In Ho Chi Minh City, the Doraemon exhibition evoked childhood memories for many generations. Coming to Vietnam for the first time, this event has a very special meaning as it marks the 45th anniversary since the Doraemon movie series was first released to the public, bringing with it much joy and meaningful lessons.
Located right in the lobby of Landmark 81 building, the exhibition quickly attracted a large number of visitors, from children to adults who wanted to find innocent moments of a long time ago. The first impressive highlight was the appearance of more than 20 Doraemon models with all kinds of lovely expressions and different sizes. Each familiar robot cat carried a magical treasure that became a symbol associated with the childhood of millions of people.
Ho Chi Minh City is bustling with the Doraemon exhibition, where adults and children have the opportunity to meet the legendary robot cat that has been associated with many generations.
Doraemon, the robotic cat from the manga series of the same name by Fujiko Fujio, has become an indispensable symbol in Vietnamese childhood culture since its debut in 1992.
The exhibition officially opened to visitors from the afternoon of May 17 and lasted until June 1, an ideal time for families to enjoy memorable moments together on International Children's Day. Right from the first days, the exhibition area became extremely bustling and filled with laughter. People from all over the world flocked here to see with their own eyes the vivid Doraemon models, faithfully recreating the image of the kind robot cat and his close friends.
Event to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the release of the Doraemon movie to the public
Collection of 44 mini models recreating 44 adventures of Doraemon, illustrating each story in detail on the big screen
Not only stopping at displaying models, the exhibition also offers a series of rich and attractive interactive activities. Children have the opportunity to unleash their creativity with the coloring and drawing area, while young people enjoy posing next to familiar symbols such as the giant Dorayaki donut, the magic door, the bamboo pinwheel or the "legendary" treasures that have become an indispensable part of the memories of Doraemon fans.
Many meaningful activities are held next to the exhibition space.
The exhibition space is decorated brightly and colorfully, like a time machine taking people back to the summer afternoons reading comics under the fan.
Even though 45 years have passed, Doraemon is still a close friend of many generations, bringing joy every time we remember him.
It is known that the event also includes many other special activities such as the painting exhibition "Your World and Doraemon", where creative works of fans are displayed; re-screening of Doraemon movies that have left a deep impression on the audience; organizing drawing workshops with prizes exclusively for children; and a lively check-in area with funny Doraemon models.
Displayed in front of the Landmark 81 building's lobby, the Doraemon exhibition attracted a large audience with twenty Doraemon models with diverse faces and sizes.
The attraction of the exhibition is not only limited to children and families but also spreads strongly to young people. Because Doraemon is not only a simple cartoon character but also a beautiful memory, a close spiritual friend of those who experienced childhood in the 90s and 2000s. This event is not only a regular exhibition but also becomes a special emotional meeting place, where adults can find the pure emotions of the past, and children have the opportunity to explore a colorful and magical cartoon world. With the time lasting until June 1, the Doraemon exhibition promises to continue to be an attractive and bustling destination in the coming days.
The exhibition is open free of charge from 10am to 8pm daily, creating an interactive playground for fans to share their childhood memories.
The exhibition space also displays 45 movie episodes over the years.
45 years - a long journey with many changes of time, but the image of the robot cat Doraemon is always present in the hearts of many generations as a dear old friend. And this meaningful "return" in Ho Chi Minh City seems to have proven that Doraemon's appeal is still intact as ever, enough to "cause a storm" and bring memorable moments to everyone.
