KADOKAWA has announced that the "FR@GMENTS of LoveLive! Sunshine!!" themed exhibition will be held from February 19 to March 23, 2027, at RAKUUN in Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, on the 8th floor. The exhibition will feature works by 111 illustrators, themed around the school idol group Aqours and scenic spots throughout Shizuoka. Tickets are now on sale.
The story of "LoveLive! Sunshine!!" is set in the Uchiura area of Numazu City, a popular pilgrimage destination for many fans. This exhibition aims to expand the scope of these pilgrimages from Numazu to the entire Shizuoka Prefecture through illustrations. Participating illustrators will depict members of Aqours at iconic landmarks in Atami, Kakegawa, Shizuoka, Shimoda, Hamamatsu, Fuji, Fujinomiya, Mishima, and other locations, using various art styles, while also introducing some of Shizuoka Prefecture's "Japan Heritage" sites.
The exhibition title "FR@GMENTS" combines the English word "fragment," meaning "piece" or "moment," with the symbol "@" representing a location. "Japan Heritage" is a certification system by Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs that showcases culture and traditions through historical stories from various regions.
Merchandise featuring newly drawn illustrations and an exhibition catalog will be available for purchase on-site, along with tour maps introducing the locations depicted in the artwork. During the exhibition, themed sightseeing buses are planned to operate within Numazu City, and a stamp rally will be held at Tokaido Shinkansen stops in Shizuoka Prefecture in collaboration with JR Central's "Oshi Tabi" project. Further details on merchandise and the stamp rally will be announced later.
The exhibition is open daily from 10:00 to 18:00, with last entry at 17:00, and there are no closing days during the exhibition period. The venue is located at 3-4-1 Otemachi, Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, approximately a one-minute walk from the south exit of JR Numazu Station.
Advance tickets are priced at 1,700 yen and will be sold until February 18, 2027. Same-day tickets sold during the exhibition period will cost 1,800 yen; both prices include tax. Residents of Japan can purchase tickets via e+, while overseas visitors can buy them through KKday. Ticket holders must select an entry date and time slot, as no tickets will be sold at the venue.