Roppongi Museum is set to open its The Promised Neverland exhibition on July 17 where it will run until December 30. The exhibition covers the Grace Field House Jailbreak Arc, where guests can feel like they’re really walking through the house.

Cafe Logo

As part of the exhibition, a themed cafe called the Minerva Cafe will open inside the museum serving food and drink inspired by the anime series.

BLT Sandwich & Salmon Cream Cheese | ¥1,740 (Tax Included)

Minerva & Phil’s Chocolate Banana Pancakes | ¥1,600 (Tax Included)

The Minerva Cafe menu includes the mysterious William Minerva who Emma, Norman, and Ray are pursuing, chocolate banana pancakes with Minerva and Phil designs, and more, including a range drinks.

Latte Art | ¥770 (Tax Included)

Isabella’s Brown Sugar Milk Tea | ¥540 (Tax Included)

The Emma, Norman, and Ray lattes also come with a coaster you can take home, and there’s a special Isabella milk tea you can buy at THE ALLEY, a food truck at Roppongi Musuem that’s popular for its Taiwanese milk teas.

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Roppongi Museum is set to open its The Promised Neverland exhibition on July 17 where it will run until December 30. The exhibition covers the Grace Field House Jailbreak Arc, where guests can feel like they’re really walking through the house.

Newly illustrated artwork to be used on exclusive merchandise

Limited-edition museum exclusive merch line-up

Hangers | 3 Designs: Emma, Norman, Ray | ¥1,430 Each (Tax Included)

Pins | 10 Designs | ¥440 Each (Tax Included)

Acrylic Figures With Stills | 3 Designs: Emma, Norman, Ray | ¥1,430 Each (Tax Included)

Croquis Notebook | ¥990 (Tax Included)

Folder | ¥440 (Tax Included)

3D Postcard Set | ¥990 (Tax Included)

Stainless Steel Bottles | 3 Designs: Emma, Norman, Ray | ¥1,870 Each (Tax Included)

Key Keyring | ¥990 (Tax Included)

4C Ballpoint Pens | 4 Designs: Emma, Norman, Ray, Little Bunny | ¥880 Each (Tax Included)

Flat Pouches | 3 Designs: Emma, Norman, Ray | ¥1,760 Each (Tax Included)

Compact Mirror | ¥2,200 (Tax Included)

Little Bunny Pouch | ¥3,080 (Tax Included)

The exhibition artwork and 136 pieces of merchandise focus on the strong bond between Emma, Norman, and Ray. Dive into the world of The Promised Neverland at the special exhibition arriving this summer.

Japanese real-life escape game creative company SCRAP is set to open a new game in collaboration with the anime series The Promised Neverland. Titled “Escape from the Demons’ Forest,” the game will open in seven cities across Japan on July 8.

Escape game bring people together in a themed space where they have to solve puzzles in order to escape. Players of this new game take on the role of one of the special children to be eaten like Emma, Ray, and Norman. They must work alongside the characters while avoiding the demons guarding the area. If you’ve always wanted to feel like you’re in the world of The Promised Neverland, this immersive experience is on way of getting there.

SCRAP has collaborated with The Promised Neverland before, with their 2019 game receiving the Best Event Award for its original story and level of immersion. The new game is sure to be a similar experience, with newly-recorded voice lines for Emma, Norman, and Ray who players will interact with.

Players who book a ticket in advance can also receive a special message in a bottle.

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*「リアル脱出ゲーム」は株式会社SCRAPの登録商標です。

Roppongi Museum is set to open its The Promised Neverland exhibition on July 17 where it will run until December 30. The exhibition covers the Grace Field House Jailbreak Arc, where guests can feel like they’re really walking through the house.

Grace Field House entrance

Venue map

The exhibition is split into seven ‘chapters’ which recreate various scenes from the manga and anime series. The areas are littered with props such as the truck that Conny goes into, the test room desks, ​William Minerva’s pen, and so on. They even have the rooms smelling like they would in the series.

Fuji TV’s anime programming block Noitamina celebrated its 15th anniversary with a special anniversary orchestra concert held at Tokyo International Forum Hall C on May 29.

The breathtaking concert featured a line-up of anime songs that play during iconic scenes from different anime series. It was conducted by Satoshi Yoneda and performed by the incredible Tokyo 21C Philharmonic who lent their dynamic sound to the set list. The set invited each song’s respective composer on piano including Yugo Kanno for the main theme of Library War, Takahiro Obata for the first main theme of The Promised Neverland, Masaru Yokoyama for Yuujin A-Kun o Watashi No Bansousha Ni Ninmeishimasu from Your Lie in April, and more. Sarah Àlainn also made an appearance to sing the insert song Isabella no Uta from The Promisd Neverland.

The performance included scenes and visuals from each anime series edited specially for this cocnert.

Hotel Keihan launched a new guest room plan in collaboration with the anime series The Promised Neverland at its Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Nagoya, Sendai, and Sapporo branches on Tuesday. It also released a collection of exclusive merchandise which can be bought at each hotel’s front desk.

Guest Rooms

Exclusive Merch Line-Up

Pins | ¥550 Each (Tax Included)

Key Rings | ¥550 Each (Tax Included)

Lobby display

The hotel plan was originally scheduled to take place for three months but has been extended by a further month to accommodate for travel restrictions as well as guest demand. New prices have also been introduced to make it more accessible to people. Fans of the anime series can get their hands on a range of items not available anywhere else too including pins, key rings, folders, and more.

