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My Hero Academia

No permanent venue — Jump Shop is the official channel.

My Hero Academia is among the most watched anime outside Japan, but like most currently-running Jump series it has no permanent themed destination. Merchandise is the goal: Jump Shop carries Shueisha's own designs, which are not sold through general retail, and Animate carries the broader licensed range. Time-limited collaboration cafés appear regularly in Ikebukuro and Shibuya — worth checking for your dates.

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Pick a city and we show you what is there for My Hero Academia — the places, and what is on while you visit.

Kanto

Tokyo東京Every major anime and game IP keeps its flagship store in Tokyo. Shibuya, Ikebukuro and Akihabara each cover a different part of the hobby, and all three sit on the same loop line.Every major anime and game IP keeps its flagship store in Tokyo. Shibuya, Ikebukuro and Akihabara each cover a different part of the hobby, and all three sit on the same loop line.2Places

Ikebukuro 1 Asakusa 1

Chubu

Nagoya名古屋The gateway to Ghibli Park in Aichi — the only Ghibli theme park in the world. Osu is the local hobby district.The gateway to Ghibli Park in Aichi — the only Ghibli theme park in the world. Osu is the local hobby district.1Places

Kansai

Kyoto京都Beyond the temples: the Kyoto International Manga Museum holds 300,000 volumes you can read on the spot, and Toei Kyoto Studio Park is a working film lot you can walk into.Beyond the temples: the Kyoto International Manga Museum holds 300,000 volumes you can read on the spot, and Toei Kyoto Studio Park is a working film lot you can walk into.1Places

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