【Japan's Viral Exhibition Debuts in Taiwan】"Horror Heart Exhibition・Taipei"
- [Japan's trending exhibition makes its debut in Taiwan] Over 200,000 visitors in Tokyo and Osaka combined
- Not a haunted house, nor a test of courage, but an immersive experience exploring the "heart of fear"
- Those indescribable yet lingering anxieties will all be transformed into exhibits here
- Sharp objects, confined spaces, being watched... what are you most afraid of?
- Taiwan-exclusive original exhibition area × limited merchandise, bringing an experience only available at the Taiwan venue
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"Kyofushin-ten Taipei"
Japan's wildly popular exhibition makes its debut in Taiwan!
- Exhibition Period: 2026/9/12 (Sat) – 11/23 (Mon)
- Opening Hours: 10:00–21:00 (Last admission 20:30)
- Location: Huipeng | B1, No. 16, Lane 59, Section 2, Zhongshan North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City (Near MRT Zhongshan Station / Shuanglian Station)
- Ticket Types: Early Bird Ticket NT$350 (8/10–8/23) Advance Ticket NT$380 (8/24 – 9/6) On-site Full Price Ticket NT$450 (9/7–11/23)
- Tickets: Electronic tickets
Japan's super popular exhibition, "Kyofushin-ten," finally comes to Taiwan! Over 200,000 people visited in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan!
Sharp objects, confined spaces, being stared at by others… Or even some very ordinary things, have you ever had that feeling that you “can’t quite explain, but it just gives you the creeps”?
What “Kyofushin-ten” wants to discuss, is this “Kyofushin” (Japanese: きょうふしん, Chinese translation: sense of fear) hidden deep in the heart. The exhibition uses dozens of exhibits and experiences to help you re-understand those inexplicable but real fears.
First, let’s say this is not a haunted house, nor does it follow a bloody and scary route. It is an immersive exhibition that allows you to thoroughly explore what “fear” truly is within yourself.
What is "Kyofushin"?
It is that feeling of fear and unease that spontaneously arises in your body when facing a certain object or situation.
This fear, does not only come from direct threats to life safety or pain, sometimes, even things that seem not scary at all, will inexplicably make your heart pound —and you can’t explain why, you just feel scared.
“Kyofushin-ten” delves into these themes that everyone has encountered, but everyone’s fears are different, leading you step by step to re-confront your deepest fears.
Perhaps after visiting, you will better understand how to live with that fear in your heart.
- Organizers YAMI Inc. / TV Tokyo / Lawson Entertainment, Inc. / SaltSweeet / vocus
- Planning and Production Nashi / YAMI Inc. / Tokio Omori (TV Tokyo)
- Supervision and Cooperation Ryutaro Ikeuchi (Psychiatrist)
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Good to know
Q: Are there any ticket discounts available? A: Yes. This exhibition offers early bird and pre-sale ticket discounts. Early bird tickets: August 10, 2026 – August 23, 2026; pre-sale tickets: August 24, 2026 – September 6, 2026. In addition, persons with disabilities and children aged elementary school (inclusive) and below can enter for free (all must be accompanied by an adult), but accompanying persons still need to purchase tickets separately.
Q: Are there restrooms in the venue? A: There are no restrooms in the exhibition hall.
Q: Is there an age limit for viewing the exhibition? A: There is no age limit. Children aged elementary school (inclusive) and below must be accompanied by an adult to enter the exhibition.
Q: Can I take photos? A: Yes. Photography is allowed in all exhibition areas except for those specifically marked as prohibited.
Q: Can I re-enter? A: Re-entry is not permitted.
Q: Can I eat and drink in the exhibition area? A: Eating and drinking are prohibited in the exhibition hall. Please place your drinks in the designated area before entering. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Q: Are same-day tickets sold on site? A: Same-day tickets are only sold when there are available quotas on that day. You can purchase them on-site or through an online ticketing platform. Please refer to the real-time information displayed on the ticketing website for actual availability.
Q: Does the venue provide luggage storage services for large items such as suitcases? A: We apologize, but the venue does not provide luggage storage or safekeeping services. We recommend that you store large luggage in lockers or use luggage storage services around the venue before entering.
Q: Are there discounts for persons with disabilities? A: Yes. Persons with disabilities can enter for free with relevant supporting documents, but accompanying persons still need to purchase tickets separately. If you have already purchased tickets before entering, you can show relevant documents to the staff on-site and register the email address used for ticket purchase. After verifying your eligibility, the organizer will assist with the refund process. A 10% handling fee will be charged for ticket refunds. We appreciate your understanding.
Q: I want to cancel/refund my purchased tickets. What should I do? A: If you need a refund, please follow the “Standard Contract for Arts and Cultural Exhibition Tickets” and the relevant regulations of the ticketing platform. A 10% handling fee will be charged for ticket refunds. Tickets that have been used, validated, or have expired cannot be refunded.
Q: Where is the inquiry contact for the exhibition? A: For any exhibition-related questions or inquiries regarding ticket cancellation/refunds, please email [info@saltsweeet.io]. We will generally reply on the same day or the next business day after receiving your email; however, during holidays or consecutive holidays, the reply time may be slightly delayed. We appreciate your understanding.
If there are any changes to the exhibition’s operating hours, content, or regulations, please refer to the on-site information or official SNS. The organizer reserves the right to interpret the event for any matters not covered above.
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蔡 **
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Even though it's in the basement, the atmosphere is actually quite cool—not sure if it's the AC or something else, but overall it doesn't feel stuffy at all. The flow of the exhibition is also quite good, and maybe because there weren't many people at the time, it was very relaxing to browse and take our time looking around 💗
Woo *******
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it’s a great place to visit if you’re not afraid to horrible things
HSUEH ********
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Buying the early bird ticket was a great deal, only a little over 300 per person! You can choose your time slot when purchasing on the official website, but Klook tickets are open-ended and can be used directly upon arrival. I went to the exhibition early on a weekend morning, and the experience was quite good. If it's very crowded, I recommend going another day, because the labels for each artwork have very small text and are at different heights; some are on the floor and some are on the walls, requiring a lot of bending and squatting.
wing ****
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I happened to be traveling in Taiwan and visited the horror-themed exhibition. Facing inner fears and the terror of existing entities wasn't too scary—it is definitely worth seeing.
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He doesn't really want you to feel "terror"; it's more about him wanting you to confront a "fear" you might not have known or experienced before.
Y *
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Taiwan has many unique exhibitions, and it's interesting to learn about the various conscious and unconscious fears that humans experience. I tried some of the exhibits, like those for trypophobia and sharp objects pointing at you. While I didn't feel fear for everything, I realized that some things you might consider harmless are actually enough to terrify others.
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I was able to book quickly and easily through Klook and the displays were interesting in how they challenged the viewer to face their fears directly. It wasn’t too busy so I felt I could look around at my own pace.
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