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ChaO Exhibition Opens in Ikebukuro With Pamphlet Bonus

The exhibition gives fans a rare look at the production materials of a Japanese film that won the Annecy Jury Prize, the first such win in eight years.

Key Facts

  • The ChaO exhibition opens June 6 at Anime Tokyo Station in Ikebukuro and runs through July 31.
  • The free exhibition displays original drawings, storyboards, scripts, setting materials, and an award-record panel.
  • Visitors receive an official pamphlet as an admission bonus while supplies last.
  • ChaO, produced by STUDIO4℃, was released in August 2025 and won the Jury Prize at Annecy 2025.
  • The film is an original adaptation of The Little Mermaid set in the near future, following a human young man and a mermaid princess.

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ChaO Exhibition Opens in Ikebukuro With Pamphlet Bonus

A special exhibition for the anime film ChaO opens June 6 at Anime Tokyo Station in Ikebukuro, running through July 31. The free event displays original drawings, storyboards, scripts, and an award-record panel. Attendees receive an official pamphlet while supplies last. ChaO, produced by STUDIO4℃ and released in August 2025, won the Jury Prize at Annecy 2025.

The exhibition event for the anime film ChaO opens tomorrow, June 6, at Anime Tokyo Station in Ikebukuro. The free exhibition runs until July 31 and includes an overview panel of the film's award records, original key scene drawings, storyboards, scripts, and setting materials. As an admission bonus, visitors receive an official pamphlet that explains the film's world in detail. Pamphlets are available only while supplies last.

ChaO, produced by STUDIO4℃, was released in August 2025. It is an original adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid, set in the near future, following a human young man named Stefan and a mermaid princess named Chao. The film won the Jury Prize at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival 2025, the first such achievement for a Japanese film in eight years. It was also selected for the Animation Film Award at the 35th Japan Movie Critics Awards this year.

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