Japanese Film Tops Weekend Chart as 17-Day Total Reaches 2.24 Billion Yen
The film sold 1,549,251 tickets in 17 days through October 18, 2026, and its three-day weekend gross of 448 million yen beat its opening weekend.
A Japanese film led the weekend box office in revenue and admissions for October 16-18, 2026, according to Kogyo Tsushinsha. The film, which has been in theaters since October 2, 2026, has drawn full houses at some screenings.
Over its first 17 days through October 18, 2026, it earned 2,249,183,290 yen and sold 1,549,251 tickets. The figures were reported by cinemacafe.net.
Its three-day weekend revenue of 448 million yen was higher than the 441 million yen it took in over its opening three days, the outlet reported.
Quick answers
When did the film open in Japanese theaters?
It has been in theaters since October 2, 2026.
How much has the film earned so far?
It earned 2,249,183,290 yen and sold 1,549,251 tickets in 17 days through October 18, 2026.