Zenless Zone Zero x Yamaha E-Ride Base, Yokohama: Free Entry Until March 2027

The Zenless Zone Zero (ゼンレスゾーンゼロ, or ZZZ) x Yamaha collab motorcycle is on display at Yamaha E-Ride Base (ヤマハ イーライド ベース), a Yamaha Motor showroom in Yokohama's Minato Mirai district, until March 18, 2027. The venue reopened on November 11, 2026, after a renovation.

According to Yamaha Motor's press release, the collab exhibit is free and you don't need a reservation. Before you go, note two things: the showroom is closed every Monday and on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, and its eBike rides are open only to Japan residents.

The collab giveaway is two mini can badges (pin-back buttons) through January 31, 2027, then a clear file (plastic folder) from February 3. Post on X from the venue with the specified hashtag and show the post at the shop to get yours (one per person per day, while supplies last).

Hours, closed days, and getting there

The hours and closed days changed on November 11.

Yamaha's homepage, in English and Japanese, shows the new schedule, but as of November 13 the Japanese FAQ and facility pages still list the old one (every Tuesday plus the 1st and 3rd Mondays). The table above follows the current homepage and the reopening press release.

Two national holidays during the run, November 23 and January 11, fall on Mondays. Yamaha's site doesn't say whether the showroom opens on holidays, or what its New Year's schedule looks like.

If your plans hinge on one of those dates, check the event calendar on the official site or call ahead.

From Shin-Takashima Station, take Exit 4 (Rinko Park Exit), come up to street level and turn right. Look for the red YAMAHA sign beside the big staircase in the Yokohama Symphostage plaza.

Zenless Zone Zero exhibit: the Starlight - Billy XSR900 GP

The collab was announced in April 2026 to mark the arrival of Starlight - Billy, the S-Rank form of Billy Kid. Yamaha's announcement said there would be no in-game collaboration, so there's nothing to unlock in the game itself.

The centerpiece is a Yamaha XSR900 GP, a retro model styled after 1980s racing bikes, customized with Starlight - Billy's look. You can sit on most of the models in the TODAY zone, but not this one.

The showroom's theater runs a roughly three-minute film of Starlight - Billy in action on his bike. Photography isn't allowed inside the theater.

Neither the press release nor the official page mentions collab merchandise for sale. The only collab items announced are the giveaway prizes below.

Can badges and giveaways: how to get them

Each giveaway is two badges drawn at random from four designs, so you can't choose which ones. Completing the set takes at least two visits on separate days, and even then it comes down to luck.

The prize periods leave a two-day gap, February 1 (Mon) and 2 (Tue), but the showroom is closed both days anyway, so no open day falls outside a prize period.

The hashtag isn't given in the press release or on the event page, so ask the shop staff for it when you arrive. You'll need an X account and a way to get online.

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The reopening gifts are first-come, first-served, and you can't choose the color or design of the clip or keychain. Both end when stock runs out, so they may be gone by the time you arrive.

Inside the showroom

The floor is split into three zones. ROOTS traces Yamaha Motor's history; TODAY shows current motorcycles, ATVs, and WaveRunners; and FUTURE looks at mobility ideas still in the works.

There's also a theater with a 180-degree screen. The renovation expanded the shop and broadened its selection.

Yamaha says you can sit on almost every model in TODAY, which makes for easy photos. In FUTURE, a robot hands you a sablé cookie.

You can take photos anywhere except the theater. Don't use tripods or selfie sticks, and avoid getting other visitors' or staff members' faces in your photos.

Kids of elementary-school age and younger need a parent or guardian with them. Eating or drinking anything you brought is off-limits inside, except drinks to stay hydrated, and any drink you bring needs a lid that closes.

eBike rides: Japan residents only

Yamaha E-Ride Base also runs free, self-guided eBike rides of about 30 minutes, but short-term visitors can't join. Riders must be Japan residents aged 16 to 69 and bring ID showing their name, address, and age.

All rides now require a reservation. If you live in Japan, you can find details and book through the eBike page of the official website (Japanese).