Airside

Update, December 18: The popular Twilight of the Warriors exhibition is wrapping up its first phase at Hong Kong International Airport and has now relocated to Kowloon City, the very neighbourhood in which the hit film is set. Until April 13, visit Airside in Kai Tak to see an expanded exhibition with all-new set-ups and photo spots that were not available at the airport pop-up. Apart from the existing barbershop, tea stall, and other locations from the movie, five new sets have been added, including a comic stall, tailor shop, a tit da bone-setting clinic, a shoemaker’s shop, and a dental clinic. All the designs and props, down to the price tags on items, were modelled on historical pieces from Hong Kong in the 80s to fully immerse visitors in the bygone era of the Kowloon Walled City. The dim alleys and indoor locations have been integrated with sound effects and actors’ dialogues, so if you enjoyed Twilight of the Warriors, then this exhibition will be a real treat. Spot Easter eggs hidden throughout the exhibition such as miniature models of the movie characters, and don’t miss the dining and retail stalls, where you can buy iconic dishes from Hong Kong food stalls served in nostalgic takeaway containers. October 8: Both Hongkongers and international travellers making their way through Hong Kong International Airport can now be abruptly transported back in time to a lawless, gritty corner of our city in the 80s. The filmmakers of Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In...

Japanese pop duo Yoasobi is undoubtedly one of the most exciting music acts that are representative of 2020s J-pop, with high energy electronic mixes, catchy hooks, and extensive storytelling. Ahead of their upcoming December concerts in Hong Kong, Ayase and ikura will be celebrating the fifth anniversary of their band with their first-ever exhibition at Airside. From December 13 to January 3, 2025, fans can look back on Yoasobi’s musical journey and creative milestones, from making music based on online short stories and debuting with Yoru ni Kakeru, to global success and performing at the world’s major music festivals. Expect to see artifacts such as band posters, show outfits that they’ve performed in before, and other memorabilia – many of which are rarely found in Hong Kong. There will also be gacha machines and an interactive selfie booth, so everyone can definitely take home Yoasobi merch of some kind. In other news, from December 21 to January 6, 2025, there will be a Yoasobi pop-up store at The Twins in Kai Tak, stocking a range of exclusive concert merch, including t-shirts, hoodies, accessories, tote bags, towels, stickers, and more.