Watch: GKIDS Drops Trailer for 'Your Name' 10th Anniversary Remaster Release
GKIDS will re-release the 4K remaster of Your Name in North American theaters on August 14, followed by the film's first North American 4K UHD edition on August 25.
Director Makoto Shinkai
North American distributor GKIDS
Production CoMix Wave Films · Toho
4K theatrical release 2026-08-14 (North America)
4K UHD release 2026-08-25 (Shout! Studios)
Running time 107 minutes
10th Anniversary Remaster
Makoto Shinkai's 《Your Name.》 returns to North American theaters in a new 4K remaster for its 10th anniversary. The new trailer released by GKIDS announces simultaneous rereleases of the original Japanese-language version and English-dubbed version on August 14, 2026.
One day, Taki, a boy from Tokyo, and Mitsuha, a girl from a rural town, begin experiencing their bodies being switched irregularly. At first, they create rules for living each other's unfamiliar daily lives, but their lives become more deeply connected than expected amid a break in time surrounding a comet and a disaster.
The 2016 original, produced by CoMix Wave Films and Toho, is a hit original Japanese animated film that grossed more than $400 million worldwide.
The first 4K Ultra HD release in North America will be released on August 25 in a SteelBook and Blu-ray package, distributed by Shout! Studios.
Korean Release and Original Novel
In South Korea, it was released on January 4, 2017, rated suitable for viewers aged 12 and over. Media Castle handled the import, while Megabox Central Plus M handled distribution, and it was rereleased twice, on January 4, 2018, and September 9, 2021. The 2021 rerelease was presented in a 4K UHD version. It was the highest-grossing Japanese animated film released in South Korea until 《The First Slam Dunk》 and 《Suzume》 surpassed it in succession in 2023, and cumulative admissions including rereleases totaled 3,979,592 as of October 15. The original novel written by Shinkai himself was published in South Korea in January 2017 as 『Your Name.』 (Daewon C.I., translated by Park Mi-jeong).
North American 10th Anniversary Rerelease Performance
The 10th anniversary rerelease opened in 675 North American theaters, earning $1,587,508 in its opening weekend and reaching a cumulative $2,703,691 as of September 3. Its earnings during the initial North American release were $5,017,246.