Visit Anime Tokyo Station and fully enjoy the world of TV anime “SPYxFAMILY” and the appeal of its characters.
Anime Tokyo Station, an anime exhibition center with a huge global fan base, is excited to announce the "SPYxFAMILY" TV Anime Special Exhibition, running from August 16 to November 9, 2025. The exhibition will feature the popular series, which has gained worldwide recognition not only in Japan. Visitors can enjoy an AR experience where character dialogue appears when they hold up their smartphones, photo spots for taking pictures while being immersed in the world of the series, and other features that allow them to experience the characters' appeal firsthand.
The SPYxFAMILY project, created by Tatsuya Endo, follows a family of secrets striving for world peace in a world of fierce intelligence warfare. The original manga began serialization in Shonen Jump+ in March 2019, winning multiple awards and surpassing 38 million copies with 15 volumes as of March 2025. Season 1 premiered in April 2022, and an unprecedented collaboration between WIT STUDIO and CloverWorks was formed to meet the high expectations of the manga's fanbase. The production brought together industry-leading talent, including director Kazuhiro Furuhashi, as well as popular voice actors Takuya Eguchi, Atsumi Tanezaki, Saori Hayami, and Kenichiro Matsuda.
Season 2 aired from October 2023, bringing the fan-favorite Luxury Cruise Arc from the original work to life on an even grander scale. Ado’s opening theme, “Kura Kura” and Vaundy’s ending theme, “Todome no Ichigeki (feat. Cory Wong)” became instant sensations. The franchise’s first film, SPYxFAMILY CODE: White, premiered December 22, 2023, with Tatsuya Endo providing the original work, supervision, and character designs. Season 1 director Kazuhiro Furuhashi served as animation advisor, while Season 1 assistant director Takashi Katagiri took the helm. Ichiro Okouchi crafted an entirely original story for the screenplay. Riding the wave of popularity enjoyed by “MIXED NUTS,” OFFICIAL HIGE DANDISM delivered the theme song “SOULSOUP,” with the opening day surprise announcement that Gen Hoshino would perform the ending theme “Why.” The film became a blockbuster success, earning 6.26 billion yen and drawing over 4.64 million viewers. With Season 3 set to begin in October 2025 in Japan, anticipation continues to build.
Anime Tokyo Station, also known as "Anime Tokyo," is located at Floors B1 to 2F of Tokyu East 5 in Tokyo, just 4 minutes from Ikebukuro Station. The venue is open from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and is closed on Mondays.
The venue is open on Mondays and closed on the following day, except during New Year's holiday periods. Admission fees are free.
For inquiries, contact Miri Yasuda at the Public Relations Office of "Anime Tokyo Station" or email animetokyo-pr@kyodo-pr.co.jp.
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