Kimi no Na Wa. Exhibition with Radwimps Area Opening in March!

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Feb. 10, 2017 01:00 PST

A Kimi no Na wa. ( your name. ) exhibition will be held between March 8 and 20 at Matsuya Ginza!

Besides featuring over 300 pieces of production material including storyboard images by Shinkai Makoto, character settings by Ando Masashi and Itomori scenery among others, there will also be an area where visitors can listen to the insert songs by Radwimps with lyrics to recreate the atmosphere of this masterpiece to the fullest.

*Storyboard by director Shinkai Makoto ©2016 Your Name. Production Committee*

Kimi no Na wa. is director Shinkai Makoto's newest work, released in summer 2016. The movie became a huge success, grossing over ¥20 billion, and even won an Excellent Animation of the Year award at the 40th Japan Academy Awards.

*Early image board by director Shinkai Makoto ©2016 Your Name. Production Committee*

*Layout revision by animation director Ando Masashi ©2016 Your Name. Production Committee*

*Character settings table by animation director Ando Masashi ©2016 Your Name. Production Committee*

*Color coordination table by color designer Miki Youko ©2016 Your Name. Production Committee*

*Scenery cut (Itomori) ©2016 Your Name. Production Committee*

Source: Spice

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