NARUTO CARD GAME at BANDAI CARD GAMES Fest 26-27 in Hong Kong: November 28 to 29, 2026

BANDAI CARD GAMES Fest 26-27 is Bandai's own festival for its card game titles, announced on July 29, 2026 for eleven cities worldwide. The Hong Kong S.A.R. stop is the only one covered on Bandai's Traditional Chinese NARUTO CARD GAME site, where the page went up on August 21, 2026.

Where and when

AsiaWorld-Expo is the exhibition hall next to Hong Kong International Airport on Chek Lap Kok, and it is by some distance the largest venue on the Asian leg. Bandai names the venue and the street address and nothing more: no hall number, no floor plan, no booth numbering.

What Bandai's NARUTO page says, translated

The page is written in Traditional Chinese. Its body says that a large event gathering the titles under BANDAI CARD GAMES will be held in Hong Kong S.A.R., that every title will have its own on site activities and merchandise sales, and that Bandai looks forward to enthusiastic participation from players around the world. It links to the Fest's own Hong Kong site.

Under the heading for main activities it lists two items, both printed in English on the Chinese page: Pre-Registered Side Event and Teaching Session, behind a single "view details" link. A second heading covers goods sold at the venue, again a heading and a link rather than a list. The page then adds a short rules section, which the Asia English pages do not carry: the event will be run according to the game rules, and attendees are asked to check the rules and how to play before taking part, with a link to Bandai's notes regarding official events.

"Teaching Session" is the wording the Asian pages use. Bandai's English pages for Orlando and London say "Tutorial Session" for the equivalent listing, and Bandai has not explained whether the activity or only the label differs.

What the page does not say

• No times. No opening hour, no closing hour, no session schedule, on either the Naruto page or the Fest's Hong Kong page.
• No registration steps for the Naruto activity. The listing says pre registered, then gives no application link, window or deadline of its own.
• No merchandise detail. The goods heading names nothing and prices nothing.
• No booth, no capacity, no age rules, no per person limits.

The Fest programme around it

The Fest's own Hong Kong page fills that in for the weekend as a whole. It lists the NARUTO CARD GAME with Battle Spirits, the DIGIMON CARD GAME, the ONE PIECE CARD GAME, UNION ARENA, the DRAGON BALL SUPER CARD GAME Fusion World and the GUNDAM CARD GAME. It says pre registration is required to take part, and that participants must complete face photo verification in the BANDAI TCG+ app before they can register for tournaments. It describes commemorative product sales, a giveaway handed out on entry, and a shopping area open to people who only want the goods.

Set that against the Naruto listing and the shape is clear enough. Six titles run competitive play with released product behind them. The NARUTO CARD GAME, which has no product at all before Summer 2027, gets a table where somebody teaches you the game.

Where Hong Kong sits in the run

The Fest calendar runs Jakarta on October 10 to 11, Manila on October 24 to 25, Bangkok on November 21 to 22, Hong Kong S.A.R. on November 28 to 29, Singapore on December 5 to 6, then Kuala Lumpur, Taipei and Shanghai in December with dates still to be announced, Orlando on January 7 to 10, 2027, London on January 15 to 17, 2027 and Tokyo in early 2027. Bandai's NARUTO site has a dedicated page for seven of the eleven. Kuala Lumpur, Taipei, Shanghai and Tokyo do not have one yet.

Hong Kong falls one week after Bangkok and one week before Singapore, in the busiest stretch of the Asian leg. Ahead of all of it: no announced booster, starter deck, set code or price for the NARUTO CARD GAME, a single published price of $35 plus tax for the Official Playmat arriving in 2027, one public card code in CP-001, in store tutorial sessions from January 2027 and a simultaneous worldwide release in Summer 2027.

More on this site: events lists every confirmed date, release date tracks the roadmap, rules covers how the game is played, cards has every revealed card, and the CP-001 promo guide covers the promo and its versions.