The hotel room designs are inspired by both seasons of The Promised Neverland and come with life-size panels, wall decorations, and more, so fans can look forward to getting sucked into the world of the anime series.

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Japanese apparel brand UNION STATION released a new clothing collection in collaboration with the ongoing TV anime series The Promised Neverland on Tuesday (March 16) on its official website and select branches.

The Line-Up

Motif Print Long Sleeve Tee – Emma (3 Colours)

Motif Print Long Sleeve Tee – Norman (3 Colours)

Motif Print Long Sleeve Tee – Ray (3 Colours)

Motif Print Long Sleeve Tee (2 Colours)

Motif Print Long Sleeve Tee (2 Colours)

Motif Print Hoodie (2 Colours)

Hoodie Field Coat

Stand Field Coat

Numbering Logo Print Shirt

Numbering Logo Print Hoodie

The stylish collection of cut and sewns and hoodies are not only a nod to the popular series but look extremely fashionable too, so you can look good and express your anime love at the same time!

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Sony Marketing has launched a collaboration with the ongoing second season of the TV anime series The Promised Neverland, which began airing in January, and its own Walkman® and wireless headphone products. The collab began on March 11 and will run until September 2.

Walkman®NW-A55 The Promised Neverland Collaboration Model

The Walkman®NW-A55 features high-res audio and can play CD audio. It’s also fitted with a Bluetooth® receiver so it can play high-res songs from smart devices.

Engraved design

Original packaging

The Walkman itself features an original engraved design of the anime series’ three main characters. The box it’s packaged in, too, has an original design illustrated exclusively for this collaboration.

Wireless Stereo Headset WF-H800 The Promised Neverland Collaboration Model

The WF-H800 wireless headphones are not only small and light, they can also play upscaled hi-res audio or music and videos, from CDs, MP3, streaming services and more thanks to being fitted with DSEE HX™ technology. When Bluetooth plays compression sound sources such as CD or MP3 in codec of SBC/AAC in state of DSEE HX ON, the headphones can expand to up to 96kHz/24bit.

Engraved image

Original packaging

Like the Walkman, the headphones too come with an original engraving and box design.

Original Calendar (Postcard Size) – April 2021 to June 2021

Customers who buy either the Walkman or wireless headphones will receive an original calendar set for April 2021 to June 2021.

The ongoing second season of the TV anime series The Promised Neverland has teased the cover art for the upcoming first volume of the DVD and Blu-ray which is set to hit shelves in Japan on April 7, 2021. An anime music video for the ending theme Mahou by Myuk was also released.

Blu-ray & DVD Volume 1 Cover Art

Myuk – “Mahou” Anime Music Video

Japanese collaboration licensing website Fan Fun MARKET is now taking orders for a new collection of jewellery inspired by the TV anime series The Promised Neverland which is currently airing its second season. Orders are open until February 24, 2021.

The Promised Neverland – Jewellery Line-Up

The accessory assortment includes rings and necklaces based on the main characters of the series including Emma, Norman, and Ray. The items are engraved with the characters’ serial numbers and are fitted with a coloured stone based on the colour scheme of the characters. The rings are available in Japanese sizes 7-21.

Emma Serial Ring | ¥10,000 (Before Tax)

Norman Serial Ring | ¥10,000 (Before Tax)

Ray Serial Ring | ¥10,000 (Before Tax)

The three necklaces feature a special design where if you put each of the puzzle pieces together it writes out the message “Hopefully there is light ahead.” The necklaces are 40m in size plus an extra 5cm using the adjuster.

Emma Serial Necklace | ¥11,000 (Before Tax)

Norman Serial Necklace | ¥11,000 (Before Tax)

Ray Serial Necklace | ¥11,000 (Before Tax)

Bookmark

The accessories are coupled with a bookmark of the character whose items you choose.

Original Jewellery Box

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A new promotional video for season two of the ongoing TV anime series The Promised Neverland has dropped. The series is set to begin airing on January 7, 2021. Fans outside Japan can catch the highly-anticipated second season on Crunchyroll.

Promos/Commercials

PV・CM

Season 2 Commercial 1:

Season 2 Commercial 2:

Season 2 OP Commercial:

Season 2 ED Commercial:

It has been announced that Myuk will perform the ending theme Mahou (‘Magic’) for the upcoming second season of the TV anime series The Promised Neverland, adapted from Kaiu Shirai’s manga of the same name, which is set to begin airing on January 7, 2021. The song was written by popular Japanese artist Eve.

Myuk | Comment

“I love The Promised Neverland. I watched the first season as a fan and looked forward to a new episode every week. Now I get to sing a song written by Eve, an artist who I’ve always listened to and have great respect for. It all feels like a dream. The time you spend with someone precious to you as like ‘magic,’ and even should that fade some day, your memories of them will live on. That will be your nourishment. In this song I sing about feeling lost when moving forward, and those nights of solitude when you feel lonely. I’m personally honoured to have this song, ‘Mahou,’ playing together with Emma and her friends, who I love so much, on screen. I pray that lots of people get to hear it!”

Eve | Comment

“It has hit me hard on many occasions seeing those young boys and girls facing their cruel world with a positive outlook. I’ve learned a lot some this series. This was my first time working with Myuk’s voice, and just like those simple and honest boys and girls, her voice has both tremendous strength together with a tense of transience, like she is going to disappear. It made me feel confident that ‘Magic’ as a song will be far-reaching as it resonates.”