Impressionist VR Piece Passes 30,000 Visitors At Immersive Journey
CinemaLeap says cumulative domestic attendance for "Tonight with the Impressionists Paris 1874" has passed 30,000 at its Immersive Journey VR facility.
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Why it matters
The attendance figure gives CinemaLeap a domestic data point for a permanent VR art attraction as it prepares to extend the Immersive Journey venue chain into Osaka and Hiroshima.
Key Facts
- Cumulative domestic attendance for "Tonight with the Impressionists Paris 1874" at Immersive Journey has passed 30,000.
- The VR work has been on permanent display at the facility since July 2025.
- The piece is supervised by the Musee d'Orsay and co-produced by Excurio and GEDEON Experiences.
- CinemaLeap plans to open Immersive Journey Osaka in December and Hiroshima in March 2027.
The piece, supervised by the Musee d'Orsay and co-produced with Excurio and GEDEON Experiences, has run on permanent display since July 2025. CinemaLeap plans an Osaka venue in December and a Hiroshima venue in March 2027.
The work was given its world premiere at the Musee d'Orsay in Paris on March 26, 2024, before settling into the Yokohama facility. It places visitors in the former studio of the photographer Nadar on Boulevard des Capucines, the venue of the First Impressionist Exhibition, where about 30 painters gathered and showed more than 165 works.
The tour covers Monet, Renoir, Degas, Morisot, Cezanne and Pissarro with commentary. The painters are voiced by a cast that includes Yuki Kaji as Monet, Daisuke Namikawa as Cezanne and Takehito Koyasu as Degas. CinemaLeap opened Immersive Journey in Yokohama in December 2024 and says the facility has drawn more than 350,000 visitors in Japan.
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