Mobilis Frontier XR Experience Opens at WHAT CAFE in Tennozu Isle on December 5
Alphacode Inc. will run the free-roam XR experience "Mobilis Frontier: The Forgotten Capital of Reminiscence" at WHAT CAFE in Tennozu Isle from December 5 to December 25, 2026, based on the Sen'i-ken Kenbunroku YouTube channel.
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Why it matters
The Yurakucho run sold out all dates 23 minutes after tickets went on sale, so the Tennozu Isle dates are the first chance for anyone who missed that window to walk the Sen'i-ken world.
Key Facts
- Mobilis Frontier: The Forgotten Capital of Reminiscence runs at WHAT CAFE in Tennozu Isle from December 5 to December 25, 2026.
- The experience is based on the Sen'i-ken Kenbunroku YouTube channel, which has about 380,000 subscribers as of November 2026.
- The Yurakucho Marui run sold out all dates 23 minutes after tickets went on sale.
- The venue offers a Kireha tea comparison of Suha, Fukaha, and Hiha for 1,000 yen in-store or 800 yen takeout.
- Tickets go on sale on Asoview! from 20:00 on November 17, 2026.
The venue adds a Kireha tea comparison of three types, Suha, Fukaha, and Hiha, plus a free Sen'i Ryutsū Market goods fair. Tickets go on sale on Asoview! from 20:00 on November 17.
The Tennozu Isle run lasts 21 days, open every day from 10:00 to 22:00 at WHAT CAFE, a five-minute walk from Tennozu Isle Station on the Tokyo Monorail and four minutes from the Rinkai Line station. The XR session runs about 50 minutes, roughly 25 of them in the experience, and stretches to about 70 minutes with the tea. Children under 7 cannot participate, and each session takes a maximum of four people.
Pricing is 3,800 yen on weekdays and 4,800 yen on holidays for the XR plus tea, or 2,800 yen and 3,800 yen for the XR alone. The tea comparison is also open to visitors who skip the XR: 1,000 yen in-store, 800 yen takeout, coasters while supplies last.
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