HATSUNE MIKU EXPO 2025 in Bangkok

River City Bangkok invites audiences to celebrate Snoopy’s timeless charm at “How Do You Do, Snoopy? 75 Years: A Journey of Friendship Through Art,” running Sept. 6 to Dec. 7, 2025.

For the first time in Thailand, more than 100 exclusive works will be unveiled, alongside rare Peanuts™ archives and classic media. The exhibition spans four themed zones, each blending art, fashion, and culture to explore friendship through creativity. Highlights include contributions from over 25 international artists and innovative designs by 24 global fashion brands.

The exhibition also shines a spotlight on Thai talent, with 10 local artists presenting original works inspired by the Peanuts™ characters. Visitors can look forward to not only art but also interactive activities, immersive installations, and special promotions designed to create an engaging and memorable experience.

Children under four enjoy free entry when accompanied by a guardian. Concession tickets are offered for students and senior guests.

Celebrate 75 years of Peanuts™ and rediscover Snoopy’s enduring legacy at this special exhibition.

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Darkness descends on Bangkok as Under the Castle 2025 takes over EmSphere from Oct. 7 to Nov. 2. For the first time in Thailand, Pumpkie & Spookie’s twisted universe comes to life through immersive attractions, live encounters, and a theatrical horror journey like no other.

The adventure begins at the Night Market, serving creepy cocktails, hauntingly good bites, and one-of-a-kind finds. Step inside to explore the Merchandise Area packed with exclusive memorabilia before braving the main event: the Haunted House. This one-way, no-return experience is designed for groups of 10, leading guests into a maze of frights, fantasy, and shock.

Need a break from the fear? Head to the Mini Bar for sinisterly crafted drinks or explore the Experience Zone with interactive activities, a spooky photo booth, and chaotic bumper cars.

Open daily with late-night hours, Under the Castle welcomes visitors 16 and older, though only those 18+ may enter the Haunted House. Timed tickets are required, and entry is strictly one-time only. Prepare to get lost in the shadows of this haunting spectacle.

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Fans of Japanese horror, get ready—Junji Ito Collection Horror House is back in Bangkok with an all-new experience. Running from Oct. 10, 2025, to Jan. 5, 2026, at the 4th floor of MBK Center, Zone A, this spine-chilling exhibition immerses you in the world of the legendary horror manga artist.

The event features two immersive routes: "Farewell City," a shadowy world of loss and secrets, and "Horror Town," a sinister village where danger lurks at every turn. Both paths lead to the Hidden Exhibition Area, showcasing cursed objects and artwork, before concluding at the Junji Ito Horror Café with menu items inspired by his stories, and the Merchandise Zone packed with collectibles, including the exclusive Junji Ito x Sanrio line.

Tickets start at THB350, with VIP packages (THB1,000) including masks, posters, a special drink, and a 2026 calendar. Early Bird tickets are available until Sept. 19, 2025.

With haunting sets, eerie effects, and encounters with characters like Tomie, Souichi, Fuchi, and the Crossroads Pretty Boy, this exhibition is not for the faint of heart.

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The BKK Comics Art Festival returns to the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) from Oct. 14 to 26, celebrating the fusion of storytelling and visual art through comics. Organized by bkk UNZINE, the festival opens with a two-week gallery exhibition on Oct. 14 at the BACC’s 5th floor, before culminating in a lively weekend convention on Oct. 25-26.

This year’s theme, “Storytelling in Comics,” explores how artists use words and imagery to express narrative ideas and emotions. Visitors can look forward to panels, workshops, and creative showcases, all centered on the power of sequential art. Special guests include Japanese mangaka Eldo Yoshimizu and Taiwanese artist Rimui Yumin, alongside numerous international creators.

Returning partners include the Embassy of Belgium, which will feature a special presentation of Franco-Belgian comics and an exhibition by Loo Hui Phang. The 2025 edition also marks a milestone for bkk UNZINE, which recently launched its first print magazine, UNZINE Comics.

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