Type-Moon museum reopens after pandemic in Japan

It was announced that the museum of the video game developer Type-Moon will reopen its doors on June 5 after temporarily closing in February due to the pandemic situation in Japan. The museum opened in one of the Sony Music Roppongi Museum showrooms on December 20 to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Fate / Stay Night franchise.

With its reopening, the safety and health measures that will be implemented to care for the health of its attendees were also announced. For starters, the museum will only have half its full capacity, and tickets can only be purchased online. The maximum amount of time that visitors will be able to stay in the museum is one hour and it will be mandatory for everyone to wear face masks in addition to undergoing a body temperature test before entering.

In this reopening, the Type-Moon museum will be dedicated to the Heaven’s Feel phase of the franchise. The previous phase, which ran from December 20, 2019 to January 20, 2020, was dedicated to everything related to the first works of Fate. From January 23 to February 24, the museum was dedicated to the Unlimited Blade Works phase.

Source: Type-Moon Museum