Junji Ito Horror House Ticket
- AEONKLOOK11: Enjoy an extra 11% sitewide and capped at RM50 when pay with AEON credit cards from now till 10 Dec 2023
- Immerse yourself in scenes from the iconic Netflix series: Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales Of The Macabre and Uzumaki: Spiral Into Horror.
- Junji Ito reveals his original scripts and drawings for iconic anime and manga creations.
- Step into the world of his dark imaginings, where horror takes shape in its most raw and authentic form.
- Prepare to be captivated by the enigmatic allure of iconic art pieces in the Secret Section.
- One of the [Uzumaki] Exhibition in ASEAN, featuring the infamous ‘Vortex’ from [Uzumaki].
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What to expect
Japanese horror manga master Junji Ito is here! This halloween’s most frightening "Junji Ito Horror House" taking place at LaLaport BBCC. This time, Tomei and Soichi will lead the horror experience of the two halls, calling on Malaysian fans to visit from 28th September to 30th November. The treacherous and frightening world of darkness!
This halloween come and experience an immersive horror that will awaken your fear. An experience that is not for the faint of heart. The "Junji Ito Horror House" uses Junji Ito's unique and treacherous world to create an immersive experience in all aspects, creating a terrifying experience. Accept the challenge of going through both the halls or test your courage with just one hall, but experience the spread and engulfment of inner fear by entering the horror house to feel the panic of darkness, rising heartbeat and gutless scream!
Break into the world where hell and reality are separated by a thin line! The essence of horror by Mr. Junji Ito’s original grisly plots, three-dimensionalize various horrors, and witness the terrifying perspective of Junji Ito. Want to know the secret behind the master of Japanese horror? In the exhibition, you can witness the limited drawings specially drawn by Mr. Junji Ito for the exhibition this time, savor the depiction of lines carefully, the flow of each plot story vividly on the paper, and peek into the creative world of Mr. Junji Ito!






































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QnA
Q: We have a group of 5, can we not have others with us in the experience ? A: No, but you could purchase the bundle of 8 and enjoy the experience with just your group of friends.
Q: I got the bundle of 4/8 tickets , can we replace the F&B items for cash/vouchers? A: No, Complimentary items can’t be exchanged.
Q: Does Junji Ito Horror House Malaysia have a merchandise store? A: Yes, merchandise in the store are exclusive to the Malaysia tour only. Additionally there is also a Junji Ito Cafe.
Q: Can I bring my bags into the Junji Ito Horror House Malaysia? A: It is not advisable to bring any large items into the experience to ensure the safety of you and our working crew/actors in the experience. Lockers are provided and it is first come first serve.
Q: Can I take photos in Junji Ito Horror House Malaysia? A: You are not allowed to take photos within Hall A & Hall B, however you may take photos in other areas including Hall C.
Q : Does the merchandise store accept credit card/debit ? A: We accept multiple type of payment methods such as E-Wallet, Credit & Debit Card, and Cash.
Break Times
- 2.00pm to 3.00pm & 7.00pm - 8.00pm
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Reviews
The Junji Ito exhibit was a nice experience for us to step into the surreal world of the iconic horror manga artist. It showcased a range of his work, each piece meticulously crafted to evoke unease. Walking through felt like stepping into his manga pages, leaving me simultaneously exhilarated and unsettled.
the exhibition is shorter than I expected, maybe because I'm comparing it with the Conjuring tour I went previously. but overall it was still a fun experience for me. I've been a fan of junji ito works for years. so it was still a worth investment lah for a horror connoisseur like me.
Kinda glad we managed to secure tickets with a cheaper price using Klook and there was even a promotion on Nov 11th. Tickets are more expensive if bought on site. Great experience, lots of jumpscare though but we had a good one.
I have been a fan of Junji Ito's works growing up, so experiencing it in real life was so surreal for me. Each halls is going to take you around 5 minutes and embrace yourself for jumpscares and being chased around 😂 The staffs were friendly too, especially the one at the main entrance. Thank you for the experience 🤘🏻
This is a haunted house with two different sections for you to walk through. I have to say that this is scarier than most other haunted houses I have tried this year’s Halloween season. The set designers did a good job and so did the actors. The experience will be better if you have read Junji Ito’s manga and can recognise the characters but it is still a scary experience even if you haven’t read them. I haven’t read all of Junji Ito’s manga so there were many characters I did not recognise but the scary designs were still enough to frighten me!
Fans of Junji Ito should not miss this house of horror, and in general, fans of anime and manga will also like it. It was so scary that I ran away from the actors. As a result, I passed zone B in a few minutes, while zone A took longer.
Exactly same with the manga! I was astound on the details of the props. You can recognize which story is presented while you walk through. The scariest for me is Long Hair In The Attic, Undurable Labyrinth & Headless Statue. The best props presented are Tomie:Photo (the photos details in the red room before & after is🔥), Library Vision & Hanging Balloon (the balloon look so real) So the not best part is the exhibition. Wish to see more exhibit but only afew was presented (it lacks of space i think) Still ok but eager to see more.
not much on the scarier side and quite short of a trio but! if you are an avid junji ito's fan and truly appreciates his art work, yes! it is worth it.
Went on a weekday, there weren't many people, no need to wait in line, the staff were very attentive and attentive. Booked through klook for a cheap price. Hall A was scary, was in the back, got chased all the time, screamed until it hurt my throat, very fun, worth the price.
better than expected! overall experience would be more enhanced if the duration is made longer around 15 minutes. it ended quicker than needed
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