With the manga now officially over and a live-action musical underway, Naruto looks as strong as ever. The series will also be celebrating the art of Masahi Kishimoto’s timeless manga series with a new art exhibition, and new images preview what that exhibition might look like.

The exhibition will include a “Valley of the End” exhibit (pictured above), which is a recreation of the waterfall where Naruto and Sasuke had their first battle as well as their final battle. Naruto will also be “vandalizing” the heads of the hokages as part of the exhibition. He will be seen hanging above you holding some paint while laughing about his new prank

Meanwhile, Sasuke will have his very own corner dedicated to him. Meanwhile, a giant screen will be playing several Naruto videos while another exhibition will recreate Masashi Kishimoto’s desk where Naruto was born.

The exhibition’s visual image, which was drawn by Kishimoto himself, was also unveiled

The exhibition will first be held at the Mori Arts Center in Roppongi Hills, Tokyo, from April 25 – June 28, 2015, before heading to Osaka’s Bunka-kan from July 18 – September 27, 2015.