Kamen Rider 50th Anniversary Exhibition Kicks Off At Fahrenheit88 This Dec 20th

Malaysia has recently become a hotspot for all kinds of geeky exhibitions, and it seems like that trend will be continuing well into 2025 with the launch of the Kamen Rider 50th Anniversary Exhibition! The event will take place at Fahrenheit88’s Incubase Arena Malaysia, from the 20th of December 2024 to the 9th of March 2025.

The Kamen Rider 50th Anniversary Exhibition first made its debut in Nagoya during March of 2022, and has since made its way to other cities such as Fukuoka, Tokyo, and Kagoshima. The upcoming Malaysian leg of the tour will mark its first ever appearance in Southeast Asia, and will be set to feature over 30 different Kamen Riders, from the original Kamen Rider of the 70’s to newer additions such as Geats and Gotchard.

The event promises to be a faithful recreation of the Japanese exhibition, featuring 1:1 scale statues, copies of comic book manuscripts, and replicas of TV show props and costumes, including the franchise’s iconic transformation belts. It will also feature a special exhibition area previously exclusive to the Hong Kong edition of the tour, allowing fans to further immerse themselves in the world of Kamen Rider.

Best of all, fans will also have the opportunity to get their hands on official Japanese exhibition-only merchandise, making it a must-visit for any dedicated Kamen Rider fan in the region.

Kamen Rider 50th Anniversary Exhibition

Dates: 20 December 2024 – 9 March 2025

Time: 10:00AM – 10:00PM (Last entry at 9:00PM)

Venue: Incubase Arena @ Fahrenheit88, 2nd Floor (Lot 2-02 to 2-06)

Tickets available on: Incutix Ticketing, Ticket2U

For more information, follow Incubase Arena Malaysia on Facebook or Instagram.

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