NARUTO THE GALLERY

Berlin is the first European stop on the world tour of the spectacular exhibition NARUTO THE GALLERY, dedicated to the adventures of Naruto and his companions in the iconic world of the Shinobi.

Naruto has long been more than just an anime character.

His ability to inspire and move people is based on thrilling stories that have touched millions of fans around the world.

The exhibition revisits unforgettable and nostalgic moments from the popular anime series. The focus is on character development, friendship and epic battles. With elaborately animated sequences, legendary scenes and carefully curated story elements, NARUTO THE GALLERY invites visitors to an impressive retrospective of the anime series.

With impressive images and emotionally charged scenes that bring the story of Naruto and his friends back to life, Naruto fans can immerse themselves in over 20 years of anime and Shinobi history in the exhibition.

At the end, visitors can enjoy an immersive theatre experience with the grand final battle.

Information & ticket sales

NARUTO THE GALLERY will take place from 27 August to 24 November 2025 at the Radsetzerei on the famous RAW grounds in Berlin – organised by TOKYOPOP in partnership with MyTicket.de, PLAION PICTURES, Carlsen, Figuya and Manga Mafia.

Artist collaboration

A special highlight of the exhibition is the collaboration with five up-and-coming talents from the Japanese animation scene: Nina Ai, Kohei Kadowaki, Kosuke Sugimoto, Kohta Morie and que. With their individual styles, they reinterpret iconic scenes from the NARUTO anime – scenes that have thrilled fans around the world for over two decades.
Their works, created especially for the exhibition, lend new visual perspectives to the story and are among the central highlights of the exhibition.

The global success of NARUTO

NARUTO is a manga series published in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine that tells the story of the young ninja Naruto Uzumaki. He faces fierce battles against rivals and his own past as he pursues his dream of becoming Hokage of the village of Konoha.
The story of the characters' personal growth, the finely drawn interpersonal relationships and the deeply constructed world have touched people around the world for generations and earned the series passionate support.

The manga series comprises 72 volumes and has a worldwide total circulation of over 250 million copies. It is published in over 60 countries and regions, with overseas sales alone exceeding 100 million copies.

The anime series was first broadcast in 2002. It was followed in 2007 by the sequel Naruto Shippuden, which concluded in 2017. In 2022, the franchise celebrated the 20th anniversary of its TV broadcast. A total of eleven animated feature films have been released.

The anime series was made available worldwide shortly after its Japanese premiere and has established itself as one of the most popular and successful anime franchises worldwide.