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"Cardcaptor Sakura Exhibition" Held at Roppongi Hills
The exhibition "Cardcaptor Sakura Exhibition - The Enchanted Museum" (organized by the exhibition production committee), where visitors can experience the world of "Cardcaptor Sakura" currently serialized in the monthly girls' manga magazine "Nakayoshi" (Kodansha), is being held at the Roppongi Hills Mori Arts Center Gallery in Minato Ward, Tokyo, from October 26th (until January 3rd, 2019).
Originally serialized from 1996 to 2000, the series resumed publication in 2016. It has garnered significant attention, including the broadcast of the anime "Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Arc" starting in 2018.
The creators are the creative collective "CLAMP".
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ⓒCLAMP･ST/CCSE
The exhibition is structured around the story of "a museum under a spell," allowing visitors to enjoy exploring each area. An audio guide featuring newly recorded narration by the voice actors will also be available to enhance the viewing experience.
ⓒCLAMP･ST/CCSE
ⓒCLAMP･ST/CCSE
ⓒCLAMP･ST/CCSE
ⓒCLAMP･ST/CCSE
The first area, "The Library of Beginnings," introduces the enduring appeal of beloved works from various perspectives.
The following "Special Theater" allows visitors to watch an original story exclusive to this exhibition.
The "Flower Room" is a photogenic area where flowers appearing in the work color the entire space.
"Tomoyo's Besieged Atelier" recreates the costume workshop of Tomoyo, the protagonist's best friend, featuring battle costumes—a key element of the series—reproduced by designers and artisans.
The "Maze of Original Artwork Zone" displays approximately 200 precious original artworks (combined from both exhibition periods).
The "Record Room" displays nostalgic related goods for fans.
The next area features a large-scale version of the popular character Kero-chan. As a photo spot, a service lending Sakura's wand and costumes is available exclusively on weekday evenings until December 21st.
The final area is the "Card Room," displaying various cards featured in the series.
The museum shop offers approximately 150 items, including goods featuring original illustrations and items incorporating flowers that appear in the work.
During the exhibition period, "Cafe THE SUN" on the same floor as the gallery will open as the collaboration cafe "SAKURA Cafe & Parlor," serving menu items inspired by the work.
Official Website:
http://ccsakura-official.com/ccsakuraten/
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