[Over 50,000 Tickets Sold] The 'Kyofushin-ten Osaka' Horror Exhibition, presented by horror writer Nashi, G.K. Yami, and TV Tokyo's Omori Tokie, extends its run until Sunday, May 17th due to overwhelming popularity!

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The 'Kyofushin-ten' exhibition, which opened on Friday, March 27, 2026, at Grand Front Osaka in Osaka, is now being extended. This exhibition, a collaboration between emerging horror writer Nashi, G.K. Yami, and TV Tokyo producer Omori Tokie, known for works like 'Looking for Kikue Ishinaga' and 'Apology to the Iinuma Family,' focuses on 'fear' itself. The Tokyo exhibition in the summer of 2025 attracted approximately 130,000 visitors and generated significant buzz.

In Osaka, the exhibition has also attracted a large number of visitors, with ticket sales exceeding 50,000. In response to this popularity, the exhibition period, originally scheduled to end on Sunday, May 10, 2026, has been extended until Sunday, May 17, 2026.

The 'Kyofushin-ten' features exhibits on various themes of 'fear,' such as 'points,' 'enclosed spaces,' and 'gazes.' In addition to the content from the Tokyo exhibition, there are also exhibits exclusive to the Osaka venue, allowing many visitors to experience confronting their own 'fears.'

Tickets are currently on sale at various play guides.

Please take this opportunity to visit.

Osaka commemorative collaboration goods are also on sale now

At the 'Kyofushin-ten Osaka' venue, a collaboration project commemorating the Osaka event is underway.

Collaboration goods with MBS's 'Raiyon-chan' and TV Osaka's 'Takorukun' are currently popular. They feature special designs incorporating elements of the 'Kyofushin-ten' exhibition.

■ Takorukun collaboration sticker design

© 2026 'Kyofushin-ten Osaka' Executive Committee © 2026 'Kyofushin-ten Osaka' Executive Committee

■ Takorukun profile

'Takorukun' debuted as a program promotion character in October 2002 and was promoted to a station character in December of the same year.

His real name is 'Naniwa-ryu Takoru.' He is a laid-back and easygoing character. Does he have 'fear'? He dreams of becoming a full-fledged takoyaki and, together with his dependable travel partner Tacobei, takes on various adventures every day.

For 23 years since his birth, he has been warmly watched over and loved by the people of Osaka, and is a character of TV Osaka.

Official website: https://www.tv-osaka.co.jp/ip4/takoruworld/profile.html

■ Raiyon-chan collaboration sticker design

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■ Raiyon-chan profile

MBS mascot character, Raiyon-chan.

His plump body and four tails are his charm points.

Since his debut in 2003, he has gained popularity across a wide range of ages.

Official website: https://www.mbs.jp/liyon/profile.shtml

In addition to the above, original goods exclusive to the 'Kyofushin-ten Osaka' venue are also on sale.

What is Kyofushin-ten?

'Fear' (Kyofushin)

The apprehension or anxiety a person physiologically feels towards something.

It can arise not only from things that involve immediate danger to life or pain, but also from things that, at first glance, do not seem to be objects of fear.

These fears sometimes come with an inexplicable irrationality.

At the Kyofushin-ten, we present an exhibition themed around 'fear,' which people harbor towards various things, such as 'points,' 'enclosed spaces,' and 'gazes.'

We hope that through the various exhibits displayed there, it will provide an opportunity for you to confront your own fears.

■ Event Outline

・Title: 'Kyofushin-ten Osaka'

・Dates: Friday, March 27, 2026 - Sunday, May 17, 2026

・Operating Hours: 11:00 - 19:30 (Last admission 30 minutes before closing)

* Last day admission until 17:00

* Event experience duration is approximately 90 minutes

・Venue: Grand Front Osaka North Building B1F Event Lab (B1F, 3-1 Ofukacho, Kita-ku, Osaka)

・Organizers: G.K. Yami / TV Tokyo Corporation / Lawson Entertainment, Inc. / Mainichi Broadcasting System, Inc. / TV Osaka Corporation / Kyodo Kansai, Inc.

・Planning: Nashi, G.K. Yami, Omori Tokie (TV Tokyo)

・Venue Cooperation: Knowledge Capital

■ Admission Fee: 2,300 yen (tax included) *Admission charged for elementary school students and above

■ About Tickets

Currently on sale at various play guides

* Please note that there are weekday tickets and time-designated tickets.

▶Lawson Ticket: https://l-tike.com/event/mevent/?mid=755990

▶Eplus: https://eplus.jp/kyoufushin/

▶Pia: https://w.pia.jp/t/kyoufushin/

▶Seven Ticket: https://7ticket.jp/