Original anime film Cho Kaguya-hime! has announced its 6th admission bonus gift alongside updated screening plans for late 2025.
6th Admission Bonus: Scene Photo Postcards vol.2 (from October 23)
The 6th bonus is a set of A6-sized scene photo postcards from the “ray Cho Kaguya-hime! Version” music video, vol.2 (6 designs, random). Following vol.1 distributed the previous week, vol.2 features six illustrations drawn from the music video’s intro sequence — depicting childhood scenes and epilogue moments not shown in the main film itself.
One postcard set will be given to each ticket holder at participating theaters from October 23 to 29. Screenings in 4DX, SCREENX, and ULTRA 4DX formats are also eligible. Quantities are limited and distribution ends when supplies run out.
Revival Screenings End November 5
The revival run — covering both special-format and standard screenings that began on September 18 — will conclude on November 5. The in-theater audio commentary feature via the HELLO! MOVIE app will also end on the same date.
Second Run & 4DX Encore Begin November 6
A Second Run in standard format launches on November 6, with admission bonus gifts of a “Fanatic Omatsuri Girl” cheering fan for attendees.
Simultaneously, a one-week-only 4DX / ULTRA 4DX encore runs from November 6 to 12, with a Cho Kaguya-hime! paper clip as the admission bonus.
New “Geni Yasashiki 4DX” Version for Sensitive Viewers
During the encore period, select theaters will screen a new version called げにやさしき4DX (Geni Yasashiki 4DX). This version tones down intense motion effects, refocusing the 4DX experience on immersion rather than physical impact — making it accessible to viewers who are sensitive to strong vibrations or prone to motion sickness. Participating theaters will be announced on the official website at a later date.
About Cho Kaguya-hime!
Cho Kaguya-hime! is the feature directorial debut of animation creator Seigo Yamashita. Set in a dream-filled virtual world called “Tsukuyomi,” the film follows young women navigating encounters, farewells, and bonds forged through song. Animation is produced by Studio Colorido and Studio Chromato, with music contributed by ryo (supercell), kz (livetune), 40mP, HoneyWorks, Aqu3ra, and yuigot. The film is currently streaming exclusively worldwide on Netflix.

