Osaka and Tokyo Motorcycle Shows Rev Up with Monster Strike Collaboration
Japan’s premier two-wheel events, the 42nd Osaka Motorcycle Show 2026 and the 53rd Tokyo Motorcycle Show 2026, are embarking on an exciting new journey. The Japan Motorcycle Promotion & Safety Association has announced a groundbreaking collaboration with “Monster Strike,” the immensely popular smartphone game, to draw in a broader audience and foster new enthusiasm for motorcycles. This initiative is designed to introduce the vibrant world of motorcycling to a younger, game-savvy demographic.
Exclusive Key Visual by Ryosuke Takeuchi Unveiled
At the heart of this collaboration is a captivating key visual, specially commissioned from popular illustrator Ryosuke Takeuchi. Known for his unique style influenced by street fashion and culture, Takeuchi’s art breathes life into the partnership. The Osaka Motorcycle Show’s key visual prominently features the beloved Monster Strike character “Masamune” alongside other fan favorites, all depicted enjoying the event’s lively atmosphere and the allure of two-wheeled vehicles. This exclusive artwork, revealed on December 23, 2025, perfectly encapsulates the show’s theme, “Come on over, Reiwa Bike Scene!”
Anime and game fans familiar with Takeuchi’s work on social media will undoubtedly appreciate the dynamic and celebratory feel of this visual, which sets the tone for an engaging event.
Diverse Ticket Options and Youth-Friendly Pricing
Tickets for the events go on sale starting February 1, 2026. Recognizing the importance of attracting younger attendees, the organizers have introduced a range of accessible pricing options:
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General Advance Ticket: 2,400 yen
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U22 Discount Ticket: 2,000 yen (for ages 18-22, ID required)
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U22 Pair Discount Ticket: 3,200 yen (for two people aged 18-22, ID required)
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Free Admission: High school students and younger (student ID or age verification required)
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Free Admission: Persons with disabilities (with one caregiver, electronic ticket acquisition still necessary)
Adding an extra layer of excitement, a special “Monster Strike Goods Included Admission Ticket” will be available for 3,900 yen, offered for a limited time from February 1 to February 20, 2026. This ticket allows purchasers to receive exclusive Monster Strike merchandise at the venue. Online ticket sales will be available via the official website, with some two-wheel accessory stores also selling advance tickets.
For ticket purchases and detailed information, visit the official website:
https://www.motorcycleshow.jp/ticket/
Event Details and Future Outlook
The 42nd Osaka Motorcycle Show 2026 will run from March 20 to March 22, 2026, at Intex Osaka, while the 53rd Tokyo Motorcycle Show 2026 is scheduled from March 27 to March 29, 2026, at Tokyo Big Sight. Both events aim to provide enriching experiences through motorcycles, promote the motorcycle industry, and foster a healthy motorcycle culture.
Keep an eye on the dedicated collaboration website for more details on event-exclusive content and visitor campaigns:
https://www.motorcycleshow.org/monst2026
This cross-industry partnership between a traditional motor show and a globally popular mobile game like Monster Strike signals a strategic move to blend diverse cultural elements. It will likely set a precedent for future collaborations, inviting unexpected audiences to discover the thrill of Japan’s motorcycle scene and the broader ‘Reiwa Bike Scene’ culture.
