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Step into the world of one of Japan’s most beloved anime franchises at the Detective Conan TV Anime 30th Anniversary Exhibition, running from July 25 to Sept. 13, 2026, at SOGO Kai Tak Store The Twins (10/F). Created to commemorate the anime’s 30th anniversary, this special exhibition takes fans behind the scenes of the long-running series through an immersive journey across every stage of animation production.

The exhibition features a specially illustrated anniversary visual bringing together Conan Edogawa and 30 iconic characters, alongside dedicated zones exploring concept development, character design, storyboard creation, coloring, voice acting, and music production. Visitors can also view rare production materials, including original storyboards, character setting sheets, and artwork that have never been publicly displayed before.

Fans can relive unforgettable moments through recreated scenes and themed displays showcasing highlights from the anime’s three-decade history, before ending their visit at the immersive “Thanks Theater” experience. Exclusive 30th-anniversary merchandise and limited-edition collectibles will also be available for purchase.

Presale Single Tickets are HK$98, Presale Double Tickets are HK$178 per set, and Presale Special Tickets are HK$170 per person. Book now via Klook!

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Experience the power of storytelling at ASEAN Film Festival 2026, taking place from Aug. 20 to Sept. 27, 2026, across various venues in Hong Kong. Returning for its fourth edition, the festival presents its most ambitious programme yet, featuring more than 30 films from all 11 ASEAN member countries, alongside selected works from Hong Kong, Mainland China, Australia, Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Nepal, Pakistan, Russia, and other participating regions. With free screenings available to the public, the festival offers an accessible gateway to the rich cultures, traditions, and perspectives of Asia and beyond.

This year's programme highlights the connection between cinema and music, showcasing films that use sound, song, and performance to deepen emotional storytelling. Audiences can look forward to acclaimed titles such as "Song of the Fireflies," "SuckSeed," "881," "Babah," "The Gula Anau Story," "Sound Across the Ocean," "Last Song for You," and "Dear You," among many others. The festival also marks the debut participation of Timor-Leste, introducing audiences to the country's cultural heritage through a special collection of short films.

In addition to screenings, selected sessions will feature discussions with filmmakers, directors, and industry professionals, offering deeper insights into the creative process. All screenings are free of charge, with tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis through the festival website.

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Enter the breathtaking universe of Heaven Official's Blessing: Heaven and Earth Flowing Light Exhibit, running from Aug. 20 to Sept. 20, 2026, from 11 AM to 10 PM, at INCUBASE Arena. Inspired by the beloved animated adaptation of Mo Xiang Tong Xiu’s bestselling novel, this immersive exhibition invites fans and newcomers alike to explore the rich mythology, emotional storytelling, and stunning visual artistry that have captivated audiences worldwide.

Journey through exhibition zones inspired by the Heavenly Realm, Ghost Realm, and Qiandeng Temple, where original animation sketches, character designs, concept artwork, and production materials reveal the creative process behind the acclaimed series. Visitors can experience highlights including the "Glimpses of Heaven Official's Blessing" Entrance & Miniature Landscape, "One Flower, One Sword" Character Design and Art showcase, and recreations of memorable scenes from the animation.

Life-sized installations and themed photo spots bring the story of Xie Lian and Hua Cheng to life, including the recreated "Prince Temple" scene. Guests can also leave messages at the themed wall and browse exclusive event merchandise at the pop-up store, making this a must-visit celebration of one of animation’s most beloved fantasy worlds. Get your tickets now!

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Discover a unique dialogue between past and present at "The Pleasure-Dome of Hills: A Curated Hallucination of a Modern Literati," on view from Aug. 27 to Oct. 3, 2026, at Ora-Ora. Curated by Hong Kong-based independent curator Zoie Yung, the multidisciplinary group exhibition brings together works by 13 artists, including Chan Cho Kiu Bunchi, Emily Cheng, Dave Chow Yui Wang, Huang Dan, Ashlee Ip, Vann Kwok, Lam Duen Shan Ming, Lau Hiu Tung, Mindy Lui, Gerald Mak, Tse Chun Sing, Wengio Wong, and Zhang Zhihui.

Inspired by the imagined layout of a traditional scholar’s studio, the exhibition juxtaposes Ming Dynasty huanghuali, Qing Dynasty zitan, and Republican-era rosewood furniture with contemporary art, craft, and wearable works. Through this concept of “polytemporality,” the exhibition creates a space where historical artifacts and contemporary interventions coexist, celebrating both the beauty and function of diverse artistic practices.

Part of Ora-Ora’s 20th anniversary celebrations, the exhibition explores how traditional shanshui landscapes are perceived within modern urban life. Through works such as Dave Chow’s "Constancy", as well as presentations by Vann Kwok, Ashlee Ip, Emily Cheng, and Huang Dan, visitors are invited on a journey that mirrors the experience of moving from Hollywood Road and Tai Kwun into Hong Kong’s surrounding natural landscapes. An opening reception will be held on Aug. 27, 2026, from 5 PM to 8 PM.

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