Like a Dragon 20th Anniversary Exhibition Opens at Yokohama Coast
Sega's Like a Dragon Wedding, Funeral & Gift Exhibition -Kiwami- runs from November 6 to November 29, 2026 at YOKOHAMA COAST, marking the series' 20th anniversary. The event revives a 2025 exhibition with a new Gift area replacing Funeral.
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Why it matters
The anniversary exhibition treats the series' accumulated cast and story as the attraction itself, with a wall of roughly 1,500 characters standing in for a highlight reel.
Key Facts
- The Like a Dragon Wedding, Funeral & Gift Exhibition -Kiwami- runs from November 6 to November 29, 2026 at YOKOHAMA COAST.
- The exhibition commemorates the 20th anniversary of Sega's Like a Dragon series.
- A new Gift area replaces the Funeral area from the 2025 exhibition.
- A character panel shows about 1,500 characters from the series.
- Masayoshi Yokoyama, representative of Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, appears in a video message about the first game's creation.
Displays run from a series history movie narrated by a Takaya Kuroda message to quotes panels, a character wall of about 1,500 figures, and photos with 20-year-old main cast members.
Visitors enter through a short movie that runs from 2005's Like a Dragon to 2025's Like a Dragon 8 Gaiden: Pirates in Hawaii, closing on a message from Takaya Kuroda, the voice of Kazuma Kiryu. Past characters bow from video panels in the Wedding area, and quote panels carry lines including "Only those who want to die, come at me!!" and "Let's play Pocket Circuit!"
A chronology covers incidents from prewar times to the present, and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio representative Masayoshi Yokoyama appears in a video message about how the first game was born. Original proposal documents from that period are on display. The Gift area takes year-end gift orders for December delivery.
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