The Apothecary Diaries Exhibition will bring the world of Mao Mao and Jinshi to Malaysia starting April 11 (GMT+8). It’ll be hosted at INCUBASE Arena Malaysia and will run until July 12 (GMT+8).
The highlights mentioned in the press release include Maomao’s Clandestine Cabinet, which reflects the heroine’s obsession with pharmaceutical matters, and displays of Maomao and Jinshi’s costumes. Another section is dedicated to Lakan and Fengxian (via a recreation of the scene of a Go game), while there are anime production materials (reproductions of sketches, storyboards, and character sheets) to see elsewhere.
There’s also an investigation-themed exhibit that takes visitors “into the pulse-pounding core of investigation, where the line between ‘Coincidence‘ and ‘Inevitability‘ is shattered.”
Any ticket owner will get a random The Apothecary Diaries Character Clear Card (out of nine designs, and said to be exclusive to Malaysia) while stocks last. Some ticket types will throw in metal bookmarks, while others will also provide a food and drink set from the accompanying themed café.
Here’s the full list of ticket types:
Pre-Sale Tickets (March 11 GMT+8 to April 10 GMT+8)
• Single Ticket – RM50
• Buddy Ticket – RM80 (two tickets, and both owners must enter together)
• Bookmark Ticket – RM70 (includes two metal bookmarks)
• Food & Beverage Ticket – RM90 (includes a food and drink set from the themed café)
• Full Combo Ticket – RM110 (includes two metal bookmarks and the food and drink set)
• Priority Access Ticket – RM150 (the perks of the Full Combo ticket, plus priority access on April 11 GMT+8)
Standard Admission Tickets (April 11 GMT+8 to July 12 GMT+8)
• Single Ticket – RM60
• Buddy Ticket – RM100
• Bookmark Ticket – RM80
Kids of not more than three years of age and visitors with disabilities (and a valid OKU ID) can enter for free.
The Apothecary Diaries Exhibition’s Malaysia stop is part of its Asia tour, which includes Hong Kong (which is where the exhibition pictures above are from), Mainland China, Taipei, and Bangkok. The exhibition was announced last October, along with the unveiling of the anime’s split cour third season and movie.
Source: Press release
