On Tuesday, January 2nd 2024, the Hokkoku Shimbun reported that the Go Nagai Wonderland manga museum in Wajima City had been completely destroyed after a 7.6 magnitude earthquake that rocked Ishikawa Prefecture on Monday, January 1st 2024.

Asahi Shimbun photographer Kazushige Kobayashi visited the Go Nagai museum dedicated to the famous manga creator and immortalized the destruction with a photo taken just before noon on Tuesday, January 2nd 2024.

Go Nagai's Dynamic Production Studio immediately released a statement. They stated that the safety of Wajima City residents is currently their top priority, and they chose not to immediately confirm the report with local officials.

Studio Dynamic Production Company promised to provide further information after receiving detailed confirmation. They added that Go Nagai himself was in Tokyo and was very devastated and concerned about the condition of his hometown.

Wajima, the birthplace of Go Nagai, initially announced plans to establish this museum in 2005. The museum, which finally opened on Asaichi Street in 2009, displays a number of original works of art created by Go Nagai, including classic works such as Mazinger Z, Cutey Honey, Devilman, and Getter Robo. The museum also displays a 1/9 scale statue of the anime robot Mazinger Z.

As is known, an earthquake measuring 7.6 on the Richter scale hit the west coast of Japan, especially the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture, on New Year's Day at 16.10 JST. The tremors were felt as far away as Tokyo and Osaka on the opposite coast of Japan.

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