Ryoko Kui's work is the subject of a traveling exhibition that opened in Los Angeles in July 2026, and her manga Delicious in Dungeon is included in a large-scale Amazon Kindle sale offering points back on Kadokawa titles.
Ryoko Kui's work has been the focus of a traveling exhibition that began in Japan and other parts of Asia before making its U.S. debut in New York in October 2025. The exhibition, announced by Kadokawa World Entertainment on May 20, 2026, opened in Los Angeles from July 2 to 26, 2026, at Art Share L.A. in the Los Angeles Arts District. It runs concurrently with Anime Expo 2026. The exhibition includes reproduced artwork from Delicious in Dungeon and Kui's earlier works, such as The Dragon's School Is on Top of the Mountain, Seven Little Sons of the Dragon, and Terrarium in Drawer. Exclusive materials include rough concept sketches, a long-form interview with Kui, and time-lapse drawing footage. Photo spots feature dungeon monsters, items, and recreated food from the series, with some exhibition features making their U.S. debut in Los Angeles. Imported official merchandise is available on-site, including an expanded lineup of new items for U.S. fans. Guests who purchase special bundled tickets receive an exclusive collector item.
In July 2026, Amazon Kindle launched a large-scale sale offering up to 50% points back on select Kadokawa manga titles, running from July 7 through July 13 for the Kadokawa campaign and until July 23 for the Summer Super Point Fair. The promotion covers dozens of series, including Delicious in Dungeon. All 14 volumes of Delicious in Dungeon (excluding volume 10) are eligible; buying the full set costs 10,742 yen and yields 5,012 yen in points. The Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: Adventurer's Bible Complete Edition and Ryoko Kui's sketchbook Daydream Hour are also included in the sale.
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Amazon Kindle has launched a large-scale sale offering up to 50% points back on select Kadokawa manga titles, running from July 7 through July 13 for the Kadokawa campaign and until July 23 for the Summer Super Point Fair. The promotion coincides with Amazon Prime Day and covers dozens of series, including Delicious in Dungeon, Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon, Nichijou, Persona 3, Persona 4, Persona 5: Mementos Mission, and Gunslinger Girl. For Delicious in Dungeon, all 14 volumes (excluding volume 10) are eligible; buying the full set costs 10,742 yen and yields 5,012 yen in points. The Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: Adventurer's Bible Complete Edition and Ryoko Kui's sketchbook Daydream Hour are also included. The Persona manga adaptations are similarly discounted: all 11 volumes of Persona 3 cost 6,897 yen with 3,454 points back, all 13 volumes of Persona 4 cost 8,173 yen with 4,092 points back, and all 3 volumes of Persona 5: Mementos Mission cost 2,057 yen with 1,029 points back. Other notable titles in the sale include Fate/stay night, Fate/Zero, Today's Menu for the Emiya Family, A Bride's Story, Neon Genesis Evangelion, The Saga of Tanya the Evil, Erased, Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation, and The Eminence in Shadow.
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Kadokawa World Entertainment announced on May 20 that the Ryoko Kui Exhibition and Delicious in Dungeon Exhibition will open in Los Angeles from July 2 to 26, 2026, at Art Share L.A. in the Los Angeles Arts District. The exhibition follows its U.S. debut in New York in October 2025 and has previously run in Japan and other parts of Asia. It will open during the same week as Anime Expo 2026. The exhibition includes a showcase of reproduced artwork from Delicious in Dungeon and Kui's earlier works, such as The Dragon's School Is on Top of the Mountain, Seven Little Sons of the Dragon, and Terrarium in Drawer. Exclusive materials include rough concept sketches, a long-form interview with Kui, and time-lapse drawing footage. Photo spots feature dungeon monsters, items, and recreated food from the series, with some exhibition features making their U.S. debut in Los Angeles. Imported official merchandise will be available on-site, including an expanded lineup of new items for U.S. fans. Guests who purchase special bundled tickets receive an exclusive collector item.