Ginza Events

[Free admission] Honey-filled event “Honey Festa 2024” to be held in Ginza this summer from July 26th to 28th

[Free admission] Honey-filled event “Honey Festa 2024” to be held in Ginza this summer from July 26th to 28th

Approximately 100 kinds of honey from Japan and around the world will be gathered here! Sweets and alcohol made with honey will also be on sale. You can sample and buy them. There will also be workshops that both children and adults can enjoy, and a honeybee tour (this year will be the 9th time). The Japan Honey Meister Association, a general incorporated association that manages honey qualifications, will be holding the "Honey Festa 2024" event in Ginza on the weekend just before Honey Day (August 3rd), where you can learn about the various uses of honey and purchase honey from various regions. Please come and enjoy three days filled

[50th Anniversary] “Mouse’s Vest Exhibition: Nakae Yoshio and Ueno Noriko – A Gift of Imagination” finally opens!

A limited edition gift for visitors who want to walk around pretending to be Nezumi-kun or Nemi-chan, and information on the exhibition catalogue released for the first time. There will also be an autograph session! The picture book "Mouse's Vest" (published by Poplar Publishing in 1974) is loved by generations. The popular series has sold over 4.9 million copies and currently has 41 volumes, and was created by the husband-and-wife collaboration between author Yoshi Nakae and painter Noriko Ueno. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the birth of this masterpiece, an exhibition entitled "50th Anniversary of the Birth of Mouse's Vest: Yoshi Nakae and Noriko Ueno, A Gift of Imagination"

ATELIER MUJI Special Exhibition “Something that is Both – Mitsuru Koga’s Perspective”

5/24 (Fri) – 6/30 (Sun) Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd., the operator of MUJI, will hold a special exhibition "Something that is both – Mitsuru Koga's Perspective" at ATELIER MUJI GINZA Gallery 1 and 2 in MUJI Ginza (Chuo-ku, Tokyo) from Friday, May 24th to Sunday, June 30th, 2024. Ryohin Keikaku continues to create everyday items that support the fundamentals of daily life, adhering to the three principles of MUJI manufacturing: "selection of materials," "process inspection," and "simplification of packaging." The works introduced here, which are made from everyday materials, by Mitsuru Koga, are different from everyday items, but they reveal an approach that can be seen in MUJI's manufacturing, such

[Ginza Wako] “Sachiko Arakaki Dyeing and Weaving Exhibition – Seeking the Light and Wind of Ryukyu” will be held from May 23rd (Thurs)

Wako will be holding her third solo exhibition by dyeing and weaving artist Sachiko Arakaki, a holder of an intangible cultural property designated by Okinawa Prefecture. Ginza Wako will be holding the "Arakaki Sachiko Dyeing and Weaving Exhibition – Exploring the Light and Wind of Ryukyu" by dyeing and weaving artist Arakaki Sachiko from Thursday, May 23rd to Sunday, June 2nd at the Seiko House Hall (formerly Wako Hall). Yaeyama Jofu is made from threads of ramie, a plant that was once cultivated in the Yaeyama Islands, and is dyed with natural dyes from plants and other sources using the hand-tying technique and intricately woven. It evokes the beauty of

An early summer event where the entertainment town of Hibiya is filled with sound – Tokyo Midtown Hibiya’s first “HIBIYA MUSIC WEEKEND” will be held. Don’t miss the live performances by a wide range of school brass bands from some of the best in Tokyo, from elementary schools to universities!

"Dreams Come True Disco 2024" and others will appear at the "Hibiya Music Festival 2024" to be held on June 8th (Sat) and 9th (Sun)! Period: May 25th (Sat) – June 23rd (Sun), 2024 Tokyo Midtown Hibiya will be holding "HIBIYA MUSIC WEEKEND" from Saturday, May 25th to Sunday, June 23rd, 2024, and will be livening up the entertainment town of Hibiya with a variety of music events during the period, including live performances by top artists at the Hibiya Music Festival 2024 and marching performances by brass bands. "HIBIYA MUSIC WEEKEND" is an event aimed at providing an opportunity to hone new sensibilities through exposure to various sounds and

[Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore] Rei Nakanishi’s solo exhibition “Season of the Surface” will be held from Saturday, May 18th. The exhibition reinterprets the works of Western painters and expresses them using his own unique techniques.

Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore (6th floor, GINZA SIX, Chuo-ku, Tokyo) will hold an exhibition of new works by Nakanishi Rei, "Season of the Surface," at GINZA ATRIUM from Saturday, May 18th to Wednesday, June 5th, 2024. Special feature page | https://store.tsite.jp/ginza/blog/art/39736-1549450401.html "flower of life no.137" 2024 ·overview Rei Nakanishi combines traditional painting techniques with printing to create complex layered works, blending digital and analog, and graphics and painting, to create unique works. In addition to the "flower of life" series, which Nakanishi has been painting since his debut, the exhibition will feature new paintings, including a series of reinterpretations of works by post-impressionist painters Van Gogh and Gauguin, which he first

[From April 26th] A pop-up store where you can experience the popular “Sake Gacha” in real life will open at Yurakucho Marui

20 EC-exclusive alcoholic beverages available for tasting for 17 days only A pop-up store of "Kurand," an online liquor store operated by KURAND Co., Ltd., will be held at Yurakucho Marui for a limited time from Friday, April 26th to Sunday, May 12th, 2024. ・You can experience the "Sake Gacha" in real life at Yurakucho Marui This time, Yurakucho Marui will be selling a "Real 1 Bottle Sake Gacha," where you can experience the "Sake Gacha" that has been a hot topic on social media in real life. For 2,400 yen (tax included) per turn, you can randomly win one bottle from a total of 11 popular products. There is

GINZA SIX MIHARA LOCAL MARKET ~Craft beer and Ginza snacks~ (April 26-28)

GINZA SIX, the largest commercial facility in the Ginza area, will be collaborating with Metro Minutes, a free magazine that connects Tokyo with local areas, to hold the second edition of last year's well-received MIHARA LOCAL MARKET from Friday, April 26th to Sunday, April 28th, 2024. This time, the theme is "Craft Beer and Ginza Snacks," and famous shops in the Ginza area will gather at Mihara Terrace in GINZA SIX. In addition to selling carefully selected domestic and international craft beers from the popular shop "Ladybirds Bottle Shop Tsukiji," as well as original beers exclusive to this event, there will also be the specialty sandwiches from the long-established coffee

April 15, 2024 marks 150 years since the first Impressionist exhibition in 1874. “150th Anniversary of the Birth of Impressionism: Reiji Hiramatsu Exhibition – Hear the Whispers of Hokusai and Monet” will be held in Ginza

Japanese painter Reiji Hiramatsu will present 20 of his latest works in Japan ahead of his upcoming exhibition in France. Gallery Sakuranoki Ginza 2024 will relocate and grand open from this exhibition. 2024 marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of Impressionism. Large-scale commemorative art events will be held around the world. In France, the home of Impressionism, Japanese painter Reiji Hiramatsu, who discovers the essence of Japanese beauty through the eyes of Impressionism, is planning his third solo exhibition, "Reiji Hiramatsu – Water Lily Symphony" (July 12th to November 3rd) at the Museum of Impressionism in Giverny. As a last-minute send-off party in Japan, Gallery Sakuranoki Co., Ltd. (Head

A photo exhibition where you can enjoy masterpieces of the 20th century, “The Origin of Street Photography”, will be held at Ginza Hikohiko Gallery from April 30th

Ota Kosan Co., Ltd. will hold the 3rd Ota Kosan Collection Exhibition, "The Origin of Street Photography," at Ginza Hikohiko Gallery from April 30 to May 26, 2024. Exhibition URL: https://hikohikogallery.com/2024/04/02/ota_kosan_collection_vol3/ In the mid-20th century, there were photographers who captured scenes from everyday life as they pleased, expressing themselves freely. Moved by the power of photography, they pressed the shutter with complete concentration, capturing in their work the joys and hopes of people, and sometimes their sorrows and anguish, and a wide range of other emotions, without distortion. They produced many street photographs that were simple and pure, without any flashiness or intrusiveness that would deeply move people, and that

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