Blue Box Exhibition Osaka Hirakata Park Event Ticket

Overview

The “Blue Box Exhibition” (Ao no Hako-ten) is a dedicated celebration of the hit Weekly Shonen Jump series by Koji Miura. Following the massive success of the manga and the announcement of the second season of the anime, this exhibition brings the world of Taiki, Chinatsu, and Hina to life. Fans can explore a vast collection of original manga manuscripts, color illustrations, and immersive displays that capture the delicate balance of sports and romance that defines the series.

The exhibition features exclusive creative direction and video productions that highlight the emotional journey of the characters. Visitors will also have the rare opportunity to see newly drawn visuals by Koji Miura specifically for this tour. Whether you are a fan of the high-stakes badminton matches or the slow-burn high school romance, this exhibition offers a high-fidelity look into the artistic process and storytelling of one of modern manga’s most beloved titles.

Why Attend

• Explore hundreds of original manga panels and high-resolution color illustrations by series creator Koji Miura.
• Receive an exclusive admission bonus: one of eight original postcards distributed randomly to every paid attendee.
• Access the specialized merchandise shop featuring limited-edition goods, including the “Special Edition Official Pamphlet” available only via specific ticket types.
• Experience unique video installations and immersive set recreations that bring the school gym and clubroom settings to life.
• Enjoy the event at Hirakata Park, one of Osaka’s most iconic leisure destinations, with the option to visit the exhibition without needing a separate park admission.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/03/07 (Sat) – 2026/04/05 (Sun)	Hirakata Park Event Hall I (Osaka)	General/Student, Junior/High School, Elementary, Ticket with Merchandise

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Delivery Method & Time

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FAQs

What is included in the “Ticket with Merchandise” option?

This premium ticket includes the special edition official pamphlet, which comes with a B5-size sticker sheet and a B3-size quarter-fold poster featuring art by Koji Miura.

Can I enter the exhibition if I am late?

For this exhibition, tickets are generally valid for a single entry during the specified period. However, on weekends and holidays, entry is permitted until 17:30 (30 minutes before the 18:00 closing time).

Is the exhibition accessible for non-Japanese speakers?

While much of the text is in Japanese, the exhibition is highly visual, focusing on original artwork and illustrations that can be enjoyed by fans of all languages.

Do I need to buy a Hirakata Park entrance ticket too?

No, the exhibition venue (Event Hall I) can be accessed directly without purchasing a separate ticket for Hirakata Park’s rides or grounds.

Are children allowed to attend for free?

Preschool children can enter the exhibition for free, provided they are accompanied by a parent or guardian who is at least 18 years old and holds a valid paid ticket.