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Een nieuwe bestemming in Tokio waar je de retro-sfeer kunt ervaren: 'Anima Tokyo' geopend
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- 'Anima Tokyo' in Shinjuku, Tokio, is een multifunctioneel complex waar je Japanse entertainmentinhoud zoals anime, manga en games kunt ervaren. Het complex bestaat uit verschillende ruimtes, waaronder winkels, restaurants en ervaringszones.
- Op de eerste verdieping zijn populaire IP's te zien, zoals 'Pokémon', 'Gundam' en 'Sazae-san', en er zijn speciale ruimtes voor fans ingebouwd, zoals een game-ervaringszone en een tentoonstelling over 'Fullmetal Alchemist'.
- Op de tweede verdieping vind je een eethuis met de sfeer uit de Showa-periode, 'Shoowa no Shoku no Michi', en er zullen regelmatig diverse evenementen worden georganiseerd, zoals demonstraties van het demonteren van tonijn en Japanse festivalbelevenissen.
In Tokyo's Shinjuku, a huge facility called 'Anima Tokyo' has opened its doors, offering a place to experience Japanese animation, manga, games, and other entertainment content in one location. With this opening, it is expected to become a new landmark not only for Japanese culture enthusiasts, but also for foreign tourists.
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Located in Tsim Sha Tsui, 'Anima Tokyo' spans approximately 80,000 square feet (7,400 m²) and is spread over three floors, featuring retail areas, food and beverage areas, and experience zones. At its opening, it stocked over 4,000 related products, and new products and limited edition items are expected to be continuously updated in the future.
At the entrance on the first floor, a large display has been installed to show previews of major IPs and exhibitions. The wall shelves are designed in a manga style, and manga cut elements are scattered across the ceiling and floor, creating fun and excitement for visitors. The Rainbow Tunnel area showcases popular 'Pokémon' cards, capturing the attention of fans.
Famous Japanese anime works such as 'Gundam', 'Sazae-san', and 'Astro Boy' are on display, and the space will be used for promotions in conjunction with new movie releases or game launches. In the game experience zone, visitors can try out games for PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and more.
The special exhibition themed on 'Fullmetal Alchemist' spans 10,000 square feet and showcases over 300 exhibits and collections. Visitors can also see costumes and props used in the live-action movie 'Fullmetal Alchemist 2022'. A themed café and commemorative menu are also available, providing a variety of entertainment for fans.
On the second floor, there is a large food court called 'Showa Food Street', which recreates the atmosphere of the Showa era (1926-1989). This area, which allows you to feel the retro sensibility from the 1940s to the 1980s, features seafood pubs, sushi restaurants, Japanese dining, ramen shops, bakeries, Japanese whisky bars, and more. Enjoy various traditional Japanese dishes while soaking up the Showa era atmosphere.
Various cultural events are also scheduled to be held regularly. Visitors can expect a variety of events such as tuna dismantling demonstrations and Japanese festival experiences, stimulating all five senses. A kimono experience zone is also available, allowing visitors to experience Japanese culture firsthand.
Anima Tokyo is an ambitious project in which the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and businesses have combined their efforts to create a new tourist attraction. The entire facility is filled with space design and experiential elements that seem to have transferred the world of manga and anime, making it the ultimate retreat for those who want to enjoy Japanese culture.
