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Last updated 2026-11-12 — Attention all Sakura fans!The Cardcaptor Sakura special exhibition will be held in Tokyo on October 26, featuring 200 original illustrations and a giant Kero-chan over 2 meters tall stationed at the venue!...

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Attention all Sakura fans!The Cardcaptor Sakura special exhibition will be held in Tokyo on October 26, featuring 200 original illustrations and a giant Kero-chan plush toy stationed at the venue!

A giant Kero-chan is stationed at the venue (Photo / Car0?Sang?QianZhuaKan?Dan?QinGou?Jian?YunLuan?)

This Cardcaptor Sakura special exhibition has five major highlights. In addition to showcasing 200 original illustrations by the author and a giant Kero-chan, there is also an audio guide featuring the voices of Sakura and Syaoran, taking visitors through the exhibition. There’s also a Sakura-themed painted bus that provides direct transport to the venue and has already started operating around Tokyo to promote the exhibition.

Sakura-themed painted bus.

Additionally, the exhibition features an interactive area called “Flower,” where visitors can enjoy floral-themed activities and complete creative tasks on the exhibition floor.

The exhibition also includes an interactive experience space called “Flower (Flower Course Experience).”

The exhibition is selling special commemorative tickets.

This Cardcaptor Sakura special exhibition is divided into two periods. The first period will display original character illustrations from the series, while the second will focus on artworks themed around this exhibition. Fans of Cardcaptor Sakura should consider planning a Tokyo trip, taking a vacation in the city and catching the Sakura exhibition while you’re there!

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