‘Naruto: The Gallery' Comes to Dubai to Celebrate 20 Years of Anime
Feb 12, 2025
For the first time in the Middle East, 'Naruto: The Gallery' is inviting fans of the iconic Japanese franchise to experience life in Konoha at the Concourse Convention Center near Dubai Outlet Mall.
Celebrating the anime's 20th anniversary, the exhibition features immersive life-sized installations, exclusive artwork, and interactive displays capturing the anime's most famous scenes, from epic battles between Sasuke and Naruto to the most intimate character moments (for all you shippers out there).
The exhibition will have on display authentic artefacts and original artwork from the manga that will be seen there for the first time ever, as well as props that were used to help create the actual series. There will also be limited-edition memorabilia and merchandise. Don't forget to take a selfie with a life-sized Sakura, swear you'll become the next hokage in front of a model of the Hokage Rock, and just live your ninja way!
The exhibition is currently running until April 6th. Tickets can be purchased at the venue or online.
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