Yokohama’s new Jujutsu Kaisen collaboration is spread across enough of the city that it reads less like a one-room anime pop-up and more like a full Minatomirai outing. The official tourism campaign runs from August 15 to August 31, 2026, but several major tie-ins start earlier on August 1, including the programs at Yokohama Cosmo World and YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN, the Yokohama Marine Tower collaboration, and the themed cafe at Cafe Fan Base in Landmark Plaza. That split matters. A visitor planning around the collaboration is not looking at one launch day and one venue. They are looking at a month of staggered attractions, sticker rewards, photo spots, merchandise, and food spread across the waterfront and nearby districts.
Dates, Venue, and Ticket Details
The city-side collaboration period itself is set for August 15 through August 31, with the official Yokohama campaign centered on a sticker giveaway, regular photo spots, and a large visual installation at Minatomirai Station’s Mirai Tube concourse. The earlier August 1 start belongs to venue-specific programs that plug into that wider city frame. Cosmo World and YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN will begin their joint collaboration on August 1 and continue through August 31. Marine Tower also runs its collaboration from August 1 through August 31, and Cafe Fan Base follows the same August schedule at Landmark Plaza 5F.
Marine Tower is the most detailed venue so far if you are looking at admission logistics. Ticket sales for its novelty-included entry pass begin on July 24, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. through the reservation site named in the announcement. Prices are listed as 1,200 yen for adults on weekdays and 1,400 yen on weekends, with child tickets at 700 yen on weekdays and 800 yen on weekends. Preschool children can enter the observation floor for free, but anyone who wants the collaboration novelty still needs the special ticket. The ticket covers either a daytime or nighttime entry once, with no re-entry, and the tower notes that entry is not available from 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Cafe Fan Base also opens reservations on July 24, 2026 at 6:00 p.m., with advance booking accepted until 11:59 p.m. on the day before each visit. Same-day use is possible, but reserved guests are given priority and entry can be limited by crowding. The cafe’s listed business hours are 11:00 a.m. to 9:45 p.m., subject to event-day changes. One more date sits over the whole month: Jujufes 2026 -5th anniversary- is scheduled for August 29 and August 30 at K-Arena Yokohama, which means the final weekend of the collaboration coincides with a much larger franchise gathering in the same city.
What the Event Includes
The campaign’s most citywide feature is the original sticker giveaway. From August 15 to August 31, participating shops and facilities will hand out one limited sticker when visitors order a designated menu item or use a qualifying service. The campaign page says there are nine sticker designs in total, each tied to different areas of Yokohama. The pairings make the route structure easy to see. Yuji Itadori, Megumi Fushiguro, and Nobara Kugisaki are assigned to Hilton Yokohama and CIAL Sakuragicho. Kento Nanami and Satoru Gojo are tied to Cosmo World and YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN. Suguru Geto’s school-era trio appears at Yokohama World Porters, while other designs are distributed through places such as Yokohama Chinatown, Yamashita Park Street, Osanbashi, Hammerhead, Minatomirai Tokyu Square, and Queen’s Square Yokohama.
The photo elements go beyond a few small standees. The city will install character photo spots around Yokohama from August 15 through August 31, using the anime’s fifth-anniversary visuals. The largest piece is at Minatomirai Station’s Mirai Tube, where the campaign promises a large-format display featuring 28 characters. It is placed in the underground concourse outside the ticket gates on B3, turning a transit corridor into one of the main destinations rather than a backdrop between destinations.
The August 1 venue programs add another layer. Cosmo World will have life-size character panels, collaboration food and drinks, a limited-time shop, carnival game tie-ins, a stamp rally, Photo AR, and newly recorded voice content. YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN will add station decorations and recorded voice announcements at the boarding gate. Marine Tower plans novelty tickets, photo spots, and goods sales. Cafe Fan Base is building its collaboration around four food items, four desserts, and 12 drinks, with one random coaster included for each menu order. Guests can choose coaster group A, B, or C, though not the exact design.
What to Know Before Planning a Visit
The easiest way to read this collaboration is by splitting it into two layers. The first layer is the formal city campaign that begins on August 15: sticker collection, general photo spots, and the Mirai Tube installation. The second layer is the earlier venue programming that starts on August 1 and gives fans more reasons to build a full day in Minatomirai before the citywide portion even begins. If you want the broadest version of the event, the strongest window is August 15 to August 31, when both layers overlap.
There are also a few practical restrictions worth knowing before you decide where to spend time. Sticker availability ends when stock runs out. Marine Tower and Cafe Fan Base share the same original goods lineup, but each warns that purchase limits may apply and sellouts are possible. Marine Tower gives one random ticket-style card per 2,000 yen spent on goods, while Cafe Fan Base gives one random illustration card per 2,000 yen spent on goods and limits goods purchases to cafe users. The tower’s novelty is a random postcard from nine types, and the cafe’s menu bonus is a random coaster from the chosen group.
Not every piece of the route is equally fixed yet. The campaign has confirmed the core dates, the participating areas, the 28-character station display, the venue names, and a long list of ticket and bonus rules. At the same time, some fine-grain details inside the city campaign, including the exact participating sticker counters and the precise locations of the smaller photo spots, are not yet named in the source material. Even with that gap, the announcement already makes one thing clear: this collaboration is designed to move people through Yokohama, from station concourses to towers, rides, shopping complexes, and cafe tables, instead of keeping the whole experience behind one door.
FAQ
When does the Yokohama collaboration run?
The city campaign runs from August 15 to August 31, 2026, while some venue collaborations at Cosmo World, YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN, Marine Tower, and Cafe Fan Base begin earlier on August 1.
What has been announced so far?
The confirmed lineup includes a nine-design sticker giveaway campaign, character photo spots, a 28-character Mirai Tube installation at Minatomirai Station, venue-specific food and goods, novelty tickets at Marine Tower, and the themed cafe at Cafe Fan Base.
Where are the most detailed visit rules listed right now?
The Yokohama tourism campaign page outlines the citywide program, while the PR release includes the clearest currently published rules for Marine Tower tickets, cafe reservations, bonuses, and venue dates.
