Literature and Supernatural Battles: Yokohama Exhibition Celebrates 10 Years of “Bungō Stray Dogs” Anime

Life-size panels of the Bungō Stray Dogs characters at the entrance to Kanagawa Museum of Modern Literature. (© Nippon.com)

Exhibits connected with Nakajima Atsushi and Dazai Osamu. (© Nippon.com)

A painting of a tiger once owned by Nakajima Atsushi (painted by Nakajima Shunjō in 1935). (© Kanagawa Museum of Modern Literature)

Fragments of drafts of Nakajima Atsushi’s “The Moon Over the Mountain.” (© Kanagawa Museum of Modern Literature)

Dazai Osamu’s business card with a note about his story “Kyōgen no kami” (“The God of Farce”). (© Kanagawa Museum of Modern Literature)

There are sections introducing a total of 30 authors. (© Nippon.com)

Natsume Sōseki’s printing block for preparing customized paper for serialized newspaper stories. (© Kanagawa Museum of Modern Literature)

Voice acting scripts for the Bungō Stray Dogs anime. (© Kanagawa Museum of Modern Literature)

Costumes from the stage adaptation. (© Nippon.com)

Scenes from the anime featuring Yokohama locations. (© Nippon.com)

Works by classic writers with their Bungō Stray Dogs character counterparts on the covers are on sale in the museum shop. (© Nippon.com)

Exhibition tie-in items at Sushi Kissa Sususu, from left: the No Longer Human Highball, the Bungō-don, and the Rashōmon Black Sesame Pudding. (© Nippon.com)