up of the face-value ticket price, the cost of the platforms use to purchase the ticket, and a service fee. Because every order and venue configuration differs, please contact us directly for full pricing details regarding your specific request.
No, an admission ticket grants access to the exhibition area but does not guarantee priority entry or item availability at the merchandise sales area.
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