Located on the 2nd floor, this space picked up where Series 1 left off to take us through the rest of the saga all the way up to the modern remakes.
The entrance was just to the right of this outside wall.
The 3-meter display model, which has been showcased in theaters and special events since Yamato 2199, was positioned in the center of the room.
An overview of saga history was presented in a timeline that wrapped around the front of the room.
Early TV magazine promotion
Continuing along the same wall, we come to the remake section.
“Attraction of the Remake Series”
Remake series chronology
The “chronology” wall led into this area where each part of the remake series got its own panel. The display case at the end contained model kits. The exhibition store was on the other side of the wall at right.
Box art was shown above the display case, which contained the latest and upcoming 3199 model kits.
Back out in the main space, one entire wall was devoted to music releases.
Captain Okita’s favorite lines.
The last portion was a big lineup of merchandising, pre-remake era.
Shortly after the exhibit opened, the famous first bridge playset was added.
Model boxes were displayed above the cases.
