Uoto 10th Anniversary Exhibition UO10. in Yurakucho

The exhibition is fully supported by Toyotake, who is involved in the planning, and visitors can witness the process of creating a new serial. ©Toyotake / Kodansha ©Toyotake / Shogakukan ©YURAKUCHO MUSEUM ©Sony Creative Products Inc. Overview of the "Toyotake 10th Anniversary Exhibition UO10." Exhibition Name Toyotake 10th Anniversary Exhibition UO10. Dates December 19, 2026 - February 23, 2027 Closed on January 1, 2027 Opening hours 10:00 - 20:00 (until 21:00 on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays) Venue YURAKUCHO MUSEUM (3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) Tickets To be announced later Official website Special site / News Official SNS X:@UO10_exhibit / Instagram *Each page for tickets, merchandise, highlights, and FAQ will be published later. *The opening hours are as listed on the outline of the special site. Highlights of the "Toyotake 10th Anniversary Exhibition UO10." The exhibition includes works such as "Hyakuemu.", "Chi. - About the Movement of the Earth -", and "Welcome! FACT (Tokyo S District Second Branch)" that Toyotake has worked on. Main content of the "Toyotake 10th Anniversary Exhibition UO10." Traces of creation. Displays from the starting point of ideas, original artwork, storyboards, the thought process of shaping the works, and the unique world view. Appearance of the workspace. The venue will feature Toyotake's own workspace, where he will be creating a new serial. Involvement in the planning. Toyotake himself is fully involved in the planning. This is an exhibition where visitors can witness in real time the process of how many thoughts become lines and then into stories. The specific composition of the exhibition will be revealed on the highlights page, which will be announced later. The original author of the "Toyotake 10th Anniversary Exhibition UO10." Profile of manga artist Toyotake. Born in 1997 in Tokyo. Started submitting works at the age of 13, and made his commercial debut at the age of 19 in 2017. Main career of Toyotake. Debut as a serial artist. Debut as a serial artist in November 2018 with "Hyakuemu." Representative works. Started serializing "Chi. - About the Movement of the Earth -" in September 2020 and completed it in April 2022. Awards. Second place in the Manga Award 2021, second place in "This Manga is Amazing! 2022 Men's Edition," and others. In April 2022, he became the youngest recipient to win the Tezuka Award and the Manga Award. Number of copies published. Over 5 million copies of the "Chi. - About the Movement of the Earth -" series. Animation. TV anime will be broadcast on NHK General from October 2024. Recent work. Completed "Welcome! FACT (Tokyo S District Second Branch)" in February 2024. A comment from Toyotake himself is also posted on the special site. In his own words, he wanted to express not only the inside but also the outside of the work, thinking again about the joy of drawing manga. It is recommended to read it before visiting, as it may change the way you see the exhibition. Frequently asked questions about the Toyotake 10th Anniversary Exhibition UO10. When and where will the Toyotake 10th Anniversary Exhibition UO10. be held? It will be held at YURAKUCHO MUSEUM (Tokyo, Akasaka) from December 19, 2026, to February 23, 2027. It is closed on January 1, 2027. What are the opening hours? From 10:00 to 20:00. It is open until 21:00 on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. When will information about tickets and merchandise be available? As of September 14, 2026, it has not been announced. It is stated that each page for tickets, merchandise, highlights, and FAQ will be published later. Popular character merchandise. Available at Anime Store.JP (Anist)! View character merchandise at Anist. Chi. - About the Movement of the Earth - Store in Tokyo and Osaka. Starting August 29! Period: August 29, 2026 - November 1, 2026. A POP UP SHOP for the anime "Chi. - About the Movement of the Earth -" will be held from August 29, 2026, at MEDICOS SHOP Shinjuku and from October 24, 2026, at Abeno Rakusui (abe no Hoop).