It has been a month since the special exhibition "Yoshiyuki Tomino: The World of Robot Animation: A Transformer of Robot Animation" was held at the Aomori Museum of Art (Yasuta, Aomori City, TEL 017-783-3000).

A special exhibition by Yoshiyuki Tomino, who is known as a director and director of the anime "Mobile Suit Gundam," "Space Runaway Ideon," and "Aura Battler Dunbine." Looking back on his career of more than 50 years, he will exhibit a huge number of works and materials of about 3000 points. This is the first exhibition with the theme of Mr. Tomino. It will be a joint project by 6 museums nationwide, including the Fukuoka Art Museum and the Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art.

The Aomori exhibition was initially the third patrol and was scheduled for April to June last year, but due to the influence of the new coronavirus, it was postponed for one year. It will be the last event held in 6 buildings.

At the Aomori venue, a dummy balloon of the mobile suit "Li Gazi" will be exhibited, a full-scale bust of about 7 meters in height, and a design sketch of Turn X that appeared in "∀Gundam" with a height of 4 meters. The play of "Legendary Giant Ideon" and notes packed with production ideas will be released as a unique project.

Exhibition commemorative Gunpla "Gundam F91 Ver.2.0 ORIGINAL PLAN Ver." (4,950 yen) and the official catalog of the exhibition "Yoshiyuki Tomino World" (4,400), which was selected as the "Excellent Catalog Award" by the Museum Liaison Council. Limited goods such as Yen) will also be sold. "Mobile Suit Gundam / Legendary Giant Ideon Ame Senbei" (1,650 yen) will be prepared as original goods at the Aomori venue.

In addition, as an additional project, three movie works centered on Gundam will be specially screened a day for seven days from April 24th to 30th at Cinemadict (Aomori City), as well as "Shin Godzilla" and "Shin Godzilla". A commemorative talk between Mr. Shinji Higuchi, the director of "Ultraman", and Mr. Tomino. Pre-registration is required by email, and the application deadline is April 16th.

Takeshi Kudo, a curator at the museum, said, "The dialogue has been postponed twice in the past. I definitely want to make it happen this time." "In a month, the number of visitors reached 8,000. I want many people to see it, but it's a difficult time. I want to take thorough infection prevention measures and decorate the end of this exhibition held at 6 museums nationwide." Tomo.

Opening hours are from 9:30 to 17:00 (last admission is 30 minutes before). Admission is 1,500 yen for the general public, 1,000 yen for high school and college students, and free for elementary and junior high school students and younger. Closed on April 26th. Until May 9th.