Ghost in the Shell Exhibition

Explore the world of the cult classic Ghost in the Shell at this exhibition that takes you through the many popular works of Masamune Shirow.

What to expect

The Ghost in the Shell Exhibition is an enormous display of the artwork and design process of Masamune Shirow. Best known as the artist behind one of the most well-known and adapted manga Ghost in the Shell, he has also been prolific throughout his career.

At this exhibition, fans can see everything from posters to manga panels from Appleseed and Black Magic M-66, as well as artwork from magazines, journals, and even personal work. You’ll see his thoughts and ideas that are explored in his art and that continue to inspire creators across different fields.

There’ll also be a selection of artwork goodies, including t-shirts, towels, stickers, and more. Visitors will also receive a limited-edition art card as part of their entry ticket.

Tickets

Tickets to the Ghost in the Shell Exhibition can be bought both in advance online or on the day. There isn’t a difference in price, although if tickets sell out in advance, you won’t be able to buy at the venue. The last admission time is at 5:30 p.m.

General entry for adults is ¥1,500. High school students, university students, and over-65s get in for ¥900. Meanwhile, Junior high students and younger pay ¥450.

The museum is usually closed on Mondays, unless it is a public holiday. If it is, then the museum is closed on Tuesday instead.

How to get there

The exhibition will be held at the Setagaya Literary Museum in Minamikarusayama.

The easiest way to get there from Tokyo is either the Keio Line from Shinjuku or the Shinjuku Line. Get off at Roka-Kōen Station. From there, it’s a 5-minute walk to the museum.