Mamoru Hosoda’s Scarlet Exhibition Opens in Shibuya with Thought Experiment Collaboration
To celebrate the release of Mamoru Hosoda’s latest film Scarlet, NO MORE Inc. will host an immersive event titled “Mamoru Hosoda Works and Thought Experiment Exhibition” at SHIBUYA TSUTAYA’s B1F space, SHIBUYA IP SQUARE. The exhibition will run from November 21 to December 21, 2025, offering visitors an interactive journey through Hosoda’s celebrated film worlds.
Quick Summary
- The “Mamoru Hosoda Works and Thought Experiment Exhibition” runs from November 21 to December 21, 2025, at SHIBUYA TSUTAYA B1F.
- The event celebrates Hosoda’s new film Scarlet alongside seven of his past works.
- Visitors explore immersive installations themed around Hosoda’s films with guided participation.
- Tickets go on sale October 18 for ¥3,900, limited to 8 people per 70-minute session.
- Organized by Nippon Television, KADOKAWA, and NO MORE, with special cooperation from Studio Chizu.

Immersive event “Mamoru Hosoda Works and Thought Experiment Exhibition” will be held from November 21 to December 21, 2025, at SHIBUYA TSUTAYA B1F, celebrating Scarlet. (C) 2025 Studio Chizu
Overview of the Scarlet Collaboration Exhibition
NO MORE Inc., known for immersive entertainment experiences, will present the “Mamoru Hosoda Works and Thought Experiment Exhibition” in collaboration with Studio Chizu to commemorate the release of Scarlet. The event runs from November 21 to December 21, 2025, at SHIBUYA IP SQUARE in the basement of SHIBUYA TSUTAYA, Tokyo.

Immersive event “Mamoru Hosoda Works and Thought Experiment Exhibition” will be held from November 21 to December 21, 2025, at SHIBUYA TSUTAYA B1F, celebrating Scarlet. (C) 2025 Studio Chizu

Immersive event “Mamoru Hosoda Works and Thought Experiment Exhibition” will be held from November 21 to December 21, 2025, at SHIBUYA TSUTAYA B1F, celebrating Scarlet. (C) 2025 Studio Chizu
Immersive Installations Featuring Seven Hosoda Films
The exhibition highlights seven of Mamoru Hosoda’s major films—The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Summer Wars, Wolf Children, The Boy and the Beast, Mirai, Belle, and Scarlet. Visitors, guided through specially designed spaces, encounter “questions of thought” inspired by each story, blending cinematic immersion with philosophical reflection.
Concept of the Thought Experiment Collaboration
The Thought Experiment Exhibition invites participants to consider how they might act if placed in alternate worlds. Its first edition in May 2025 drew strong attention, selling 12,000 tickets and reaching 4 million total video views on social media. This collaboration connects Hosoda’s recurring themes of choice and courage with personal introspection.

Immersive event “Mamoru Hosoda Works and Thought Experiment Exhibition” will be held from November 21 to December 21, 2025, at SHIBUYA TSUTAYA B1F, celebrating Scarlet. (C) 2025 Studio Chizu
Venue Details and Ticket Information
SHIBUYA IP SQUARE will feature installations recreating Hosoda’s film worlds. An adjoining shop will sell exclusive merchandise, accessible even to non-ticket holders. Tickets cost ¥3,900 (tax included) and are time-designated every 10 minutes. Advance sales for the first period (November 21–December 7) start at noon on October 18 through NTV Zero Ticket and Lawson Ticket. Details for the second period (December 8–21) will be announced later. Each session lasts approximately 70 minutes, with up to eight participants.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: When and where will the Mamoru Hosoda Works and Thought Experiment Exhibition take place?
A1: The exhibition will be held from November 21 to December 21, 2025, at SHIBUYA TSUTAYA’s B1F space, SHIBUYA IP SQUARE, in Shibuya, Tokyo.
Q2: What films are featured in the exhibition?
A2: The exhibition includes immersive spaces inspired by Scarlet, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Summer Wars, Wolf Children, The Boy and the Beast, Mirai, and Belle.
Q3: How much are tickets and how can I buy them?
A3: Tickets are priced at ¥3,900 (tax included) and go on sale October 18 via NTV Zero Ticket and Lawson Ticket. Each 70-minute session admits up to eight people.
Q4: Who is organizing the event?
A4: The exhibition is organized by Nippon Television, KADOKAWA, and NO MORE Inc., with special cooperation from Studio Chizu and the Scarlet Project Consortium.
Q5: Can visitors buy goods without a ticket?
A5: Yes. The exhibition shop located near the exit sells exclusive merchandise and is open to non-ticketed visitors as well.
Source : ORICON NEWS