A Night of Magical Modifications at THE MUSEUM IN KANSAI 2026 in Japan Ticket
1-45 Chayamachi, Kita Ward, Osaka, 530-0013, Japan
Description
The Event Has Been Closed
This event is now closed and is no longer accepting registrations or ticket purchases. Thank you for your interest and support. Please stay connected with Jasumo Tickets for upcoming events and new ticket opportunities.
How can I make a group booking?
For group bookings, please reach out via our Contact Us page with your event name, date, and number of tickets needed. Our team will prepare the best available options and assist you personally.
Contact Us โOverview
The “Forbidden Exhibition” inspired by the popular NHK program “Makaizo no Yoru” (A Night of Magical Modifications) finally arrives in the Kansai region. This event showcases the extraordinary ingenuity of Japan’s top engineers as they transform everyday household appliances and toys into high-powered “monsters” designed to compete in extreme challenges. It is a celebration of technical prowess, creativity, and the relentless spirit of Japanese manufacturing.
In this special Kansai edition, visitors can witness the raw power of these modified machines through live demonstrations and expert commentary. The exhibition features a lineup of legendary teams from major corporations and local technical universities, including Panasonic, Mitsubishi Electric, and Osaka Institute of Technology. Beyond the demonstrations, the museum area offers a close-up look at the intricate mechanical modifications and the passion of the creators who pushed engineering to its absolute limits.
Why Attend
- Experience the live excitement of “monster” demonstrations where modified machines are put to the test in front of a live audience.
- Gain deep insights into the world of Japanese engineering through 90-minute commentary lectures led by the actual creators of the machines.
- Explore an exclusive exhibition of “monsters” created specifically for the Kansai tour, alongside fan favorites from previous events in Akihabara.
- Visit the state-of-the-art OIT Umeda Tower in the heart of Osaka, a perfect venue for showcasing the intersection of technology and art.
- Choose from multiple seating tiers and ticket types, including early-bird pairs and student discounts, making it a perfect event for tech enthusiasts and families.
Schedule & Tickets Information
These tickets are lottery-based, which means they cannot be purchased directly. Thatโs why you should contact us to request them. Below are the complete details for the event, including dates, venues, seat types, and other important ticket information. Once youโve reviewed everything, simply share your preferred ticket selection with us, and weโll assist you with the process.
Please note: After receiving your request, we will first check live availability on the official platform. If the tickets are still available, we will try our best to secure them for you. If they are sold out, donโt worry โ we can also provide tickets through trusted and verified resale marketplaces in Japan, ensuring you still get the seats you want.
| Date | Venue | Seat Types |
| 2026/03/28 (Sat) 11:30 Start | OIT Umeda Tower (Osaka) | SS, S, A, B seats (O-Rec / M-da Seisakusho) |
| 2026/03/28 (Sat) 15:00 Start | OIT Umeda Tower (Osaka) | SS, S, A, B seats (R-ohm / S-baru) |
| 2026/03/29 (Sun) 11:30 Start | OIT Umeda Tower (Osaka) | SS, S, A, B seats (M-denki / O-ๅทฅๅคง) |
| 2026/03/29 (Sun) 15:00 Start | OIT Umeda Tower (Osaka) | SS, S, A, B seats (P-sonic / S-tsu Seisakusho) |
Background
A Night of Magical Modifications at THE MUSEUM IN KANSAI (Ma-Kaizล no Yoru) is a high-stakes, live-performance spin-off of the hit NHK television program Magical Modification Night. The series is famous for challenging top-tier engineers from companies like Toyota, Nissan, and Sonyโas well as university studentsโto take everyday items (such as a toaster, a pop-up book, or a battery-powered toy dog) and “magically modify” them into monstrously powerful machines to compete in absurdly difficult tasks.
This March 2026 event at the OIT Umeda Tower (Osaka Institute of Technology) transforms the campus into a “living museum” of these engineering marvels. Unlike the TV show, which focuses on the competition, this live session features a “Monster Demonstration & Commentary Lecture.” Attendees get to see the infamous modified machinesโthe “Monsters”โin action up close, while the engineers who built them provide deep-dive explanations into the physics, mechanical hacking, and “over-engineering” that made the modifications possible. It is a unique bridge between pure entertainment and hardcore STEM education, capturing the gritty, passionate spirit of Japanese “Monozukuri” (craftsmanship).
Venue Information
- Venue Name: Osaka Institute of Technology (OIT) Umeda Campus – Josho Hall
- Address: OIT Umeda Tower, 1-45 Chayamachi, Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0013, Japan
- Entry Gates Info: The event is held at Josho Hall, located within the sleek OIT Umeda Tower. Visitors should take the elevators to the dedicated event floors. The tower is a major landmark in the Chayamachi district, easily recognizable by its modern glass facade and proximity to the main shopping hubs.
- Nearby Landmarks: NU Chayamachi (shopping mall), Hankyu Osaka-Umeda Station, and the Mainichi Broadcasting System (MBS) headquarters.
FAQs
What exactly is “Makaizo” (Magical Modification)?
Makaizo is the art of taking a simple product, like a toaster or a toy car, and using expert engineering to modify it for an entirely different, high-performance task. Itโs a popular concept popularized by NHK where top-tier engineers compete for pride and innovation.
Does the admission ticket include the exhibition and the demonstration?
Yes, the seating-specified admission tickets allow you to attend the 90-minute Demonstration & Commentary Lecture at Josho Hall and also grant access to the monster exhibition area on the 6th floor Learning Commons.
Which teams are participating in the Kansai demonstrations?
The event features a prestigious lineup including O-Rec, M-da Seisakusho, R-ohm, S-baru, Mitsubishi Electric (M-denki), Osaka Institute of Technology (O-ๅทฅๅคง), Panasonic, and Shimadzu (S-tsu Seisakusho).
Are there any age requirements for purchasing student tickets?
High school student tickets require a valid student ID for verification on the day of the event. Adult tickets apply to anyone 18 years and older who is not a high school student.
Can I re-enter the exhibition area once I have left?
Tickets are valid for a single entry on the day specified. Once you have entered and scanned your ticket for the exhibition or demonstration area, it cannot be reused for a different day or multiple entries.
Event Calendar
Saturday, March 28, 2026 - Sunday, March 29, 2026
Gallery