Fullmetal Alchemist × Daemons of the Shadow Realm Exhibition – Tokyo

An exhibition covering both of Arakawa Hiromu's major series opens at Matsuya Ginza. Tokyo is the first stop on a tour that continues to four more cities into 2027.

More than 300 pieces are on show, among them original artwork and rough sketches. Alongside them are objects recreated from the two series: the telephone box from Fullmetal Alchemist, and a statue of Sayuu-sama from Daemons of the Shadow Realm, Arakawa's current series.

Merchandise made for the exhibition has been released in waves. The latest includes embroidered patches drawing on both series, and a tea set with two character-shaped tea bags and a randomly chosen sticker. There is also neji choco, chocolate cast as a nut and bolt that actually screw together, along with a postcard set and an official exhibition book.

A collaboration cafe runs at MG Cafe inside Matsuya Ginza. This is the Tokyo dates only; it does not travel with the exhibition.

Every ticket is for a timed slot, on all days. Tickets come as admission alone or bundled with merchandise, a pamphlet, or both. The bundles are sold in advance only. Once the exhibition opens, the plain admission ticket is the only one available.

Children of preschool age enter free. Anyone of primary-school age or below must come with an adult, who needs their own ticket. Visitors with a disability certificate enter free, along with one companion. There is no way into the merchandise area without a ticket.