AnimeJapan 2026: TMS Entertainment and Sega Fave Roll Out the Red Carpet for Fans
Anime enthusiasts are gearing up for a thrilling experience as TMS Entertainment and Sega Fave announce the intricate details of their joint booth at AnimeJapan 2026. Set to transform Tokyo Big Sight’s East 5 Hall (J05) into a dazzling “Cinema Complex” on March 28th and 29th, 2026, the booth promises an immersive dive into popular anime and manga universes, complete with exclusive novelties and fresh reveals.
Step into the “Cinema Complex” Experience
Returning with last year’s popular “Cinema Complex” theme, the booth is designed with a futuristic aesthetic. Visitors will be greeted by imposing large monitors and transparent LED screens, showcasing captivating visuals from hit titles such as SAKAMOTO DAYS, Ao no Hako, and Baki Dou. This visual feast creates an immediate sense of excitement, drawing attendees into a vibrant world of animation.
Within the exhibition area, fans can explore photo spots meticulously crafted to embody the unique atmospheres of various TMS works. Alongside displays of production materials, the TMS Shop will unveil new merchandise, and the “2nd TMSLab Winning Battle” champion will be announced by the IP creation label, TMSLab. Adding a touch of magic, popular characters from select series will also make appearances, ready to welcome visitors.
The Sega corner will feature a comprehensive display of upcoming Sega Prize, Sega Lucky Kuji, Sega Lucky Kuji Online, and Fuwa Puchi Deformed Figures. From Detective Conan to Jujutsu Kaisen and Baki Dou, fans will get a sneak peek at the latest collectibles before they hit the market.
Exclusive Novelties: A Movie-Themed Treat
Attendees at the TMS/Sega booth will be delighted with exclusive AnimeJapan 2026 novelties. Each visitor receives a pack of three randomly selected “AnimeJapan 2026 Limited Edition Drawn Clear Cards” (11 types in total). These cards feature main characters from TMS’s flagship titles, unified by a charming cinema theme, depicting them holding movie-going essentials like popcorn and tickets.
Furthermore, those who complete a booth survey will receive a “Drawn Double Ring Calendar” featuring all the characters from the clear cards. This unique calendar allows users to separate the character visual and calendar pages, letting them choose their favorite character to display each month. It’s a delightful touch that brings a personal connection to the characters.
Please note: Clear cards are randomly packed (3 per pack) and cannot be chosen. Both novelties are available on a first-come, first-served basis and while supplies last. Double ring calendars are distributed in limited quantities during morning (from opening) and afternoon (from noon) sessions each day.
Stay updated on booth details by following the official X accounts:
Spotlight on Exhibitions and Merchandise
The booth is a treasure trove of dedicated corners, each celebrating different facets of TMS and Sega’s creative output.
Featured Works Exhibition
Immersive photo spots and production materials will be displayed for a diverse range of titles (in alphabetical order):
- Ao no Hako
- Undead Unluck
- I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World and Became Unrivaled in the Real World, Too
- SAKAMOTO DAYS
- Dr. STONE SCIENCE FUTURE
- The Fish We Let Get Away Was Bigger, But the Fish We Caught Was Too Big
- Baki Dou
- Magic Knight Rayearth
- Detective Conan: The Highway’s Fallen Angel (Movie Edition)
TMS Shop Product Exhibition Corner
Discover new merchandise from the TMS Entertainment official online store, TMS Shop. Featured items will include products from Ao no Hako, SAKAMOTO DAYS, and Dr. STONE.
Explore these collections:
Visit the TMS Shop for more. Follow TMS Shop Official X for updates.
TV Anime Detective Conan 30th Anniversary Corner
A special corner will showcase commemorative goods for the 30th anniversary of the Detective Conan TV anime, available on the TMS Shop. Fans can view these memorable items firsthand.
Discover the TV Anime Detective Conan 30th Anniversary products.
TMSLab Corner
The TMSLab corner invites visitors to experience the special effects world of the original work Love Comedy and Kaiju Extermination Unwritten Rule with a unique photo spot. It will also host the announcement of the winning work from the “2nd TMSLab Winning Battle” and display original comic works, offering both reading and viewing enjoyment. Attendees can also receive limited edition Hamukatsu fans and LINE stickers on a first-come, first-served basis.
Explore more at the TMSLab Official Site and TMSLab Official X.
Sega Fave Product Exhibition Corner
Sega Fave will display samples of their prize figures and lottery items.
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Sega Prizes: Upcoming figures for crane games, including Detective Conan prizes (movie and 30th anniversary items) launching from April 2026, Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 products from March 2026, and Baki Dou figures from July 2026.
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Sega Lucky Kuji: Samples of the no-lose character lottery prizes, including “Detective Conan Neo City Pop,” “Detective Conan Minna to Issho -Omoide Hen- (Online),” “TV Anime Yowamushi Pedal Limit Break Hug Hug Mi! (Online),” and “TV Anime Tokyo Revengers Hug Hug Mi! (Online).”
For the latest on Sega Prizes and Lucky Kuji, visit:
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Merchandise Display: “Fuwa Puchi Deformed Figures” from Sega’s hobby brand “S-FIRE” will also be showcased, promising new additions.
For S-FIRE details, check out:
Event Details
AnimeJapan 2026 will take place on March 28th (Saturday) and 29th (Sunday) at Tokyo Big Sight, East 5 Hall, Booth J05. For ticket information and further details, please visit the AnimeJapan 2026 Official Website.
This collaborative effort between TMS Entertainment and Sega Fave at AnimeJapan 2026 is poised to captivate global fans, offering a rich tapestry of beloved characters and new discoveries. The meticulously crafted “Cinema Complex” theme, coupled with exclusive merchandise and interactive displays, not only celebrates the current vibrancy of anime and manga but also sets a benchmark for future fan engagement. Such immersive experiences are crucial in fostering deeper connections between fans and their cherished series, undoubtedly fueling the global expansion of kawaii culture.
