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 Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 12:52 am
Is the virtual tour of the museum still up on hide's official fan club site? (hide-city)
I tried looking for it. I looked around for about half an hour and gave up because I don't know Japanese. sweatdrop
Is it easy to get to? Or am I just being clueless and not seeing it when it's sitting right under my nose? xd sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 10:06 pm
I don't think it's up anymore....because I remember it was really easy to get to on the website when his museum was still up and I've seen the virtual tour. o___o It's amazing....wahh~~ I was sooo looking forward to going to it. ;__; But I was reading in my Cure magazine, because there was a hide memorial day article in it, that most of his memorbilia and personal belongings were saved and some fans made a small museum for him. -^___^- I'll have to put up the pictures. heart But it might since there is a small museum...but it might be of that small museum and not of the original museum. I have some pictures of the museum. I'll upload them for you. Ahh~ that made me feel better when I saw that they made a small memorial one for him...I want to go to that so much. whee
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 10:17 pm
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 12:46 am
Unichi I don't think it's up anymore....because I remember it was really easy to get to on the website when his museum was still up and I've seen the virtual tour. o___o It's amazing....wahh~~ I was sooo looking forward to going to it. ;__; But I was reading in my Cure magazine, because there was a hide memorial day article in it, that most of his memorbilia and personal belongings were saved and some fans made a small museum for him. -^___^- I'll have to put up the pictures. heart But it might since there is a small museum...but it might be of that small museum and not of the original museum. I have some pictures of the museum. I'll upload them for you. Ahh~ that made me feel better when I saw that they made a small memorial one for him...I want to go to that so much. whee
What was the virtual tour like? Was it a sort of a flash game?
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O Blue Sky Complex Captain
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 2:53 pm
Man, seeing those pics of all the people at the hide museum so long after hide died makes me kinda happy....Like, I think it's SO great how people still love him so much! Gah, makes my heart all fluffy and warm and junk.
(The cosplayer on the right in that picture is pretty good =D )
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Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 12:32 pm
Emiri Neko Unichi I don't think it's up anymore....because I remember it was really easy to get to on the website when his museum was still up and I've seen the virtual tour. o___o It's amazing....wahh~~ I was sooo looking forward to going to it. ;__; But I was reading in my Cure magazine, because there was a hide memorial day article in it, that most of his memorbilia and personal belongings were saved and some fans made a small museum for him. -^___^- I'll have to put up the pictures. heart But it might since there is a small museum...but it might be of that small museum and not of the original museum. I have some pictures of the museum. I'll upload them for you. Ahh~ that made me feel better when I saw that they made a small memorial one for him...I want to go to that so much. whee
What was the virtual tour like? Was it a sort of a flash game?
The virtual tour was amazing...yes, it was like a flash game. In the beginning, you could choose whether you wanted to go left to the Lemoned Shop or forward onto the museum... What was also really cool about it was that the type and time of day would change whenever you visited the tour. So, if you went to the tour at night, it would be daytime at the museum(because that's what it wold be in Japan) and vice versa. It would even have sunset and sunrise. It was like Flash animation, only 10x better because it was actual footage of the museum. and once you got to the museum, it let you either go upstairs to the start of the museum, or to Cafe Le Physence where you can eat lunch. Once you go upstairs, you enter and you can either go straight or turn left. If you turn left, there is a whole section of hide plushie machines wherer you can try to win one of the infamous little dolls. x3 And when you enter the museum, OMG!! It like a giant dome with hide promotional posters hanging, his corvette, (it's a corvette right?) with his california license plate that said, "hide 01" on it. (I think) and there was like a sorta glass tube that had a life-like model of him wearing the different outfits. The girl's bathrooms were even awesome. There was TV's playing hide music videos and concert lives and the bathrooms and a sort of "bubble" like thing over the toilet. It was something. The tables where you eat lunch were shaped like lemons and there was some of his stuff in glass frames. Outside, there was the tour bus and hide fans could just roam around and chat. I realy wish I could've gone there. crying I hope I described it well. ^^'''That's about all I can remember.
