Tokyo CREVIA Machu Picchu Exhibition Ticket

The Golden Empire of the Ancient Andes Comes to Tokyo

The CREVIA Machu Picchu Exhibition, where approximately 130 precious cultural properties officially certified by the Peruvian government are unveiled for the first time in Japan, is opening. As a special feature on the ancient Andes being presented after 13 years since the 'Inca Empire Exhibition' in 2012, visitors are invited to Machu Picchu, the 'City in the Sky,' with a further upgraded scale and production.
This exhibition is a special touring exhibition that brings together approximately 130 cultural properties, including gold ornaments, ritual tools, and pottery specially loaned from the Larco Museum, a world-renowned museum in Lima, Peru. The main artifacts, including the first overseas unveiling of gold decorations excavated from royal tombs and ritual tools used in temple rituals, will vividly convey the aesthetics and technological prowess of the brilliant ancient Andean civilization.
In the center of the exhibition hall, there is an immersive experience space in the city of Machu Picchu in the sky, realized with the latest digital technology. The mysterious city built on a steep mountain ridge is reproduced with light, sound, and large projections, giving you the sensation of walking into the actual ruins. In addition, with a storytelling structure that follows the grand narrative of Ai-Apaec, the hero of Andean mythology, it provides an experience as if you are traveling in a world of stories beyond simply seeing artifacts.

This CREVIA Machu Picchu Exhibition is the second project in the historical exhibition series presented by NEON, which planned the Ramses the Great exhibition. It is a popular exhibition that has already fascinated a total of more than 540,000 visitors in 4 cities around the world, and it is an opportunity that those interested in ancient civilizations, history, art, and digital production will not want to miss!
Embark on a new intellectual exploration in Tokyo at this experiential cultural exhibition where you can discover Machu Picchu and ancient Andean civilizations, which are still full of mysteries, on an overwhelming scale and immersive production.

Exhibition Highlights at a Glance

✅ Officially Certified by the Peruvian Government + Exhibition of Larco Museum Collection
As an international touring exhibition officially recognized by the Peruvian government, approximately 130 precious cultural properties from the Larco Museum in Lima will be unveiled for the first time in Japan. Some artifacts are being unveiled for the first time overseas, and you can discover collections that are difficult to see even locally in one place.
✅ The Golden Empire Revived with Gold Ornaments and Ritual Tools
A large number of artifacts symbolizing the power and faith of the ancient Andes, such as gold ornaments excavated from royal tombs and ritual tools used in temples, will be exhibited. Through sophisticated metal crafts and patterns containing symbols, you can feel the aesthetics and worldview of the Golden Empire up close.
✅ Immersive Experience Space of Machu Picchu, the 'City in the Sky'
In the Machu Picchu experience zone realized with the latest video and audio technology, you can fully experience the scale of the city as if it were floating on the top of a mountain. Even those who have had difficulty visiting the actual ruins can indirectly experience the air and atmosphere of Machu Picchu within the exhibition space.
✅ Narrative Structure of Ai-Apaec, the Hero of Andean Mythology
The exhibition is structured around the adventures of Ai-Apaec, the hero of Andean mythology, allowing visitors to follow a flow as if they have entered a grand story. By weaving together history and mythology, you can naturally understand the world and the stories of the gods as seen by the ancient Andean people.
✅ Quality Verified by Global Tour
As the second historical exhibition series presented by NEON following the 'Ramses the Great Exhibition,' it is a large-scale project that has already captivated more than 540,000 visitors in 4 cities around the world. It offers new emotions to visitors familiar with ancient civilization exhibitions with new productions and storytelling.