“Honey Lemon Soda” Series Finale Exhibition at Seibu Shibuya: A Report from the Event!

“Honey Lemon Soda” Series Finale Exhibition at Seibu Shibuya: A Report from the Event!

The “Honey Lemon Soda: Completion Commemorative Exhibition,” celebrating the conclusion of Mayu Murata’s popular coming-of-age romance “Honey Lemon Soda,” is is currently being held to great acclaim at the event space on the 4th floor of Building B at Seibu Shibuya starting Friday, September 11, 2026!

In addition to seven interactive zones where visitors can follow the story as students of Yamitsu High School, the venue features exhibits of reproduction original artwork, photo spots, and limited-edition merchandise .

The Collaboration Café editorial team headed straight to the venue on opening day to cover the event!

We’ll bring you everything from the highlights of the exhibition and admission perks to a look at the merchandise area.

You can also find event details and the merchandise lineup in the feature article below.

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Key Points of This Article

・Event: Honey Lemon Soda Series Finale Exhibition (Based on the original work by Mayu Murata)
・Dates: Friday, September 11, 2026 – September 30 (Wed), 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Last admission at 7:30 PM)
・Venue: Seibu Shibuya Store, Building B, 4th Floor Event Space
・Content: 7 interactive exhibition zones / Reproductions of original artwork / Photo spots / Limited-edition merchandise (25 varieties total)
・Admission: General Admission—Advance: 1,800 yen (tax included); At the Door: 2,000 yen (tax included). Also includes a random card (10 varieties total) as an admission bonus.

Details of the “Honey Lemon Soda: Commemorative Exhibition Marking the Series’ Conclusion”

“Honey Lemon Soda” is a coming-of-age romance story that was serialized in “Ribon” (Shueisha) for approximately 10 and a half years starting in 2015. To commemorate its conclusion, the “Honey Lemon Soda: Commemorative Exhibition” is currently on display at the event space on the 4th floor of Building B at Seibu Shibuya until Wednesday, September 30, 2026.

Under the theme “As many memories as there are, so many youth,” The exhibition is organized into seven zones that trace the story’s journey—from its beginning, through Hanaka’s inner struggles, her high school days at Yamitsu High, all the way to the finale.

With a display of original artwork, interactive visitor activities, and photo spots, you can fully immerse yourself in the youth that Hanaka, Kai, and the others lived through!

Honey Lemon Soda Series Conclusion Commemorative Exhibition Key Visual © Mayu Murata/Shueisha
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Exhibition Report: “Honey Lemon Soda” Series Finale Commemorative Exhibition

From here on, we’ll take you through the exhibition in the order we actually toured the venue!

*Photography is permitted only in designated areas within the venue. Please refrain from using flash, selfie sticks, tripods, or other photography aids.

ZONE 0: “The Entrance to the Story”

Just past the entrance gate to the venue on the 4th floor of Seibu Shibuya Building B, you’ll find the school gate of Yamitsu High School!

Panels featuring comments from author Mayu Murata and character profiles adorn the walls, alongside cherry blossom decorations that evoke the atmosphere of an entrance ceremony.

©Mayu Murata/Shueisha

ZONE 1: “Hana’s Inner Conflict”

As you step into the dimly lit space, words symbolizing the inner conflict Hana has been grappling with appear before your eyes.

In the back, a desk and chair stand alone, and there is an interactive exhibit where visitors can write their thoughts on sticky notes under the theme, “What did you want to say but couldn’t?”

The panels from the original manga spread across an entire wall, and the words “Help me,” spread across an entire wall, convey Hana’s sense of suffocation.

© Mayu Murata/Shueisha
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ZONE 2: “Change and Growth”

We follow how Hanaka’s world gradually changes as she meets Kai.

Kai’s words—such as “Your happiness has already begun” and “You’re a gem”— are displayed prominently on the walls, allowing you to relive those heart-stirring moments alongside the visual effect of dancing feathers.

© Mayu Murata/Shueisha

ZONE 3: “Youth at Yamitsu High School”

A recreated cultural festival space, decorated with chalkboard art, balloons, and garlands, spreads out before you.

Tables and chairs are set up, so you can actually sit down and take photos.

In addition, framed reproductions of the original artwork are displayed around the area, alongside panels featuring panels from the original manga.

