Ginza Events

ATELIER MUJI Special Exhibition: “A Journey Through Medicinal Plants Today”

ATELIER MUJI Special Exhibition: “A Journey Through Medicinal Plants Today”

2026/8/28 (Friday) – 2026/11/23 (Monday/Holiday) Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd. (Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo / President: Satoshi Shimizu), which operates MUJI, will hold the special exhibition "A Journey Through Medicinal Plants Today" at ATELIER MUJI GINZA Gallery 1 & 2 inside "MUJI Ginza" (Chuo-ku, Tokyo) from August 28 (Fri) to November 23 (Mon/Holiday), 2026. ©ATELIER MUJI ©ATELIER MUJI The theme of this exhibition, medicinal herbs, are used in everyday life, such as mint, which is used in poultices, and ginger, which is popular as a warming ingredient, used in soups and medicinal dishes. Their origins are ancient, with many plants that may have been used as medicine being discovered in the remains of

The “GeGeGe no Yokai Paradise” POPUP will be held at Hakuhinkan TOY PARK Ginza Main Store from August 8th (Sat)! Yokai goods that were previously only available on Mizuki Shigeru Road in Sakaiminato are coming to Tokyo for the first time.

New products will be available at the Gegege no Yokai Rakuen in Sakaiminato, including the popular "Yokai Lottery" with no losing tickets and limited edition acrylic stickers. Yanoman Co., Ltd. will be holding a "GeGeGe no Yokai Rakuen" POPUP event from August 8th (Sat) to August 31st (Mon), 2026 at the event space on the 2nd floor of Hakuhinkan TOY PARK Ginza Main Store in Chuo-ku, Tokyo. The event will feature a variety of goods that can only be obtained at "Yokai Rakuen" in Sakaiminato City, Tottori Prefecture, as well as the sale of new products, including the second series of limited edition acrylic stickers that were popular at this

【DESIGNART TOKYO 2026】Details of the main venue for the 10th edition revealed! The exhibition space “AUTOBAHN” will appear on the “KK Line” in the Ginza/Yurakucho area.

DESIGNART TOKYO, Japan's largest design and art festival, presents a diverse range of presentations in design, art, interior design, and fashion, set against the backdrop of Tokyo, one of the world's leading cities for mixed culture. Details of the main venue for the landmark 10th edition have finally been revealed. The Tokyo Expressway, which supported the city's rapid economic growth as a vital part of its infrastructure, will serve as the stage for the main venue, specifically the "KK Line," which forms the core of the expressway. This year, the cutting-edge architectural design studio "ALTEMY" will create a sculptural temporary structure spanning 2,000 square meters. Based in the "AUTOBAHN," an

The 5th “ART SESSION by Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore” will be held from August 21st (Friday). This art event will feature a new work by Shotaro Sanada, inspired by Ginza, as the main visual, and will bring together approximately 50 works by about 30 popular artists.

Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore (GINZA SIX 6F, Chuo-ku, Tokyo) will host "ART SESSION by Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore," an art event where diverse artists' expressions come together and resonate with each other, from August 21st (Fri) to August 23rd (Sun), 2026, in its in-store art space, GINZA ATRIUM. Now in its fifth year, this event will feature approximately 50 works by around 30 popular artists. To ensure that everyone, from those new to art to collectors, can enjoy the event from their own perspective, a diverse range of works in terms of expression, size, and price range will be gathered across genres. Special Feature Page | https://store.tsite.jp/ginza/event/art/55878-1004370728.html The main visual is an

SEIKO HOUSE Hall reopens with a new exhibition space where history and the present coexist, themed around “light.”

