The Mystery Exhibit That Shocked Tokyo and Nagoya Is Coming to Osaka This Summer
The uniquely themed exhibition “Yukuefumei-ten” (The Missing Persons Exhibition), centered around all things “disappeared,” is coming to Osaka this summer.
Running for 66 days from July 25 (Fri) to September 28 (Sun), 2025, the exhibit will be held in Honmachi—right in the heart of the city.
After drawing over 70,000 visitors in Tokyo and 30,000 in Nagoya, the exhibit now brings its eerie and fascinating presence to the Kansai region.
An Entire Exhibition Dedicated to "Fictional Disappearances"
Flyers, forgotten items, and urban legends…
At the venue, you’ll find chillingly realistic displays of “fictional disappearances” that never actually happened.
While everything is fictional, the eerie realism is sure to send chills down your spine.
“People are drawn to places where light doesn't reach.”
Step into a slightly disturbing, yet strangely addictive world.
Prime Location Right in the Heart of Honmachi, Osaka
The exhibit will be held on the first floor of Taniguchi Etsu Building No. 2, just steps from Osaka Metro’s Honmachi Station.
Located right on Midosuji and Chuo Dori, it's perfect to stop by during shopping or sightseeing.
- Dates: July 25 (Fri) – September 28 (Sun), 2025
- Hours: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Last entry at 6:30 PM)
- Venue: Taniguchi Etsu Building No. 2, 1F
3-5-26 Kyutaromachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka
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Meet the Eccentric Creative Team
Nashi (Horror Writer)
A leader of the online horror storytelling generation who rose to fame with tales like “Hachishakusama.”
Notable works include Ryūdan and Kawaiso Warai.
Shoutarou Tonka (Horror-Tech Pioneer)
CEO of “Yami Inc.” and pioneer of “Horatech” (horror x technology), known for his work on haunted houses and urban legend simulations.
Tokio Omori (TV Tokyo)
A young creator behind unique horror productions like Harai, SIX HACK, and Searching for Ishinaga Kikue.
What Is the "Yukuefumei Exhibition"?
Yukuefumei (行方不明) – Whereabouts unknown.
Synonyms: disappearance, vanishing, elopement, spiriting away, running away, lost contact.
This immersive exhibition lets visitors experience fictional traces of such vanishings.
Because it's not real, your imagination fills in the gaps—making it feel even eerier.
A little scary. But you just can’t look away.
行方不明展
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Official Info & Ticket Details
- Official Site: https://www.tv-osaka.co.jp/event/yukuefumei
- Contact: yukuefumeiten_osaka@tv-osaka.jp
- Phone: 06-6947-1912 (Weekdays 10:00–17:00)
Note: All missing persons in this exhibit are fictional.
Some displays may differ from those in Tokyo or Nagoya.
This article was summarized and localized by the RAW JAPAN editorial team based on a press release from PR TIMES.
Source: TV Osaka
Images: PR TIMES / TV Osaka & Yukuefumei Exhibition Committee