There’s even a photo spot where you can recreate a scene from the series and take a commemorative photo next to Kai while sipping lemon soda!

© Mayu Murata/Shueisha
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ZONE4 “The Moment Feelings Are Conveyed”

A set designed with a lectern and stage recreates Kai’s memorable confession scene!

“I’m now Miura-kun’s girlfriend. ” Along with a lineup of iconic lines presented in yellow speech bubbles, this display traces the moment their relationship took a turn.

© Mayu Murata/Shueisha

ZONE 5: “Everyone’s Love Stories and Choices”

A zone that looks back on the characters’ relationships and love stories through original artwork and graphics.

In the visitor-participation event “Top 10 Favorite Scenes from Kai,” you can choose your favorite scene, receive a sticker, and stick it on a cup displayed on the wall to cast your vote.

There’s also a “Which Side Are You On?” VS panel, and the zone is packed with interactive features that let fans chat with one another!

*Limited to one sticker per person.

© Mayu Murata/Shueisha
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ZONE6 “As many memories as there are, so many youth.”

The finale area, named after the exhibition’s theme, features numerous color original illustrations!

At the blackboard display asking, “What is your fondest school memory?”, visitors can write their own messages right there on the spot.

At the time of our visit, messages from the first day were already starting to pile up, and it looks set to get even livelier as the exhibition progresses. This is an area where you’ll discover new joys with every repeat visit.

From photo spots featuring life-size panels decorated with balloons to large-scale visuals—there’s plenty to see right up until the very end!

© Mayu Murata/Shueisha
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Merchandise from the “Honey Lemon Soda: Complete Series Commemorative Exhibition”

The merchandise area features a wide variety of items featuring illustrations drawn specifically for this exhibition.

In addition to the original illustrations, framed reproductions of the beautiful color illustrations that graced the magazine are also available for purchase.

The lineup includes a total of 25 items, ranging from collectible items like acrylic charms, pin badges, and Cheki-style cards to mugs, tote bags, T-shirts, and even perfume and foil-stamped clear autograph cards!

*Merchandise is available in limited quantities and will be .
*You may make one purchase per person per ticket upon entry.
*You cannot choose the design for trading-style items.
*Once you have purchased merchandise, you will not be able to re-enter the exhibition area.

© Mayu Murata/ Shueisha

“Honey Lemon Soda: Commemorative Exhibition for the Series Finale” Merchandise List
Product Name Price (Tax Included)
Landmark Acrylic Charm [A] (Random—15 varieties total) 660 yen
Landmark Acrylic Charm [B] (Random; 16 varieties total) 660 yen
Heart-Shaped Pin [A] (Random; 7 varieties total) 660 yen
Heart-Shaped Pin [B] (Random; 11 varieties total) 660 yen
Instant Photo-Style Cards (Random; 16 varieties total) 550 yen
Postcards (10 varieties total) 330 yen
Clear File (3 designs total) 660 yen
Sticker Set

770 yen
Aurora Acrylic Keychain (7 designs total) 880 yen
Shopping Bag 880 yen
Acrylic Frame Magnets (6 designs total) 1,210 yen
Tile Stickers

1,320 yen
Masking Tape 1,320 yen
Hand Towel 1,500 yen
Folding Compact Mirror 1,760 yen
Acrylic Stands (7 designs total) 1,950 yen
Commemorative Poster 1,980 yen
Mug 2,750 yen
Pair of Acrylic Stands (3 types total) 2,750 yen
Calendar 2,860 yen
Tote Bag 4,400 yen
T-shirt [Hana & Kai] (Sizes: M / L) 5,500 yen
T-shirt [Hana Ishimori] (Sizes: M / L) 6,600 yen
Foiled Clear Art Card 7,700 yen
Perfume (2 varieties total) 7,700 yen
©Mayu Murata/Shueisha

Admission and Purchase Bonuses for the “Honey Lemon Soda Series Finale Commemorative Exhibition”

At the venue entrance, each visitor will receive one “Random Card” (10 varieties total).

In addition, first-time visitors will receive one “Original Profile Book Sheet” and one “Original Leaflet” designed to look like a school guide.

The leaflet is titled “Kanagawa Prefectural Yamitsu High School School Guide,” and when you pass through the school , allowing you to experience what it’s like to enroll at Yamitsu High School!

