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Experience the Think Experiment Exhibition in Tokyo

The immersive entertainment company NO MORE, headquartered in Shibuya, Tokyo, has just announced its exciting new project - the Think Experiment Exhibition, which will kick off on May 4 in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. The general ticket sales for this innovative experience began on May 2.

The exhibition poses a tantalizing question: "What if you could live in another world?" This fresh narrative-driven entertainment invites entrants to explore their inner selves through a series of thought-provoking experiments. In collaboration with Dizum, the mastermind behind the renowned tabletop RPG scenario Katashiro, and the creative genius of Yuki Hiroya, the exhibition promises attendees a world of captivating choices and self-discovery. This unique event is set to captivate audiences with its novel form of experiential entertainment.

In a remarkable show of support, the crowdfunding campaign premiered before the event concluded, raising a total of 6.57 million yen, which is a remarkable 131% of its target. This level of interest illustrates just how compelling the concept of the exhibition is, even before the specifics were fully revealed. The main visual for the exhibition has also been released, crafted by Illustrator Nobio, featuring an adventurer who embarks on an unknown journey — hinting at the intriguing experiments that await!

As the exhibition dates approach, ticket sales have begun for the general public, which runs from May 4 to May 29. Attendees can expect a journey that spans approximately 60 minutes, where small groups (up to 5 people) will be guided through the exhibition. All participants will undergo a unique diagnostic process that will determine their roles within this imaginative universe, further enhancing the personalized experience.

What to Expect from the Think Experiment Exhibition

The event blends elements of traditional exhibitions with interactive narrative storytelling, providing a platform for participants to engage in deep self-reflection. Unlike conventional experiences where one simply observes, here, the protagonist is the attendee themselves. The choices they make will shape their experiences and, consequently, their understanding of alternate realities and personal values.

Maybe at first, you might feel a little disoriented as you navigate this new kind of experience. It may differ significantly from typical exhibits or passive entertainment. However, there's no cause for worry; participants are encouraged to embrace their feelings and articulate their thoughts throughout the journey. Guided by the inner voice and intuitive responses, the adventure could lead you to meet an untapped version of yourself and discover cherished beliefs you might have overlooked.

Adventure Guide

Registering as Adventurers

• - Maximum of 5 attendees per group
• - Each session lasts approximately 60 minutes, during which personal roles will be prescribed based on diagnostic outcomes.

Journey Path to the Castle

• - Attendees will be guided by an aide named Roushe, leading them through a realm of fascinating questions and choices.

The Final Destination

• - Participants will discover the results of their thought experiments.

The event promises to offer a refreshing perspective on self-understanding and interaction with creative realms. Embrace this chance to step beyond the ordinary and reflect on life through engaging dialogues and experiences.

Exhibition Details

• - Title: The Think Experiment Exhibition
• - Location: B1F, Mitsukoshi-mae Fukushima Building (located just outside Exit A4 of Mitsukoshi-mae Station on the Ginza Line)
• - Duration: From May 4 (Sunday) to May 29 (Thursday)

Do not forget to check the official website for any further updates and additional details about the event, including cast schedules and ticketing information. Join us at the Think Experiment Exhibition, where thought meets exploration, and personal discovery awaits!