Card Shop Brings Japanese Ghost Show To Top Of KL Tower, And It Is Free
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Malaysian trading card game retailer Trading Card Game Kuala Lumpur (TCGKL) has mounted a 58-artwork, 47-sculpture Japanese folklore exhibition at KL Tower, backed by the federal tourism ministry and officiated by a former prime minister — with free entry.
From the original report
A card shop organised it, a former prime minister cut the ribbon, the federal government backed it, and the exhibition is free.
Yokai Tales: Japan's 47 Prefectures opened recently at the Sky Garden on Level TH04 of Kuala Lumpur Tower, and runs until 30 September.
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- Sep 5, 2026
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- Sep 6, 2026
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