From 12/23/24 -1/20/25, Delicious in Dungeon Pop-Up Shops were at select Kinokuniya stores with merchandise that were available exclusively at the Kadokawa booth during Anime Expo 2024.

Great news for those who couldn’t make it to the pop-up shops! Special Delicious in Dungeon reproductions of the original illustrations, acrylic plates, and badges are now available for preorder on our online store until Monday, February 17!

*Please note pre-orders are expected to ship in May, 2025.

Original Art Reproduction

Reproductions of original illustrations by Ryoko Kui (Delicious in Dungeon creator) are available at the Pop-Up Shop! The lineup includes illustrations from the ending "toasting" scene, celebrating the anime adaptation, and characters relaxing on a sofa (illustration from Ryoko Kui Sketch Book – Daydream Hour).

Price: $374.99 // Member Price: $337.49

Acrylic Plate

The acrylic plate lineup consists of illustrations from the front pages of Delicious in Dungeon manga, volume 3 release announcement, and “THE ADVENTURES’ ROOMS” section in Delicious in Dungeon World Guide: The Adventurer's Bible.

Price: $32.99 // Member Price: $29.69

Scenes From Lullaby of the Dawn: Celebrating 1.7 Million Copies Sold!

Starting July 3 at Select Stores

In collaboration with LoveLove (TOKYOPOP) x from RED (Shucream), Kinokuniya USA will be holding an exhibition for the fantasy BL “Lullaby of the Dawn”, commemorating 1.7 million copies sold worldwide!

The exhibition will tour 2 Kinokuniya stores simultaneously with a total of 8 stores throughout the entire summer! The exhibition will feature art panels from the manga, merchandise, standees for photo ops, and reprints of the Lullaby of the Dawn booklets that were initially convention and TOKYOPOP webstore exclusives!

Get a free special item with purchase!

Schedule

7/3-7/13: Katy and Los Angeles
7/18-7/27: Austin and Santa Anita
8/1-8/10: Atlanta and San Francisco
8/21-8/31: New York and Seattle

The merchandise, manga, and booklets will also be available at our booth for the following conventions. Please note that the shikishi boards will not be available.

7/3-7/6: Anime Expo
7/10-7/13: Anime Matsuri
8/21-8/24: Anime NYC

Merchandise

Lullaby of the Dawn Manga

After eight long years, Alto has grown into a capable and fearless young man, unwavering in his devotion to his kannagi. Elva had long ago resigned himself to an early death — but somehow, Alto’s presence seems to be gradually healing him of the black sea's corruption...

In English >>
In Japanese >>

Art of Manga

at de Young Museum in San Francisco
Sept. 27, 2025 - Jan. 25, 2026

The Heartbeat of Manga—Revealed through 700 Original Drawings
More tickets are now available! Opening September 27 at the de Young museum, Art of Manga is the largest exhibition of its kind ever presented in the Americas.

Featuring 700 original drawings, the exhibition invites you into the creative worlds of legendary manga artists—revealing their visual storytelling styles, artistic process, and cultural impact.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to see original works by some of the most influential figures in manga history.

*  For any inquiries, please contact the de Young museum. 

About Art of Manga

Manga — Japanese comics and graphic novels — have become a global phenomenon. Featuring rarely presented original drawings by major artists, this exhibition traces manga’s evolution from the 1970s to today. The exhibition explores manga as a powerful medium for visual storytelling, highlighting themes across genres, from friendship to sexuality to the human condition. Looking closely at each artist’s narrative worlds and creative processes, the exhibition also spotlights manga’s cultural impact on the world today and possibilities for the future.

Artists:

Tetsuya Chiba (EN/JP)

Akatsuka Fujio (JP)

Rumiko Takahashi

Jiro Taniguchi (EN/JP)

Mari Yamazaki (EN/JP)

Hirohiko Araki

Kazumi Yamashita (JP)

Gengoroh Tagame (EN/JP)

umi Yoshinaga (EN/JP)

Eichiro Oda

About de Young museum

Founded in 1895 in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, the de Young museum has been an integral part of the cultural fabric of the city and a cherished destination for millions of residents and visitors for over 125 years.

Golden Gate Park
50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive
San Francisco, CA 94118