The popular manga "Yotsuba&!", which has sold over 10 million copies and is currently translated into 13 languages, celebrates its 10th anniversary with the "Yotsuba&!" exhibition, "Yotsuba & Danbo Exhibition," which began on August 31st and runs through September 16th at the Parco Museum in Shibuya.
The exhibition will feature a "Making of" corner showcasing original artwork, art materials, and sketches, as well as related items. In addition, to commemorate the completion of "Le Danboard," a stop-motion cinematic film featuring Danbo, a popular character from "Yotsuba&!", a variety of Danbo figures, merchandise, and original Danbo figures only available at the venue will be on display.
Also planned are a screening at Cine Quinto (in Shibuya Parco 3) and a collaboration cafe with original menu items.
"Yotsuba&!" is a popular manga by Kiyohiko Azuma. It depicts the everyday life of a slightly eccentric girl named Yotsuba and the people around her. The figure of the character "Danbo" has been ranked number one in the hobby category of Amazon's annual rankings for four consecutive years since 2008. The work has also won the Agency for Cultural Affairs' Media Arts Manga Division Excellence Award and been selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Media Arts.

[Event Information]
Yotsuba and Danbo Exhibition
Venue: Parco Museum (Shibuya Parco Part 1, 3rd floor)
Address: 15-1 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Dates: August 31st to September 16th
Admission: 500 yen for adults, free for elementary school students and younger