Seiko Group Corporation will reopen the "SEIKO HOUSE Hall" on the 6th floor of SEIKO HOUSE, a landmark in Ginza, as a new cultural hub on Thursday, August 27th. (c) New Material Research Laboratory_Shinsoken Since its completion in 1932 as Hattori Watch Shop, SEIKO HOUSE has watched over the passage of time in Ginza. While inheriting the history and dignity of its architecture, it will be reborn with a new look, fusing Japanese aesthetics with the pioneering spirit of Ginza. While enhancing its functionality for exhibitions and events, it will begin its journey as a space where one can feel the passage and value of "time" and touch upon stories

Shochiku Geino Togeki Live Make-za Comedy Theater in Ginza ~Summer Festival of Laughter~

Shochiku Geino Co., Ltd. will hold a comedy show, "Shochiku Geino Togeki Live Make-Za Comedy Theater in Ginza ~Summer Festival of Laughter~," at the Shochiku Information Center (1st floor, Togeki Building, 4-1-1 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo) on Wednesday, August 26, 2026. This event is a monthly free comedy show featuring young comedians and talents belonging to Shochiku Geino. Located in the prime location of Ginza, our entertainment venue is popular with many customers as a place they can easily drop by on their way home from work or while shopping. On the day of the event, in addition to performances by up-and-coming comedians, there will also be a collaboration project with

[Report] “More Than Just Cute!? Pingu Exhibition” Opens in Yurakucho. Features a variety of interactive content, including a Pingu language conversion machine and a challenging dance corner.

Pingu is a stop-motion stop-motion animation series set in Antarctica, depicting the comical daily life of Pingu, a little penguin boy, and his family and friends. It began as a test film created in 1980 by Swiss filmmaker Ottmar Gutmann, and has been broadcast as a TV series in over 155 countries and regions worldwide since 1990. Its adorable appearance and humorous interactions that bring a smile to your face continue to fascinate people even 45 years after its creation. An interactive exhibition exploring the charm of Pingu, titled "More Than Just Cute!? Pingu Exhibition," is currently being held at the newly established YURAKUCHO MUSEUM on the first basement floor

Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall’s inaugural exhibition, “HUMAN AND NATURE” by contemporary artist Yuichi Hirako, will be held from September 5th (Saturday) to October 18th (Sunday).

Approximately 300 works will be on display, including a new series being shown for the first time, and a large-scale three-dimensional artwork will appear in the first-floor step plaza. Tokyo Midtown Hibiya (Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Organizer: Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd.) will open "Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Hall" on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, as a new event hub unique to Hibiya, where culture, arts, entertainment, and business intersect. To commemorate the opening, the first event will be "HUMAN AND NATURE," an exhibition by contemporary artist Yuichi Hirako, who has attracted attention both domestically and internationally, from Saturday, September 5, 2026 to Sunday, October 18, 2026. ■ Urban development aiming for harmony between

Taiwan’s proud “soulful sculptural beauty” gathers together! “Taiwan’s Special Effects Puppet Show World Exhibition” to be held at Yurakucho Marui!

July 25, 2026 (Sat) – August 9, 2026 (Sun) "Taiwanese Special Effects Puppet Show World Exhibition – Thunderbolt Fantasy: Sword Travels in the East 10th Anniversary × Pili Puppet Show -" will be held on the 8th floor of Yurakucho Marui! This exhibition commemorates the 10th anniversary of the "Thunderbolt Fantasy Project" and showcases Taiwan's world-renowned special effects puppet show, "Budaixi." ■ About "Taiwanese Special Effects Puppet Show World Exhibition – Thunderbolt Fantasy: Sword Travels in the East 10th Anniversary × Pili Puppet Show -" This exhibition is a special event held to commemorate the 10th anniversary of "Thunderbolt Fantasy: Sword Travels in the East," a popular Japanese-Taiwanese co-production, and

Seiko Museum Ginza will hold a special exhibition for the summer holidays of 2026: “Learn about the history of clocks and make clocks that utilize the power of nature!”

Seiko Museum Ginza will be holding a special summer exhibition during the summer holidays that elementary school children and their families can enjoy. In today's world, everyone can easily find the exact time no matter where they are. We may not often take this for granted in our daily lives. But what would happen if there were no clocks in the world? Why not reflect on time and clocks while learning how humans understood the passage of time and the time of day before the invention of clocks? During the exhibition period, we will be holding a workshop where you can make a "water clock," an instrument used before the

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