One Piece Makes History in Tokyo

One Piece always finds a way to make history, from its massive sales to its legacy in Japanese and global culture.

On August 27th, the official One Piece account announced the #OnePieceOnly exhibit that will launch from Wednesday, October 9th, to recognize One Piece as a historical epic in Japanese cultural history.

The Museum of Art in Tachikawa, Tokyo will host the ‘ONE PIECE ONLY‘ exhibition, featuring a massive display of every page from Chapters 1-1110 on a 140-meter-long wall.

This is historic as this is the first time a manga of One Piece’s enduring length has been shown in nearly its entirety before a public audience.

There are also other events that will take place, such as a printing “treasure chest” containing the secret processes on how to create manga. The exhibit will showcase not only the existing manga pages of the One Piece series but also how Oda and other mangaka do their work as mangaka, providing a comprehensive educational experience.

【イベント情報】

10.9(水)より東京 立川の美術館
PLAY! MUSEUMで開催される
「#ONEPIECEONLY」展

第1話~第1110話の全ページを、
140mの壁面に展示します。
圧倒的迫力を､ご体感ください。

チケット販売は9.1(日)10:00から！https://t.co/riefilt2q4#ONEPIECE#ワンピースオンリー展 pic.twitter.com/NxHzqZhUN3

— ONE PIECE スタッフ【公式】/ Official (@Eiichiro_Staff) August 27, 2024

Tickets will go on sale from 10am on September 1st (Sunday). You can get more information at https://one-piece-only.play2020.jp.

About One Piece

One Piece is a series authored by Eiichiro Oda for Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump Magazine, having been serialized since 1997. One Piece has also set the Guinness World Record for “the most copies published for the same comic book series by a single author” in 2015 at 320 million copies and in 2022 upon reaching 500 million copies.

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