Jujutsu Kaisen
I used a dark city scene, layered character graphics, and a circular entry for Jujutsu Kaisen.

Toho Animation's Anime Expo 2026 booth, designed for 400,000+ attendees.
Toho Animation brought me on in March 2026 to design their 3,000 sq. ft. booth for Anime Expo 2026.
The challenge was giving 5 shows their own spaces while making the whole booth feel like Toho. That included Jujutsu Kaisen, My Hero Academia, The Apothecary Diaries, Frieren, and Though I Am an Inept Villainess.
Jeff Kelly, the team, and I studied earlier expo booths and put together five proposals.
I sketched over simple 3D bases so we could work through entrances, displays, and visitor paths. With feedback from Jeff and the team, I built the chosen direction as a full 3D model.

I used these sketches to work out the entrances, display areas, and paths through the booth.









These quick models helped me check the size of the booth and how people would move through it.




These views show the entrances, signs, display areas, and central store before I moved on to the final renders.

I drew from Japanese streets and Toho's history in film.
The previous booth had problems with crowding. I nearly tripled the staff space and made more room around the merchandise and visitor areas.
















I gave each of the five anime titles its own space, alongside a central store. The arches, lighting, and street layout helped them feel like parts of the same booth.
I used a dark city scene, layered character graphics, and a circular entry for Jujutsu Kaisen.

Large hero artwork and stacked signs make the My Hero Academia area easy to see from across the booth.

A night-sky backdrop and a layered wooden display for The Apothecary Diaries.

Blue, cave-like forms around the entry frame a scene from Frieren: Beyond Journey's End.

Warm lanterns, red details, and a theatrical room for Though I Am an Inept Villainess.

I put the round merchandise counter in the center so the apparel could be seen from the surrounding paths.

I handed these plans, elevations, and dimensioned details to fabricators and builders to guide fabrication and installation. They set out the layout and scale of the entrances, activations, and store displays.













The booth as built at Anime Expo, with five anime spaces and a central store.