Additionally, repeat visitors who present their first admission ticket stub will receive an “exclusively drawn mini-shikishi-style card,” and visitors on weekdays will receive one of seven different “bookmarks” .

Furthermore, for every 3,000 yen (tax included) spent on venue merchandise, you’ll receive one “Purikura-style sticker” (7 varieties total)!

*Special offers and giveaways are available in limited quantities. Distribution will end once supplies run out.
* The content, design, and specifications of the bonuses and promotional items are subject to change without notice.

© Mayu Murata/Shueisha

Ticket Information for the “Honey Lemon Soda: Commemorative Exhibition Marking the Series’ Conclusion”

Admission is by reserved date and time slot for certain dates and time periods; for all other times, admission is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Both advance and same-day tickets are available through Ticket Pia, and same-day tickets can also be purchased at the special .

“Honey Lemon Soda: Completion Commemorative Exhibition” Admission Fees (Tax Included)
Ticket Type Advance Tickets Same-Day Tickets
General Admission (Junior High School Students and Older) 1,800 yen 2,000 yen
Children (Ages 3–Elementary School) 1,000 yen 1,200 yen

* Same-day tickets will be available for purchase until 6:30 PM on Wednesday, September 30.
*You may purchase up to 4 same-day tickets per person per transaction.
*Children under 3 years old are admitted free only when accompanied by a ticketed guardian (18 years or older).
*Children in elementary school or younger must be accompanied by a guardian (18 years or older). (Guardians must have a ticket.)
*Last admission is 30 minutes before closing.
*Once you leave the venue, you will not be permitted to re-enter.

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“Honey Lemon Soda: Commemorative Exhibition for the Series Finale” Now Open Through September 30!

Honey Lemon Soda Series Finale Commemorative Exhibition ©Mayu Murata/Shueisha
“Honey Lemon Soda: Commemorative Exhibition Marking the Series’ Conclusion” Event Overview
Event Dates September 11, 2026 (Fri) – September 30 (Wed)
Hours 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Last admission at 7:30 PM)
*On September 11 (Fri) only: Doors open at 1:00 PM
Venue Seibu Shibuya Store, Building B, 4th Floor Event Space (21-1 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo)
Admission General ( Junior High School Students and Older) Advance: 1,800 yen (tax included) / At the Door: 2,000 yen (tax included)
Children (Ages 3–Elementary School Students) Advance: 1,000 yen (tax included) / At the Door: 1,200 yen (tax included)
Online Ticket Sales Period September 11, 2026 (Fri) – October 31, 2026 (Sat)
Organizer & Planner Touhakusha Co., Ltd. / Pia Corporation
Official Website “Honey Lemon Soda: Commemorative Exhibition for the Series Finale” Special Site
Official X @tohakusha_event
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Frequently Asked Questions for the “Honey Lemon Soda: Series Finale Exhibition”

When is the exhibition?

It runs from Friday, September 11, 2026, through Wednesday, September 30, 2026. Hours are 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (last admission at 7:30 p.m.), except on Friday, September 11, when the event opens at 1:00 p.m.

Where is the venue?

The event space on the 4th floor of Building B at Seibu Shibuya (21-1 Udagawacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo).

What is the admission fee?

General admission (junior high school students and older) is 1,800 yen (tax included) for advance tickets and 2,000 yen (tax included) for same-day tickets; children (ages 3–elementary school students) are 1,000 yen (tax included) for advance tickets and 1,200 yen (tax included) at the door.

What kind of exhibits are there?

This is an interactive exhibition spanning seven zones that traces the story from its beginning through Hanaka’s inner struggles, the high school days at Yamitsu High School, the moments of confessing feelings, and each character’s love stories and choices. The exhibition features replicas of original artwork, interactive activities for visitors, and photo spots.

Are there any admission perks?

All visitors will receive a “Random Card” (10 varieties total), first-time visitors will receive an “Original Profile Book Sheet” and an “Original Leaflet,” weekday visitors will receive a “Bookmark” (7 varieties total), and repeat visitors will receive an “Exclusively Illustrated Mini Shikishi-Style Card.”

Can merchandise be purchased outside the venue?

It will also be available on the official e-commerce site from September 11 (Fri) through October 31 (Sat), 2026.

Please check the official website.
*Please note that the information in this article may be out of date, so we ask that you check the official website for the latest details.

© Mayu Murata/Shueisha

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