Chibiyuuto.com Website Review

DISCLAIMER: If you enjoyed reading this story, please support CLAMP by purchasing the original or licensed material available in your (Oct. 26) in Japan at the Mori Arts Center Gallery, in Tokyo. there myself, judging by the pictures, the exhibition was done with excellence. Visitors can explore the exhibition through its many thematic rooms: peek into peep holes to an original story drawn by CLAMP of what it appears to be a date between Sakura and Syaoran. flower stickers and visitors can interact with it by sticking it themselves using the stickers specially available on the exhibit. TOMOYO’S ATELIER – This room mimics Tomoyo’s atelier and it’s made so as to look like it’s within the SIEGE card. The room is fully decorated with fabrics and tools for creating Sakura’s battle costumes. Four real size of very famous battle costumes worn by Sakura in the manga are on display on this room. In addition, there are three mini-dresses designed by CLAMP member Mokona herself on display for GALLERY ZONE – Features originals of over 200 illustrations drawn by CLAMP on display. and at a nice spot featuring a huge panel of the key visual illustration and a life-size display of Sakura drawn by CLAMP CARD CHAMBER – On this room all Clow Cards, Sakura Cards and Clear Cards are displayed. There is a huge Clear Card on the middle of the room showing a new Card drawn by CLAMP named “THANKS”. This same Clear Card will be given to all visitors who attend the exhibition. The designs for the first and second half of the exhibition will be different. A goods shop and thematic cafe with a special menu are also available at the exhibition. It’s a very comprehensive and well made exhibition which I hope will be successful enough to travel the world. The first half of the exhibition will run from October 26 to November 30 and the second half will run from December 1st to January 3. Some contents and atractions are expected to change on the second half. I’ve selected some pictures that were taken by the Japanese press, who had early access to the exhibition: