Ghost in the Shell The Exhibition is held at Tokyo Node Gallery in Toranomon Hills, from January 30 until April 5, 2026. This exhibition is the first of its kind to span the entire Ghost in the Shell anime series.

Beginning with Shirow Masamune’s original 1989 manga, the exhibition showcases the entire franchise, including the 1995 theatrical film Ghost in the Shell and all subsequent anime productions by Production I.G, supported from both Production I.G and Science SARU, the studio behind the 2026 reboot anime series.

Ghost in the Shell The Exhibition features the 30-year history of the franchise, including titles directed by Mamoru Oshii, Kenji Kamiyama, Kazuchika Kise and Shinji Aramaki. Visitors are able to explore the unique themes and worlds of each installment of the iconic anime series.

In addition, a wide range of exclusive exhibition-only merchandise is available during the event.

The exhibition is also set to tour internationally, giving fans around the world the opportunity to explore this chapter of Ghost in the Shell.

Exhibition Highlights

Follow the Origins of the Series – Over 600 Items on Display, Including Unreleased Materials
The exhibition features more 600 pieces of materials, including original drawings, design materials and storyboards, along with previously unreleased content spanning the entire anime series. Visitors can explore how each director approached the world of Ghost in the Shell, comparing their creative visions through archives and exclusive interviews premiering at the show.

Dig for a Full-Body, Immersive Experience
Tokyo Node Gallery is renowned for its exhibitions with immersive and interactive attractions. Exclusive interview videos from the directors reveal new narratives of the franchise. One of the highlights is a “digging” experience, where visitors can explore to unlock hints about the future, providing a unique exhibition that engages both mind and body.

Where Past and Present Intersect: Redefining What It Means to Be Human
More than just a retrospective, the exhibition offers a space for reflection. Visitors are invited to compare the future imagined in the series with the changes in our current society, and discover their own “ghost in the shell.” At the heart of the exhibition is the timeless question of the series: What does it mean to be human? Drawing from cutting-edge technologies, such as AI and brain-machine interfaces (BMI), the exhibition explores the relationship between the “Ghost” and “Shell,” for visitors to be able to explore between past and present and reflect on their own identities.

A Fresh Look on Ghost in the Shell: Collaborations with Creators from Around the World
The exhibition also features collaborative installations with contemporary artists and creators from Japan and around the world, who have been inspired by Ghost in the Shell. Experience the global cultural impact of the franchise and the diversity of each artist.

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