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Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2007 9:51 am
Unichi Emiri Neko Unichi I don't think it's up anymore....because I remember it was really easy to get to on the website when his museum was still up and I've seen the virtual tour. o___o It's amazing....wahh~~ I was sooo looking forward to going to it. ;__; But I was reading in my Cure magazine, because there was a hide memorial day article in it, that most of his memorbilia and personal belongings were saved and some fans made a small museum for him. -^___^- I'll have to put up the pictures. heart But it might since there is a small museum...but it might be of that small museum and not of the original museum. I have some pictures of the museum. I'll upload them for you. Ahh~ that made me feel better when I saw that they made a small memorial one for him...I want to go to that so much. whee
What was the virtual tour like? Was it a sort of a flash game?
The virtual tour was amazing...yes, it was like a flash game. In the beginning, you could choose whether you wanted to go left to the Lemoned Shop or forward onto the museum... What was also really cool about it was that the type and time of day would change whenever you visited the tour. So, if you went to the tour at night, it would be daytime at the museum(because that's what it wold be in Japan) and vice versa. It would even have sunset and sunrise. It was like Flash animation, only 10x better because it was actual footage of the museum. and once you got to the museum, it let you either go upstairs to the start of the museum, or to Cafe Le Physence where you can eat lunch. Once you go upstairs, you enter and you can either go straight or turn left. If you turn left, there is a whole section of hide plushie machines wherer you can try to win one of the infamous little dolls. x3 And when you enter the museum, OMG!! It like a giant dome with hide promotional posters hanging, his corvette, (it's a corvette right?) with his california license plate that said, "hide 01" on it. (I think) and there was like a sorta glass tube that had a life-like model of him wearing the different outfits. The girl's bathrooms were even awesome. There was TV's playing hide music videos and concert lives and the bathrooms and a sort of "bubble" like thing over the toilet. It was something. The tables where you eat lunch were shaped like lemons and there was some of his stuff in glass frames. Outside, there was the tour bus and hide fans could just roam around and chat. I realy wish I could've gone there. crying I hope I described it well. ^^'''That's about all I can remember.
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Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 5:32 pm
That sucks. I always wanted to visit his musesm. So it's official that there isn't a virutal tour of it around anymore.
It seems as though people finally are getting over his death... crying
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Posted: Wed May 02, 2007 8:54 pm
I know it's been closed for a long time. But I wonder if any of you think there might be a way to get the museum re-opened? And is his stuff still around to put back in it? I'm guessing it's not still there, with the museum closed.
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Posted: Wed May 02, 2007 9:14 pm
http://www.hide-city.com/If you click on the walk in the museum link you can see some pics. It seems at one time all his stuff was for sale, but now it says sold out.
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O Blue Sky Complex Captain
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Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 3:25 pm
If the museum was still up when I was in Japan, I would have taken a plan or a boat down from Hokkaido. I really wish I could have gone.
Did they really sell all his stuff? sad
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Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 3:29 pm
Kaoru Valentine If the museum was still up when I was in Japan, I would have taken a plan or a boat down from Hokkaido. I really wish I could have gone. Did they really sell all his stuff? sad I'm not really sure. There's just this page on hide-city that pops up, and it has lots of merchandise. It shows guitars that I think were his, or they could be replicas? Me too. I didn't even know about him at that time. But if I had, I'd have surely tried.
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Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 1:09 am
I have a question that may sound stupid. XD.
I know they closed the museum, but does the LEMONed shop still exist?
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Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 9:01 pm
That's not a stupid question xD.
I don't know, actually. I would imagine not, but it might still exist, just somewhere else. Maybe I should actually check the site out xD.
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O Blue Sky Complex Captain
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Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 6:19 am
It's up online, is all I know.
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