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Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Exhibition Opens at Shibuya BEAM

The Resident Evil 30th anniversary exhibition, THE WORLD OF BIOHAZARD 30th Anniversary Exhibition, opened on October 30 at Shibuya BEAM Gallery in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo, and runs through December 24.

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Why it matters

Capcom is marking the series' 30th year with a ticketed, timed-entry physical exhibition rather than a game release, putting the franchise's props, virus lore, and set-piece spaces in front of paying visitors for eight weeks in Shibuya.

Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Exhibition Opens at Shibuya BEAM

Key Facts

  • THE WORLD OF BIOHAZARD 30th Anniversary Exhibition opened on October 30 at Shibuya BEAM Gallery in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo.
  • The exhibition runs until December 24 and uses date-and-time specified tickets for all days.
  • Adult tickets cost 3,300 yen on weekdays and 3,600 yen on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.
  • Children's tickets cost 1,500 yen on weekdays and 1,700 yen on weekends and holidays.
  • The exhibition sells original goods including caps made in collaboration with New Era.

Tickets are date-and-time specified: adults 3,300 yen and elementary school children 1,500 yen on weekdays, 3,600 yen and 1,700 yen on weekends and holidays. One preschool child enters free per adult.

Tickets are timed for every day of the run, and the price changes with the calendar: 3,300 yen for adults and 1,500 yen for elementary school children on weekdays, 3,600 yen and 1,700 yen on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. One preschool child gets in free with each adult.

The exhibition spaces include THE WORLD OF BIOHAZARD Theater, an area tracing the incidents from the mansion to the city to the world, and Evidence of Fear, which gathers development materials around viruses, parasites, and fungi, including the t-Virus developed by Umbrella Corporation. Life-size sculptures of villains and a section on the protagonists round out the displays, alongside goods made for the exhibition, among them caps produced with New Era.

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