SMALL WORLDS TOKYO, the miniature museum in Ariake, Tokyo, is holding a collaboration event with two series from Project R.E.D., Super Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity (超宇宙刑事ギャバン インフィニティ) and Kakusei Hunter Omegahorn (角醒ハンター オメガホーン).
The event has three programs: a character-hunting game, an event-only photo spot, and collaboration menu items that come with a novelty.
Event Programs
1. Character-Hunting Game "Let's Find the Heroes!"
Participant bonus: Original card
On the 3rd floor, in the Space Center area and the World Towns area, Gavan Infinity and Cosmo Gavalion GC-R (コスモギャバリオン GC-R) from Super Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity, and Captain Omegahorn and Enkaku (炎角) from Kakusei Hunter Omegahorn, are hidden. Visitors who find Gavan Infinity, Captain Omegahorn and the others, take a photo and post it on social media receive an original card as a participant bonus.
2. Event-Only Photo Spot
A large photo spot, 3 meters tall and 5 meters wide, is on display. Visitors can have their photo taken together with Gavan Infinity, Captain Omegahorn and the others. Posting a photo of the giant photo spot on social media earns an original card.
- Location: 3rd floor, to the right in front of the elevator
3. Collaboration Menu with a Novelty
Limited-edition menu items are offered in collaboration with Super Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity and Kakusei Hunter Omegahorn. The Super Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity menu comes with one original sticker of Gavan Infinity and Cosmo Gavalion GC-R, and the Kakusei Hunter Omegahorn menu comes with one original sticker of Captain Omegahorn and Enkaku.
Eligible items (tax included)
- Captain Omegahorn Ōenka Parfait (キャプテン・オメガホーン王炎火パフェ): ¥1,100
- Gavalion Blade Soda (ギャバリオンブレードソーダ): ¥950
- Shout Flame Berry Drink (シャウト炎のベリードリンク): ¥950
- Gavan Infinity Jochaku Hamburger Steak (ギャバン・インフィニティ蒸着ハンバーグ): ¥1,600
Location: 2nd floor Museum Cafe
About PROJECT R.E.D.
PROJECT R.E.D., short for Records of Extraordinary Dimensions (超次元英雄譚), is a series of tokusatsu productions in which "red heroes" take the lead. All kinds of worlds cross over beyond dimensions and intersect.
- Official website: PROJECT R.E.D. | TV Asahi
- Toei's official X for PROJECT R.E.D.: https://x.com/ProjectRED_Toei
- YouTube "PROJECT R.E.D. Channel": https://www.youtube.com/@ProjectRED_Toei
About SMALL WORLDS TOKYO
SMALL WORLDS TOKYO is one of the largest miniature museums in Asia, located in Ariake, Tokyo. The Shibuya area opened in June 2026, and the museum has nine areas in all, including the Space Center area, where a Saturn V rocket lifts off, and the Kansai International Airport area, where passenger planes come and go. The detailed 1/80-scale miniatures move, and visitors can find small stories in scenes that change their look between day and night and capture them in photos. A program lets visitors make a 3D figure that looks just like themselves and become a resident of the miniature world. Hands-on workshops that both children and adults can enjoy are also popular.
- Official name: Miniature Museum SMALL WORLDS TOKYO (ミニチュアミュージアム スモールワールズTOKYO)
- English name: SMALL WORLDS TOKYO Miniature Museum
- Hours: 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM (last entry 6:00 PM)
- Admission (tax included): Adults (18 and over) ¥3,200 / Ages 12 to 17 ¥2,100 / Children (4 to 11) ¥1,700 / Ages 3 and under free
- Official website (with area introductions): https://www.smallworlds.jp/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smallworlds_official/
- X: https://twitter.com/smallworlds2020
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/smallworld2020/
- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@smallworlds2020
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SMALLWORLDSminiaturemuseum
