Odoru Daisousasen Museum Opens at Odaiba With Aoshima Coats and Props
The museum gathers props and costumes from across the franchise's run, including items director Motohiro and producer Kameyama pulled from their own homes, and opens as the new film N.E.W. prepares for release on September 18.
Reporting from 1 source: Cinema Today.
A museum dedicated to the Odoru Daisousasen franchise opened July 25 inside Odaiba Fan Rising at Fuji Television headquarters. The exhibit displays costumes worn by Shunsaku Aoshima, including an early model coat preserved by producer Chihiro Kameyama, plus scripts, props, and personal items from director Katsuyuki Motohiro and the cast.
The exhibit spans two floors of the Fuji Television building. The 24th floor holds the poster and trailer for Odoru Daisousasen N.E.W., set for release September 18, along with the script used by director Katsuyuki Motohiro and a photo spot with a near life-size Aoshima panel.
The main display sits in the Hachitama observation room on the 25th floor, where items from the 1997 TV series through the 2024 Shinji Muroi films are lined up. Director Motohiro and producer Chihiro Kameyama reportedly brought several treasures from their homes, including scripts with the director's notes and an early model Aoshima coat that Kameyama preserved after the TV series version was lost.
Other pieces include a HAMILTON wristwatch that Aoshima lent to Sumire Onda, which is Yuji Oda's personal possession, and the instructor armband worn by Heihachiro Waku.
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- Cinema Today 歴代青島コート展示や旧湾岸署を再現！「踊る大捜査線 THE MUSEUM」開幕