Japanese Gallery Anime

15/10/2026

46 years ago this week, Joe stepped back into the ring.

Ash*ta no Joe 2 first aired in Japan on 13 October 1980, continuing the story of Joe Yabuki after the death of his great rival, Toru Rikiishi.
Joe returns to boxing carrying the trauma of that fight, gradually facing stronger opponents as he makes his way towards the world stage, culminating in his legendary bout with José Mendoza.
More than four decades later, Ash*ta no Joe remains one of the defining works of Japanese sports anime.
A fitting one to revisit this autumn.

07/10/2026

16/09/2026

The anime Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will begin airing in Japan on October 11th, 2026.
This enhanced edition revisits Dragon Ball Super with new footage, upgraded visuals and re-recorded audio, bringing Goku’s battle with the God of Destruction Beerus back with even greater impact.
To celebrate its return, we’re featuring this Dragon Ball Super poster from our collection.

01/09/2026

Jujutsu Kaisen has just closed its 5th anniversary celebrations with a major new reveal.
At Juju Fes 2026 5th anniversary, held in Yokohama, Japan, on 29-30 August, a new super teaser visual for Season 4, The Culling Game Part 2, was unveiled, featuring Ryomen Sukuna reaching out from beneath dark water.
To mark the occasion, we’re featuring a selection of original Japanese Jujutsu Kaisen posters from our collection.
Available on japanesegallery.com.

20/08/2026

2026 marks the 25th anniversary of Fullmetal Alchemist.
Created by Hiromu Arakawa and first serialised in 2001, the story of Edward and Alphonse Elric has become one of the most enduring titles in modern Japanese manga and anime.
To celebrate 25 years of Fullmetal Alchemist, we’re featuring a selection of original Japanese posters from the series.
From alchemy and adventure to the bond between two brothers, its world continues to resonate with fans around the world.
Available on japanesegallery.com.

17/08/2026

In Japan, summer has long been associated with ghost stories, yokai and tales of the supernatural.
Few characters embody that world as vividly as GeGeGe no Kitaro, Shigeru Mizuki’s iconic series inspired by Japan’s rich folklore of spirits and mysterious creatures.
To mark the season, we’re featuring a selection of GeGeGe no Kitaro posters and original animation cels, bringing its unforgettable yokai characters to life.
Available on japanesegallery.com.

07/08/2026

This year marks 55 years since the first Lupin the Third TV anime began airing in Japan in 1971.
To celebrate, we are featuring a selection of original production cels and Japanese posters from across the Lupin the Third franchise.
For more than half a century, Lupin the Third has continued to evolve through films, TV series and more, while retaining its unmistakable mix of action, humour and style.
Available on japanesegallery.com