The flagship anime exhibition Blue Lock Exhibition: EGOIST EXHIBITION the animation, currently being held in Tokyo, is officially going on tour across Japan. The exhibition will visit major cities including Kanazawa (Korinbo Daiwa 8F Hall, July 18–August 5, 2025) and Hiroshima (Sogo Hiroshima, August 10–27), with additional stops confirmed for Nagoya, Sendai, Hamamatsu, Kobe, Fukuoka, and Okinawa.

Running at Ikebukuro’s Sunshine City through the 18th and heading next to ATC Gallery in Osaka from May 31 to June 22, the exhibition offers an immersive journey into the world of Blue Lock. An official photo report now showcases its detailed areas and highlights.

Audio Guides by Your Favorite Pairs

Area A: ENTRANCE
Guests are welcomed by a giant key visual on the outer wall of the venue. Inside, original audio guides written under the supervision of creator Muneyuki Kaneshiro are available for purchase. Three guide variations are offered, each featuring a pair of characters: Isagi & Rin, Nagi & Reo, or Bachira & Chigiri. Priced at 800 yen (tax included), visitors can enjoy the experience through their own smartphones and headphones.

Witness the Birth of Ego with Ego Jinpachi

Area B: OPENING THEATER
A powerful opening video projected on a large screen, narrated by Ego Jinpachi, introduces visitors to the world of Blue Lock and the psychological growth of its characters, including Isagi, Bachira, Kunigami, Chigiri, Nagi, Reo, Barou, and Rin.

Feel the Heat of the Match Once Again

Area C: BLUE LOCK STADIUM
This stadium-themed area recreates the “Blue Lock Eleven vs. Japan U-20” match. With life-sized figures, artificial turf, and spectator wall visuals, visitors are immersed in the intensity of the iconic showdown.

Relive the First Season’s Best Moments

Area D: EPISODE ROAD 1–24
Key scenes and quotes from the anime's first season are displayed in an overwhelming array across walls, ceilings, and pathways. Notably, a 20-frame original drawing sequence of Isagi’s direct shot is one of the standout exhibits.

Inside Team Z’s Locker Room

Area E: Team Z ROOM
Step into a detailed replica of Team Z’s locker room. Personal items like towels and bibs offer a glimpse into each player’s personality, reflecting the chaos and individuality of each egoist.

Theatrical Feature “Episode Nagi” Also Spotlighted

Area F: EPISODE NAGI & NAGI’s ROOM
This area includes materials from the movie Episode Nagi, such as high school uniforms, character sheets, and life-sized Nagi statues showcasing his signature flair.

Get to Know the Egoists

Area G: EGOIST AREA Part 1
Explore character profiles, life-sized panels, and behind-the-scenes trivia about the Blue Lock participants from the first anime season. Illustrated flipboards depict their daily lives inside the facility.

Other highlights

Area H: EGO’s MATERIAL
This section covers the Blue Lock project itself, with materials on Ego and Anri, internal project documents, and data about match rules, win/loss records, and the Third Selection's international challengers.

Area I: Additional Time!
Screens randomly play clips from the mini anime Additional Time!, with iconic scenes on display. A themed corner recreates the “Maid Café King Barou,” complete with props and pink lighting.

Area J: EGOIST AREA Part 2
This section focuses on characters who joined later, such as Rin’s brother Sae, Ryusei Shidou, and Oliver Aiku. Each has dedicated showcases alongside Rin’s life-sized statue.

Area K: VS. U-20 JAPAN EXHIBITION MATCH
Visuals and uniforms of Blue Lock Eleven and U-20 Japan players are exhibited, recreating the grand finale.

Area L: SAE & RIN’s CHILDHOOD
This moving exhibit traces Rin’s childhood memories and his admiration for his older brother Sae. Their shared bedroom is recreated with stark contrasts—Rin’s toys scattered, Sae’s trophies neatly placed.

Area M: FINAL MATCHUP
The climactic sibling showdown is explored with over 100 pieces of original anime art and a centerpiece featuring both brothers' uniforms flanking a soccer ball.

Area N: PHOTO SPOT A
Pose with a replica of the second cour’s key visual, complete with artificial turf and life-sized Isagi and Rin. Fans are free to take commemorative photos.

Area P: MESSAGE to BLUE LOCK
Write heartfelt messages on post-its shaped like the iconic five-sided logo. Notes from creator Muneyuki Kaneshiro, artist Yusuke Nomura, Episode Nagi manga creator Kota Sannomiya, and the anime cast are also on display.

Area O: PHOTO SPOT B
Snap a picture with the egoists dressed in formal suits, using exclusive illustrations created for the exhibition. A perfect farewell shot for attendees.

Source : ORICON NEWS