「石ノ森萬画館」3月20日にリニューアルオープン　仮面ライダーのスペースは1.5倍に拡大・ゴレンジャーのコーナーが新設　宮城・石巻市

A large crowd is expected during the three-day weekend starting March 20th. The Ishinomori Manga Museum, a tourist facility in the heart of Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, which has been closed for nearly two months, will reopen on March 20th after renovations. An advance preview for members of the press was held on the 19th. A life-size figure of Kamen Rider Zero-One. A row of masks from previous Kamen Riders. All 43 Riders are on display. The Ishinomori Manga Museum is a tourist facility that introduces the works of the late Shotaro Ishinomori, a manga artist with strong ties to Ishinomaki. This is the first major renovation of the exhibits in 13 years. The Kamen Rider space has been expanded to 1.5 times its original size, and it introduces the characteristics and history of the Riders who have continued to be active across generations. "Let's go, Cyclone!" The Cyclone, the motorcycle ridden by Kamen Rider, has also been renovated. Two large screens have been added, and visitors will rescue a kidnapped woman while avoiding enemies and obstacles. A staff member at the Ishinomori Manga Museum commented, "The wind is really strong, so it gives you a sense of speed." A new section has been created for "Himitsu Sentai Gorenger," considered the originator of sentai heroes, which began airing in 1975. There's even a mechanism that plays the show's signature catchphrase... (When a staff member at the museum steps on a button) "Red Ranger, Blue Ranger... Gorenger!" "If you step on it like this, the original audio is reproduced." Ishinomori Manga Museum's General Manager, Moritaro Omori: "We want people to take a step forward, see, understand, and notice things. We hope this will be an opportunity to deepen their understanding of Ishinomori's works and manga." The Ishinomori Manga Museum, which had been closed for nearly two months, reopened on March 20th, and photo sessions with local heroes and characters are planned. The photo sessions are scheduled for 10:30 AM and 2:00 PM. For more details, check out NEWS DIG! ↓ https://newsdig.tbs.co.jp/articles/-/...