Yokai Exhibition
2025-08-27 09:37:32

Explore the Enchanting World of Yokai at NAGOYA's Immersive Exhibition

Experience the Enchanting Yokai World at NAGOYA



The ‘Yokai Exhibition NAGOYA: Imagination of Japan,’ running from July 19 to September 23, 2025, is a groundbreaking digital art museum that combines traditional Yokai art with cutting-edge technology. Produced by Hitohata, a company renowned for its digital creative endeavors, this exhibition offers visitors an immersive experience like no other.

From the eerie creatures depicted in the Hyakki Yagyō Emaki (Night Parade of One Hundred Demons) to the whimsical aspects of Kappa (water imp) and Tengu (goblin), this exhibition showcases the diverse and rich history of Japanese folklore. Utilizing advanced technologies such as 3DCG, projection mapping, and holographic screens, guests can witness these mythical beings come to life in a dynamic and engaging manner.

Additionally, the exhibition reveals how these legendary figures have captivated audiences around the world across centuries. Visitors will discover not only the humorous depictions seen in traditional Yokai paintings but also how their narratives have influenced modern pop culture.

Special Event: The Yokai Tea Ceremony



On September 5, 2025, a special event called the Yokai Tea Ceremony will be held. This unique tea ceremony is designed to merge traditional Japanese tea culture with the enchanting themes of the Yokai world. Hosted by Nagoya's Omotesenke Enjōji, participants will enjoy tea and sweets inspired by various Yokai characters. The tea ceremony will create a magical atmosphere, with hints of Yokai hidden among the tea utensils and served by goblin-like helpers.

Tickets for the Yokai Tea Ceremony will be available from August 28, 2025. These special tickets, which include admission to the Yokai exhibition and access to the tea ceremony, provide a cost-effective way to experience both events. Guests can participate in a 40-minute session with a max of 10 attendees per time slot, including options at 10:00 AM, 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM, 4:00 PM, and 6:00 PM.

Venue and Tickets



The Yokai Exhibition NAGOYA is hosted at the Kanayama South Building, home to the former Nagoya Boston Museum of Art. The exhibition is open daily from 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM, with the last entry at 7:30 PM. Explore immersive displays that highlight renowned art from the Edo and Meiji periods, featuring Yokai in art pieces like the Hyakumonogatari (One Hundred Tales) and others.

Ticket prices include:
  • - Adults: 2,200 JPY
  • - Students (High school, University, Vocational): 1,500 JPY
  • - Children: 700 JPY
  • - Seniors (65 and older): 1,700 JPY

Both seasoned enthusiasts and newcomers will appreciate the wide-ranging insights into the Yokai Culture and how it has interwoven with Japan's social fabric.

Conclusion



This summer, step into a world where history, culture, and advanced technology converge at the Yokai exhibition in Nagoya. With interactive displays and unique cultural events, engage with the mystical and humorous aspects of Yokai lore, destined to enchant audiences of all ages. Don't miss this incredible chance to learn more about Japan’s intriguing folklore and immerse yourself in a world rarely experienced anywhere else.

For more details and ticket purchases, visit the official Yokai Exhibition website.

Important Notes


  • - Due to high visitor volume during weekends and holidays, it's advised to arrive later in the day or on weekdays for a better experience.
  • - Some limitations apply concerning refunds and ticket adjustments, ensuring that all visitors can enjoy the Yokai Tea Ceremony to its fullest while adhering to safety measures.


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