INCUBASE Arena continues to bring you an exciting anime exhibition experience. This time, it features the 'Ryoko Kui Exhibition' and the 'Delicious in Dungeon' Exhibition in Hong Kong, marking the first stop of the exhibition outside Japan. The exhibition displays precious illustrations of Ryoko Kui’s early works, along with some realistic exhibits that replicate the scenery of the fantasy world in “Delicious in Dungeon”.
Exhibition Date: 4 April 2025 to 15 June 2025
Opening hours: 11:00AM – 10:00PM (last admission is recommended before 09:00PM)
Recommended experience time: 45 minutes
Event Introduction
Ryoko Kui’s First Ever Exhibition
Expertizing the usage of imaginary style of illustration, Kui has created a number of world famed works like “The Dragon’s School Is on Top of the Mountain” and “Terrarium in Drawer” and “Delicious in Dungeon”. The world first Ryoko Kui Exhibition will feature over 150 pieces of exhibits, apart from manuscript copies, never-before-seen videos of the process of illustration to in-person interviews, offering a better insight into the artist’s creative thoughts and inspirations.
Exploring the imaginary scenery of “Delicious in Dungeon” in person
“Delicious in Dungeon” is Ryoko Kui’s first long-running manga series, telling the story of the protagonist and his companions venturing back into a labyrinth to rescue his sister who was eaten by a red dragon. The series captivates readers with its detailed dungeon settings and unique plot centred around cooking meals from monsters. To celebrate the big success on the anime adaptation, an exhibition was toured around different part of Japan earlier. This time the exhibition will also bring the labyrinth from the series to life in Hong Kong, allowing fans to fully immerse themselves in exploring various fantastical monsters.
Hong Kong exclusive photo-spots, pop-up store and themed café
Filled with intricate decorations , the exhibition will bring the visitors in the labyrinth world through photo spots, including the red dragon, life-size standees of characters and unique themed backdrops to elevate the experience.
The pop-up store offers a variety of exclusive merchandise, including limited-edition items from official Japan exhibition and Hong Kong-exclusive collectibles.
In the B1 dining area, a “Delicious in Dungeon” themed cafe awaits, serving dishes inspired by the main characters. Visitors can enjoy a visual and culinary experience after exploring the exhibition!

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