The final visual, engraved with countless circles, has been unveiled! In addition, comments have arrived from Sequence Hayatomo and Miyoshi, who are supervising the Kinshi Picture!
The words "Do not look" and the meaningful visuals have become a hot topic, with some tickets already sold out for the "Do not look at painting exhibition."
The final visual has now been released . It is a painting that provokes a sense of uneasiness, setting it apart from the portrait visuals that have been shown up until now. The countless circles drawn in ink are striking, and give a sense of the variety in this exhibition.
To infuse the paintings with a sense of reality, the studio asked Sequence Hayatomo, a clairvoyant comedian, and Miyoshi, a psychic, to supervise the Forbidden Pictures, from the perspectives of clairvoyance and the occult, to explore why the motifs, situations, materials, and atmosphere depicted in the paintings have such an impact on people . Comments from the two have arrived. Enjoy the chemistry between this work and NOTHING NEW, which has a reputation for its horror work.
Furthermore, the lineup of merchandise has been released, and it includes unique items that are characteristic of this exhibition. The "Envelopes You Should Not Look At," which gives a glimpse into the thoughts that went into this exhibition, is a resource that provides a deeper understanding of the background of the exhibition. Merchandise can be purchased at the venue.
The production team behind "Those Who Can See Can See" and the film label NOTHING NEW have come up with an erosive art exhibition where "paintings" and "stories" intersect – "The Exhibition of Paintings That Should Not Be Seen."
The event will be held at the special venue on the 6th floor of Tokyu Plaza Ginza from Friday, November 28th to Sunday, December 28th.
Why shouldn't you look at it? Come to the venue to find out.
Tickets are on sale now. For more information, please check the official website and official X.
Please note that this event is fiction.
<Comment from the supervisor of Kinshi-e>
[Sequence Hayato]
This is a completely different approach from the previous "Those who can see can see" exhibition!
There is certainly a huge amount of paintings there, and the more you look at them and learn about them, the more you can't help but feel a sense of curse.
Come experience the heart-stopping shock (curse) you've never experienced before!!
[Miyoshi]
It was a refreshing experience for me to have to turn over the drawers of my knowledge and experience and think deeply about "seeing" from a different angle than the "Those Who Can See" exhibition. The exhibition is so well-crafted, and I'm amazed at how it has turned out to be a story-like piece that will take you by surprise! I hope you all enjoy this challenge.
<Introduction>
There are paintings in this world that you should not look at.
They have been kept secretly in the hands of a certain collector.
This time, in accordance with his will, the exhibition will be specially opened to the public as a "painting exhibition that should not be viewed."
We cannot be held responsible for anything that happens to you after viewing the paintings.
We look forward to seeing you there.
*The contents of this exhibition may not all be true.
＜Merchandise from the "Art Exhibition You Shouldn't Look At"＞
・Sticker A 660 yen (tax included)
・Sticker B 660 yen (tax included)
・Postcard (with sticker) 440 yen (tax included)
・Absolutely forbidden tape 770 yen (tax included)
・Envelopes you should not look at: 1,330 yen (tax included)
* Tickets can be purchased at the venue.
*Payment method is cashless only.
<Event Overview>
Event period: Friday, November 28th, 2025 to Sunday, December 28th, 2025, 11:10-20:30 (last entrance 19:30)
Venue: Tokyu Plaza Ginza 6F Special Venue (5-2-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061)
Admission fee: Weekdays ¥2,000 (tax included) / Saturdays, Sundays and holidays ¥2,300 (tax included)
Official website: https://d.pass-store.jp/pages/mitehaikenai
Official X: https://x.com/miteha_ikenai_
Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miteha_ikenai_/
Hashtag: #ArtworksYouShouldNotLookAtFor inquiries about this exhibition, please visit https://form.run/@mitehaikenai-info
Organized by "The Painting Exhibition You Shouldn't Look At" Production Committee
<Profile of the Forbidden Picture Supervisor>
Sequence Hayato
He is a clairvoyant entertainer affiliated with Yoshimoto Kogyo. He has performed clairvoyance and spirit checks on many celebrities on TV shows such as "Honmadekka!? TV" and "Leave it to Akko!" He has expanded his activities to include publishing books, running an online salon, and providing fortune-telling apps, and his YouTube channel "Sequence Hayato Channel – I can see it alone" has 493,000 subscribers (as of November 2025).
Miyoshi
Psychic.
Born into a family with many psychics for generations, she grew up familiar with the invisible world from an early age.
While training under the guidance of the gods and Buddha, she is also well versed in psychotherapy and body therapy. Her readings, which utilize her clairvoyance, telepathy, and precognitive abilities, have attracted more and more visitors through word of mouth, and after working as a company employee, she became independent as a psychic. She is currently based in Koenji.
<What is Kinshie Supervision?>
What exactly is a "painting that should not be seen"?
The motifs, situations, materials and atmosphere depicted in the paintings
Why does it affect people?
From a clairvoyant and occult perspective,
We asked him to supervise us in breathing a sense of "reality" into these artificial paintings.
<Production Team>
[Those who can see can see]
"Those Who Can See Can See" is an exhibition event that simulates the world seen by those who can see "something" that is invisible to the rest of us. It was supervised by clairvoyant entertainer Sequence Hayatomo and psychic Miyoshi. Following the positive response to the first event held this spring in an old house in Shibuya (attracting approximately 13,000 people), the second event, "-Zero-," was set in the Fukushima Building in Nihonbashi, which is scheduled for demolition due to redevelopment, and was significantly expanded in both content and scale with the theme of "From Viewing to Immersion." Immediately after its opening, it became a hot topic, especially on social media, with tickets selling out every day. The event was hastily extended until just before the venue was demolished. A total of 40,000 people attended.
Official website: https://mieruhito.com/
[NOTHING NEW]
A film label founded in 2022 with the aim of "creating a world where talent is not crushed." Focusing on planning and producing films, mainly horror and animation, the label is challenging new ways of creating and delivering works. Representative works include the horror short film collection "NN4444," the medium-length horror film "XX Style," and the sci-fi short film "Ghost Diary."
Official website: https://nothingnew.ltd/
<Production Creator>
Worldview design/Creative director: Roxi Suzuki
Born in 1993. He works as the editor-in-chief of the picture book editorial department and webtoon label at a toy company, while also working as a scenario writer. In the past, he co-founded the murder mystery label "POLARIS" with Kentaro Hayashi and others, and wrote the scenarios for it.
Experience design/direction: MoRi
Graduated from Tama Art University Graduate School. Researched the physical movements of participants in VR performing arts and other media. Since graduating, he has been working as a freelancer, focusing on experience design. In this work, he is in charge of the experience design direction, from individual works to the entire space. His representative works include the immersive suspense games "The Pleasure of a Thief's Medicine," "Fallen Palms," and "Secret Delivery," as director of Sally Inc., and "Somewhere Strange Job Experience" as director/designer for Yugure Inc.
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