The end of Kaisen Jujutsu The manga is coming soon, but fans don't have to stop reading. The Tokyo Sky Tree, the tallest structure in Tokyo, will be celebrating the series' legacy throughout the fall, with special themed events inside the tower, including photo opportunities, art exhibitions, and themed restaurants.
Tokyo Sky Tree has hosted many famous anime and game exhibitions, such as: Pokemon and Final Fantasy. now, Kaisen Jujutsu It will be added to the list by taking over one of Tokyo's most famous and recognizable buildings for nearly 3 months this autumn.
Special photo opportunities for Kaisen Jujutsu Fans
Immerse yourself in the world of anime
Main part of special Kaisen Jujutsu The Tokyo Skytree exhibition will take place at the tower's observation deck, which is 450 meters (1,476 feet) high. The entire observation deck will be decorated with key images from the anime franchise, and there will be plenty of space for fans to take photos, including a wall covered in famous screenshots from the big fight that took place in Shibuya, as well as a special spot dedicated to life-size cardboard standees of the characters. The area will also have a special area where you can stand in the center and take photos with the characters, with the Tokyo skyline behind you through the windows.
Along the curved walls of the observation deck are life-size illustrations of characters from Season 2, complete with their famous quotes, giving you the chance to take photos with your favorite characters. The length of the illustrations is 110 meters (360 feet), so if you want to take a photo specifically, keep that in mind. Kaisen Jujutsu At Sky Tree, there is also a photo zone with many characters around the tower, including an area for fans to stand in the middle to take souvenir photos.
There is another interesting photo spot, which looks like a black curtain that acts as a frame over some of the Tokyo skyline. This is the place to hang your favorite photos. Kaisen Jujutsu Items such as acrylic stands or dolls, and take pictures with the skyline. If you want to do this, plan ahead to visit a specialty store before going to the viewpoint, or buy something from your existing home.
You can also take photos with a professional photographer at the observation deck, which has not only glass windows but also a glass floor. The final photo will not only be you, but also your choice. Kaisen Jujutsu You can choose from 29 different designs, and the final photo will be in a special commemorative frame to commemorate the event. This service costs an additional 1,700 yen (about $12).
special Kaisen Jujutsu Food and merchandise
What to buy at an exhibition
There will also be specials Kaisen Jujutsu The Skytree Cafe on the 340th floor is expected to be busy, so you may want to make a reservation and be prepared to come back when space becomes available. Also, each customer is limited to 7 items from the menu, and only 1 item per order at a time.
The main course is a sandwich of minced beef mixed with pastrami meat, cheese sauce, guacemole, and yogurt sauce, served with small cuts of meat such as Itadori, Gojo, Fushiguro, and Kugisaki. This sandwich also comes with a fruit juice of your choice, each glass themed after the character that appears on the plate. Itadori is orange juice, Fushiguro is tropical juice, Kugisaki is watermelon juice, and Gojo is a mysterious blue and white fruit juice.
There's also a dessert plate of Krispy Kreme donuts topped with ramune (soda) ice cream and whipped cream, served with a mango garnish. The donut plate has Gojo, Geto, and Ieri cut into different shapes, just like the sandwich plate. It comes with a character-themed drink, but this time it's a cream soda. The flavors aren't specified in the press release, but Gojo's is blue, Geto's is orange, and Ieri's is green. Each drink from both sets comes with a random character coaster.
Finally there is something special Kaisen Jujutsu A must-visit shop in the Sky Tree Shop on the 345th floor. All items in the shop are exclusive to the exhibition, featuring characters and the Sky Tree, and include special merchandise including acrylic signs (perfect for the aforementioned photo spots), key chains, ramune boxes, tote bags, clear files, and name tags.
Last but not least, Tokyo's skyline will also be celebrated. Kaisen Jujutsu Throughout this fall, there's something you won't have to pay to enter. The exterior of the actual tower will be lit up with anime-inspired colors for an entire month, which you can see from all over the city. They'll change every three minutes between four different color schemes. The dates are September 25, 28, and 29, October 5, 12, 19, 26, and 31, November 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30, and December 7, 14, and 21, from 6:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.
action Kaisen Jujutsu The Tokyo Skytree exhibition will run from September 25, 2024 to December 22, 2024 in Tokyo, Japan. Admission for adults costs 3,500 yen ($24) on weekdays and 3,800 yen ($26) on weekends.
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Source: PR Times
