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CHIIKAWA DAYS Exhibition; Kai Tak Summer Playcation Fest

04/08/2025

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Executive Producers：彭啟光, 麥嘉緯

04/08/2025

From 1st to 24th August, Chiikawa, which has taken Asia by storm, will be in Tsim Sha Tsui. CHIIKAWA DAYS Exhibition will be held at Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront Space and K11 MUSEA. Over 100 3D sculptures will be on display.
There are three ticketed zones, both indoors and outdoors. Highlights include a 9-meter-high inflatable installation and the new, Hong Kong-only “Yum Cha” Art, where you can see Chiikawa and friends having traditional dim sum such as har gow and siu mai. Visitors can experience the life and adventures of Chiikawa and friends through four themes: clothing, food, shelter, and action, with interactive element. Iconic scenes from the story, such as the Internet cafe, “Ramen Rō”, the prison, and famous battle scenes, will be on display. There are also various giant delicacies.

Contact: pangkk@rthk.hk

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