完・宇宙兄弟展 is being positioned as a true farewell event, not a routine manga exhibition. The announcement ties the show to the end of Space Brothers after its 18-year run and also to Seibu Shibuya’s own coming closure, which gives the event an unusually strong sense of timing and place.
That emotional framing matters, but the page is not all mood. It already includes the venue, the dates, the hours, ticket pricing, the ticketing platform, and the type of material visitors should expect inside.
What The Announcement Actually Confirms
Official Kan Uchu Kyodai exhibition announcement says the exhibition will run from July 31 to August 23, 2026 at Seibu Shibuya’s A Building 7F event hall, with operating hours from 10:00 to 20:00 and final entry at 19:30.
The release also confirms original drawings, setting materials, character-focused scene areas, and event-only goods, which gives the exhibition a much clearer shape.
The full Japanese announcement lists the currently announced details available so far.
Confirmed Details
- Dates: July 31 to August 23, 2026.
- Venue: Seibu Shibuya A Building 7F event hall.
- Hours: 10:00 to 20:00, with final entry at 19:30.
- Ticket sales: already live through eplus.
- Weekday prices: 1,900 yen advance / 2,100 yen same day for standard admission; 3,700 yen advance / 3,900 yen same day for goods-included admission.
- Weekend and holiday prices: 2,100 yen advance / 2,300 yen same day standard; 3,900 yen advance / 4,100 yen same day goods-included.
- High-school-and-under pricing is lower, and preschool children are free.
- Visitor bonus: original-drawing stickers with different day-of-week designs.
That pricing structure tells you the organizers are treating this as a serious destination event with a collector tier, not as a casual mini display hidden inside a department store corner. The day-of-week sticker bonus also gives repeat or carefully timed visits a little extra value.
The other practical point is ticket format. The page says applications and entry use eplus smartphone electronic tickets, so this is not something to leave to the last minute if your phone setup or Japan travel connectivity is messy.
What Has Not Been Announced Yet
The parts still likely to expand are the exact goods images, the final collaboration details with Seibu Shibuya, and any later previews of specific art or room layouts. But the event already has enough published substance to write about as a real Tokyo exhibition plan.
This is already a concrete final Shibuya sendoff for a long-running manga, and the key visit mechanics are live now.
