Tokyo Yokai Immersive Art Exhibition Ticket

We invite you to a bizarre yet beautiful night out with yokai
held in a warehouse in the heart of the city.

'Yokai,' beings that have lived and breathed in Japanese folklore and mythology for a long time, captivating people all over the world, are reborn with modern technology at the Warehouse TERRADA in Tokyo. This exhibition is the world's first yokai immersive digital art museum where visitors can jump into the world of yokai, feel their breath, and communicate with them, going beyond simply viewing.

From the bizarre procession of the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons to the chilling tales of One Hundred Ghost Stories, legendary beings such as Oni, Tengu, and Kappa, which were dormant in the paintings of the past, come to life dynamically through 3D modeling and hologram screens. It offers children a place for curious exploration and adults a time to explore the depths of yokai culture, which has become the foundation of Japanese pop culture. Experience the essence of timeless imagination in the fantastic festival of yokai recreated with cutting-edge video technology.

World's First Yokai Immersive Digital Art

Based on thorough historical research by the Iwase Bunko and the Yokai Art Museum, this exhibition interestingly unravels how ancient yokai evolved into modern characters and pop culture. Create special memories by taking pictures with the humorous yokai revived with 3D technology.

A Spectacular Visual Production Stimulating the Five Senses

The magnificent spectacle of light and three-dimensional sound filling the entire exhibition hall instantly guides visitors to the yokai forest. You can encounter a wondrous moment where the boundary between reality and unreality blurs, with elaborately crafted real 3D models and digital images combined.

A Cultural Exploration for the Whole Family

Yokai commentary and hands-on content are available for people of all ages to enjoy and learn. Children under the age of 3 can enter for free, and it is recommended to use weekday mornings rather than weekends to view the exhibition in a relaxed and in-depth manner.

'A bizarre invitation from legendary yokai, the most modern and classic world of imagination you'll find in Tokyo.'