Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution Movie MX4D & 4DX Screenings Open: Photos of Yuji, Yuta, and Satoru Trying 4D, Plus Interview Comments from Kenjiro Tsuda and Takahiro Sakurai

The theatrical pre-screening of Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution opened in cinemas in Japan on Friday, November 7, and is already off to an incredible start. As of Sunday, November 16, just 10 days after release, the film has drawn 740,000 viewers and surpassed 1.12 billion yen at the box office!

And now, beginning Saturday, November 22, MX4D and 4DX screenings of Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution have officially kicked off in Japanas well.

Read on for photos of Yuji, Yuta, and Satoru experiencing the 4D effects firsthand, along with interview comments from Kenjiro Tsuda, the voice of Kento Nanami, and Takahiro Sakurai, the voice of Suguru Geto.

Plus, shop Jujutsu Kaisen merch, music, Blu-rays and more at animate International!

▲Waiting for 4D

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MX4D and 4DX Screenings Open! Yuji, Yuta, and Satoru try the 4D effects!

The blockbuster Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution is leveling up its theatrical run, with MX4D and 4DX screenings that officially kicked off on Saturday, November 22nd!

MX4D and 4DX feature motion seats and special effects synchronized with the action on screen. During high-impact battle scenes, you can feel the clash of cursed energy and the incredible sense of speed firsthand, creating an immersive experience that makes it feel like you’ve stepped straight into the world of Jujutsu Kaisen.

Yuji, Yuta, and Satoru tried out the MX4D and 4DX experience in advance!

The three eagerly attended the screening and were thrilled by the dynamic seat movements and special effects throughout. They walked away more than satisfied with the experience... check out the photos below!

▲Experiencing 4D

▲After 4D

Make sure you’re there for this must-see chapter that links the chaos of the Shibuya Incident to the start of The Culling Game!

★MX4D & 4DX Screening info (Japan):
https://theater.toho.co.jp/toho_theaterlist/shibuyashimetsu.html

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Nanami & Geto Voice Actors Share Their Thoughts!

Voice of Kento Nanami: Kenjiro Tsuda

──What are your thoughts on your fans' enthusiasm? Have you had any fan interactions that left a lasting impression?

Even before I joined the cast, the energy around the original series was incredible, and it really left an impression on me.

When it was announced that I’d be playing Nanami, it happened to be over a weekend, and the reaction was huge. Then, that Monday, the new Jump chapter came out… and Nanami died. Those few days were a real emotional rollercoaster. Jujutsu Kaisen already had tremendous momentum even before I stepped in, and with the manga and anime boosting each other from season 1 onward, I could really feel just how powerful and beloved the series had become.

Because the anime streams worldwide at the same time, I could feel the passion not only from fans in Japan, but from fans across the globe. When I traveled overseas, people would come up to me, and whenever I asked how they knew me, almost everyone said they’d seen Jujutsu Kaisen. 

──How did it feel to perform Nanami's final monologue during the Shibuya Incident, as well as the intense battle scenes with the cursed spirits?

I already knew how the Shibuya Incident arc would end before I started recording, so going into it, I felt this mix of excitement, getting to perform such an important arc, and sadness, knowing I was about to graduate from the show. While acting, I just focused on giving my all to Nanami so that I’d have no regrets.

When I finished recording all my parts, it honestly felt like Jujutsu Kaisen had reached its conclusion for me, too. I could really feel how carefully Nanami’s final moments were adapted, and I felt the love the director and the whole anime staff had for him. I think each of us did our part to send Nanami off in our own way, and that scene is something we all created together with love and enthusiasm.

Voice of Suguru Geto: Takahiro Sakurai

──Your first appearance is as the Pseudo-Geto who confronts Gojo, a moment that from Gojo’s perspective is a reunion with the best friend he thought he had killed. When performing this scene, were there any particular points or feelings you focused on bringing out in your acting?

I wanted to capture that feeling of something being off, uncanny, and confusing, basically what Gojo senses as he realizes something isn’t right. After all, Pseudo-Geto had spent a huge amount of time preparing to trap him in the Prison Realm.

At the same time, Pseudo-Geto is brimming with confidence, fully convinced he can pull it off, and he’s pushing Gojo’s buttons while enjoying the conversation. That’s how I approached the role, but honestly… I couldn’t resist having a little fun with it myself, too.

──You’ve portrayed multiple versions of Geto: Jujutsu High-era, Curse User-era, and even Noritoshi Kamo. How would you personally describe Geto as a character?

By the time the anime adaptation came around, both the Jujutsu High and Curse User eras had already been covered, and the manga had explored him thoroughly. So I approached the role with the sense that I already understood his feelings. The line he delivers when parting ways with Gojo, “I’ve decided how I want to live,” really stayed with me, as well as the doubts about whether there were any other paths he could take.

It wasn’t a moment of sudden determination; his path had been set long ago. He had already decided how he wanted to live, and it was clear that it wasn’t a path Satoru would want for him. So if Satoru decides to kill him for that, well, then that too has meaning. Those were the emotions behind the confrontation, and I wanted to make sure I approached them without making them feel negative or wrong.

The Noritoshi Kamo scenes get a bit trickier. It’s hard to put into words, but I was thinking carefully about the character’s mechanics when approaching the role. You could say it’s a method that feels almost mathematical or musical, manipulating the voice like an instrument.

It is interesting to do from the perspective of someone trying to convey something specific, but it is difficult and not the usual method as an actor. Playing Hidden Inventory / Premature Death Suguru Geto was really fun, though. Through one character, I’m getting to explore the difference between what’s “fun” and what’s “interesting,” and I’m really savoring that.

★These excerpts have been translated from here. Full Japanese language interview here:
https://jujutsukaisen.jp/interview/shibuyashimetsu.php

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Jujutsu Kaisen Anime Info

Season 1

Episodes 1–8 out now on Blu-ray & DVD, and various streaming services!

Season 2

Series now on Blu-ray & DVD, and various streaming services!

Season 3: The Culling Game Part 1

Set to premiere on January 8, 2026, and will air every Friday at 12:26 AM. It will be simultaneously broadcast nationwide across the MBS/TBS network’s 28 stations in the “Super Animeism TURBO” time slot.

■Original Work
"Jujutsu Kaisen" Gege Akutami (Published by Shueisha Jump Comics)

■STAFF
Director: Shota Goshozono
Series Composition / Script: Hiroshi Seko
Character Design: Yosuke Yajima, Hiromi Niwa
Assistant Director: Yosuke Takata
Art Director: Junichi Higashi
Color Design: Eiko Matsushima
CGI Producer: Yusuke Tannawa
3DCG Director: Daisuke Ishikawa (MONSTER’S EGG)
Director of Photography / Cinematography: Teppei Ito
Editing: Keisuke Yanagi, ACE
Music: Yoshimasa Terui
Music Producer: Tateki Kobayashi
Sound Director: Yasunori Ebina
Sound Production: dugout
Production: MAPPA

■CAST
Junya Enoki　Yuma Uchida　Daisuke Namikawa　Megumi Ogata

Official Site
Official X (＠animejujutsu)

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Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution

Showing now in cinemas nationwide in Japan since Friday, November 7, 2025; worldwide release coming soon.