Pony Canyon announced the Tokyo Revengers BAKUSO POP UP ASIA TOUR in October 2026, bringing the official Tokyo Revengers tour to three major Asian hubs. The event series celebrates the worldwide streaming broadcast of Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc on Disney+ [1]. Organizers planned retail stops in Seoul, Taipei, and Bangkok. Fans get free access to themed exhibits and location-specific merchandise [2].
Tokyo Revengers Tour Schedule in Three Cities
The Tokyo Revengers tour begins in South Korea before moving to Taiwan and wrapping up in Thailand early next year [1]. Each stop runs for ten days [2]. Local fans get a dedicated window to visit the pop-up spaces in their home cities. Admission is free [1].
South Korea hosts the opening stop from November 13 to November 22, 2026, welcoming visitors at the OU-EN KR space located at 22 Sinchon-ro 6-gil in the Mapo-gu district of Seoul. Doors open at 11 AM and close at 7 PM. Taiwan follows later that month with an engagement at the OU-EN Xinyi Songyan Store in Taipei, where doors open from November 27 to December 6, 2026 [1]. That retail site sits on the first floor at No. 4, Alley 46, Lane 553, Section 4 of Zhongxiao East Road in Xinyi District, with daily operating hours from 11:00 to 21:00 [2].
Bangkok welcomes the final leg of the tour in early 2027 as displays move to Southeast Asia [1]. The Bangkok event runs from January 22 to January 31, 2027, inside the MBK Center special event space. The complex stands at 444 Phayathai Road in Pathumwan’s Wang Mai subdistrict. Operating hours run from 10:00 to 21:00 daily [2]. It gives Thai audiences a central urban gathering spot to buy official goods and view promotional art [1].
Exclusive Venue Merchandise and Free Admission
Admission is free at all three venues. Fans don’t need advance passes or paid registrations to enter [1]. This open-door policy welcomes casual viewers and longtime manga readers alike [2].
Pony Canyon said that every venue will offer new character merchandise created for the event, along with city-exclusive items that won’t be sold at the other two stops [1]. Fans can buy limited stationery, character badges, and apparel themed around the main delinquent crews [2]. Organizers planned the Tokyo Revengers tour to celebrate the worldwide streaming run of Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc, which began streaming on Disney+ on October 3, 2026. Because each city receives its own special product catalog, collectors who follow the tour closely can track exclusive memorabilia tied to their home market [1].
Store announcements, admission guidelines, and crowd rules will appear on official social media channels. Fans can check OU-EN EVENT accounts on X and Instagram, as well as the @anime_toman account. Visitors can also monitor news updates on the official anime portal at tokyo-revengers-anime.com. These accounts provide schedule notices and store policies throughout the winter months [2].
Ken Wakui and Manga Origins
Manga creator Ken Wakui wrote and illustrated Tokyo Revengers after building his reputation on Shinjuku Swan, a suspenseful story that explored underground scouts in Tokyo [2]. He brought that same grounded delinquency into a story focused on second chances [3]. The manga features time travel [2].
Wakui began serializing the manga in Kodansha’s Weekly Shōnen Magazine in March 2017, blending time slips with Tokyo youth gang culture. The work ran in the weekly magazine until November 2022, eventually compiling its story chapters into 31 collected tankōbon volumes. Kodansha published all 31 volumes. In 2020, the comic earned major industry recognition when it won the 44th Kodansha Manga Award in the shōnen category. By June 2024, Kodansha recorded that the manga had surpassed 80 million copies in circulation, placing it among the best-selling manga series in publishing history [3].
The manga’s huge circulation figures turned Wakui’s characters into recognizable cultural icons across Asia. Fans connected with the theme of fighting against an unchangeable fate. That loyalty drove strong demand for spin-offs, character goods, and themed live gatherings [3]. That sustained popularity created the audience base that now travels to attend the Asian pop-up stops [1].
Takemichi Hanagaki in the Tokyo Manji Gang
The narrative centers on Takemichi Hanagaki, a 26-year-old part-timer who feels stuck in an unrewarding adult life. His world collapses when television news reports that his middle school girlfriend Hinata Tachibana and her brother Naoto were murdered by the Tokyo Manji Gang. Takemichi regrets his past [3].
The next day, an unknown attacker pushes Takemichi off a train platform, triggering a supernatural jump twelve years into the past to 2005. Returning to his middle school days, he learns that his circle of friends had been forced into underground brawls staged by a Tokyo Manji Gang member named Kiyomasa. Takemichi stands his ground in a brutal fistfight, catching the attention of gang leader Mikey and his second-in-command Draken. When he returns to the present day, Takemichi discovers that Hinata is still dead because Tetta Kisaki turned the gang into a criminal syndicate. Takemichi must leap back repeatedly to prevent Draken’s murder, stop internal betrayal by Peh-yan during the Moebius brawl, and confront Valhalla leader Shūji Hanma during the Bloody Halloween battle on October 31, 2005 [3].
Takemichi joins the Tokyo Manji Gang under Takashi Mitsuya, working to stop Mikey from succumbing to grief after his brother Shinichiro was killed by Kazutora. Later time leaps pull him into dangerous conflicts against the Black Dragons led by Taiju Shiba, as well as the Tenjiku syndicate during the Kanto Incident. Through every timeline shift, Takemichi’s loyalty keeps him fighting to protect Hinata and save his friends from violent fates. He refuses to surrender [3].
Why the Tokyo Revengers Tour Follows the Anime
Animation studio Liden Films produced the television anime adaptation, which debuted on Japanese airwaves in April 2021. The show gained a large international audience during its broadcast run, establishing the franchise as a major streaming hit [3]. Disney+ streams the anime [1].
The anime returned with a second season from January to April 2023, followed by a third season covering the Tenjiku storyline between October and December 2023 [3]. Its fourth season premiered in October 2026, streaming worldwide on Disney+ under the title Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc [1]. Outside of television animation, the property inspired a live-action theatrical film in July 2021, which led to a two-part cinematic sequel released in April and June 2023 [3]. The story was also adapted into stage plays in Japan [2].
With new animated episodes streaming globally, the official Tokyo Revengers tour gives fans in Seoul, Taipei, and Bangkok a chance to celebrate the series in person [1]. Pony Canyon connects regional fanbases directly with Wakui’s world by offering free admission with exclusive local merchandise [2]. The pop-up stores run from November 2026 through January 2027 to provide Asian audiences with a physical celebration of the anime’s latest chapter [1].
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