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Haikyuu!! On the Court

ハイキュー!! オン ザ コート

An interactive volleyball experience where visitors participate in jumping and spiking activities on a full-scale court, guided by anime characters throughout.

Immersive Volleyball Experience Space "Haikyuu!! On the Court"
Immersive Volleyball Experience Space "Haikyuu!! On the Court" © HF/S,HP
Dates
7 Aug – 13 Sep 2026
Opening hours
Mon–Sun10:00–20:00
Holidays10:00–20:00
Admission
Standard
Adult¥2,000
Junior High and High School¥1,500
Elementary School¥1,000
Links
Official websiteJapanese
Venue
Bellesalle RoppongiRoppongi, Minato-Ku, Tokyo 〒 106-0032Roppongi Station 六本木 (Hibiya Line, Toei Ōedo Line)Walk 2 minutes

Haikyuu!! On the Court is an interactive exhibition event based on the popular anime series Haikyuu!!. Set within a themed space called the "On the Court Special Training Center", the event invites visitors to participate as players themselves, experiencing volleyball as portrayed in the series. Twelve characters from the franchise appear throughout as guides. Through activities focused on jumping, spiking, and receiving, attendees can engage with the sport directly on a full-scale court. The event is designed to be accessible to a wide range of participants, from experienced volleyball players to those with little or no athletic background. Comfortable clothing and athletic footwear are recommended, as the event includes physical activities.

Experience Highlights

Jump Booth"Aim for the Highest Point!" This booth focuses on the jumping aspect of volleyball. In the Challenge Area, visitors compete against a chosen character's maximum reach, with a net projected at the standard men's volleyball height of 2.40 m on a roughly 5-meter wall. A separate Free Area allows visitors to take photos in jump poses alongside character visuals.

Spike Booth – "Sync Court" This booth recreates iconic combination plays between Hinata and Kageyama on a real volleyball court using elaborate visual production. Visitors can experience the action from multiple vantage points, each designed to highlight a different aspect of play: speed, lateral distance, and team timing.

Receive Booth"Serious Receive Battle!" Participants attempt to receive serves from some of the series' most powerful servers. The booth evaluates the timing and accuracy of each receive and displays a final score at the end of the experience.

Tickets

Four ticket types are available: a standard general ticket, a limited goods-included ticket, an audio guide ticket, and a combined audio guide and goods ticket.

Tickets are sold through a three-round lottery system, followed by general first-come, first-served sales. Registration with e+ (e-plus) is required to participate in the lottery. The schedule is as follows:

1st lottery: Applications April 2–8 / Results announced April 132nd lottery: Applications April 14–22 / Results announced April 273rd lottery: Applications April 28–May 6 / Results announced May 11General sales (first-come, first-served): From June 1, 10:00.

Note: This event is conducted in Japanese.

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