Like a Dragon Exhibition Opens November 6 at Yokohama Coast
The Like a Dragon exhibition adds a new gift-themed area and a free Stranger Than Heaven showcase with a three-era trial corner.
The Like a Dragon exhibition 'Like a Dragon Kankon Zosai-ten -Kiwami-' and a special Stranger Than Heaven showcase will run from November 6 to November 29, 2026 at Yokohama Coast in Yokohama, according to game.watch.impress.co.jp.
The event adds and renews several exhibits compared with the previous kankon sosai-ten. A new gift area replaces the former funeral area and lets visitors try a Sujimon Get experience using year-end gifts, which are also offered for order sale.
The celebration area includes a 100 famous quotes corner, a comparison corner for four characters and a corner listing more than 1,500 series characters. The Kamurocho coming-of-age ceremony photo spot has been renewed with a special ceremony version.
The wedding area offers photo spots themed as a wedding venue, with life-size panels of characters in formal dress and an AR photo app. The festival area recreates scenes such as the vacant lot from Like a Dragon 0 and the Tojo Clan headquarters.
Stranger Than Heaven area free to enter
The Stranger Than Heaven exhibition area is free to enter without a ticket for the main exhibition. Its trial corner offers the same content shown at Tokyo Game Show 2026, with battles set in three eras: 1915 Kokura, 1929 Kure and 1943 Osaka. A theater area labeled a special performance is also part of the showcase, and the goods corner sells new event-exclusive items alongside some Stranger Than Heaven goods.
Quick answers
When does the Like a Dragon exhibition run?
It runs from November 6 to November 29, 2026 at Yokohama Coast in Yokohama.
Do I need a ticket for the Stranger Than Heaven area?
No. The Stranger Than Heaven exhibition area is free to enter without a ticket for the main exhibition.
What can visitors try in the Stranger Than Heaven trial corner?
The same content shown at Tokyo Game Show 2026, with battles in three eras: 1915 Kokura, 1929 Kure and 1943 Osaka.