Ghost In The Shell The Exhibition Tokyo Node - G-SHOCK Watch DW-5600 [Pre-Order Mar 2026]

GHOST IN THE SHELL THE EXHIBITION TOKYO NODE - G-SHOCK WATCH DW-5600

It has been 37 years since Ghost in the Shell, the original manga by Shirow Masamune, was first published in 1989. Over the years, directors from different eras—including Mamoru Oshii, Kenji Kamiyama, Kazuya Kise, and Shinji Aramaki—have created a wide range of stories. This exhibition commemorates the 30th anniversary of the anime’s production and brings together all Ghost in the Shell works in one place, making it the first large-scale exhibition to allow visitors to experience the series’ history from a comprehensive, cross-sectional perspective.

Ghost in the Shell collaborates with G-SHOCK, the watch brand of CASIO, Japan’s globally renowned electronics manufacturer. Based on the iconic G-SHOCK DW-5600, a masterpiece that established the concept of toughness in wristwatches, this special model reveals the key visual from GHOST IN THE SHELL / Ghost in the Shell (1995) on the display when the backlight is activated.

A signature square-case model in the G-SHOCK lineup, the DW-5600 continues to evolve in pursuit of uncompromising toughness. It carries the DNA of the original DW-5000, serving as a foundational model of the 5600 series.

Enjoy a small piece of the exhibition with this original Watch! Be sure to add it to your collection!

Important:

- Limited Quantity: This product comes from an exhibition and is part of an exclusive, limited-edition collection. Due to high demand, some orders may unfortunately be canceled if stock runs out. We will do our best to fulfill as many orders as possible.

- Please note that shipping details have not yet been confirmed by the manufacturer. As a result, the release date remains uncertain and may be subject to delay

- Please note that the shipping costs will be recalculated when the product is released. You will have to pay the difference and cancellation is not possible.

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