Detective Conan 30th anniversary exhibition comes to Fukuoka in February 2027

The 30th anniversary exhibition of the Detective Conan anime now has a Fukuoka venue. The event will run from February 20 to March 22, 2027 at JR Kyushu Hall, on the ninth floor of JR Hakata City.

Ticket presales start on December 19, 2026 at 10:00 on L-Tike, Ticket Pia, and Asoview!. The general presale ticket costs 2,000 yen, and the one for elementary, junior high, and high school students drops to 1,300 yen. At the door, prices go up to 2,200 and 1,500 yen respectively.

Those who buy the pass with a bonus will receive an acrylic stand as a gift. That ticket costs 5,500 yen in presale and 5,700 at the door. Students pay 4,800 and 5,000 yen. Stock is limited.

Commemorative exhibition for the 30th anniversary of Detective Conan with several characters and related elements.collabo-cafe.com

On February 20 and 21, the first two days, entry will be with assigned date and time. During the presale, those tickets and the ones with a bonus are only sold through L-Tike.

Audio guide with the voices of Conan, Kaito Kid, and Amuro

One of the draws is the 700-yen audio guide. You hear the voices of Edogawa Conan, Kaito Kid, Amuro Toru, Akai Shuichi, and Haibara Ai as you walk through the exhibition. It is only sold at the event entrance and you must show your admission ticket. It cannot be bought once inside.

The service runs on each visitor's smartphone, so you need to bring your phone and your own earphones. The venue has no Wi-Fi.

Image of a mobile phone showing Detective Conan characters at an exhibition for its 30th anniversary.collabo-cafe.com

The official merchandise shop will only be available to those who enter the exhibition. On busy days they may hand out numbered tickets to control access, and re-entry is not allowed once you leave.

Preschoolers enter for free, with a maximum of two per adult. Those with a disability certificate can buy at the door with a 200-yen discount, and there is another 100-yen discount for customers with a JQ CARD or with the designated Hankyu Hanshin Department Stores credit cards.

The exhibition commemorates three decades of the anime based on the manga by Gosho Aoyama, which has been airing since 1996.