Summer in Japan means school holidays, vibrant festival seasons and the ultimate quest to escape the sticky midday heat. Fortunately, cinemas across the country are rolling out a blockbuster lineup for families. From beloved homegrown icons like Anpanman to Hollywood films like Toy Story 5, here are our picks for top children’s movies in Japan this summer 2026.
Super Girl
DC’s iconic heroine takes center stage in this action-driven blockbuster aimed at pre-teens and teenagers. As she navigates everyday life, she is forced to confront the growing responsibilities tied to her powers. When a major threat emerges, she must decide what kind of protector she wants to become.
Release Date: June 26, 2026
Languages: Japanese Dub, English with Japanese Subtitles
Toy Story 5
Woody, Buzz and the rest of the crew return as they face a new challenge in a world where attention is incr2easingly drawn to screens and devices. When a new smart tablet named Lilypad enters their environment, the toys find themselves competing for connection and relevance in a changing playroom. As old and new forms of play collide, they are forced to come together and rethink their place in a child’s world.
Release Date: July 3, 2026
Languages: Japanese Dub, English with Japanese Subtitles
Go! Anpanman: Pantan and the Promised Star
Japan’s long-running children’s hero returns in his 37th feature film. In this movie, Pantan sets off on a journey through space in search of a mysterious treasure linked to a rainbow star. He meets new companions and faces challenges in simple, easy-to-follow ways designed for younger audiences. This gentle adventure is aimed primarily at toddlers and preschoolers, making it a soft and accessible first cinema experience.
Release Date: June 26, 2026
Languages: Japanese
Sgt. Frog: The New Movie – Revival and Immediately In Danger of Earth’s Destruction!
Keroro and the squad celebrate their 20th anniversary with a new invasion plan that quickly falls apart. A chain of misunderstandings and failed tactics sends their mission off course, leaving Earth unexpectedly close to disaster.
Release Date: June 26, 2026
Languages: Japanese
Bluey in Cinema: The Sign
The global preschool hit comes to cinemas with one of its most emotional stories yet. As the Heeler family prepares for a possible move, Bluey and Bingo navigate the uncertainty, questions and change that come with a major family decision. This special screening is bound to pull at the heartstrings of parents and young children alike.
Release Date: June 12, 2026
Languages: Japanese Dub
- Author: Kerri King, Savvy Tokyo
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