Ginza Culture

A group exhibition “EPOCH – You Were Here.” by KAZUSA MATSUYAMA, Ryosuke Misawa, and Ryoten Ogata will be held at Ginza Mitsukoshi.

A group exhibition “EPOCH – You Were Here.” by KAZUSA MATSUYAMA, Ryosuke Misawa, and Ryoten Ogata will be held at Ginza Mitsukoshi.

From Wednesday, July 9th to Monday, August 4th, 2025, three artists who are renowned both in Japan and overseas will be exhibiting and selling their works, including new works, on the second floor of the Ginza Mitsukoshi Main Building. Embedded Blue Inc., an artist agency and art project design company, will hold a group exhibition by three up-and-coming artists, "EPOCH – You Were Here.", on the second floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi Main Building from Wednesday, July 9th to Monday, August 4th, 2025. “EPOCH – You Were Here.” This exhibition was planned as a "prologue" that heralds a renewal of the history of society and art. Artists today are reexamining the

[Ginza Wako] “Takamori Seiji, Tanaka Shinobu, and Tsuji Satoshihiko Exhibition – Light in Porcelain” will be held from Thursday, July 31st

Exhibition by three ceramic artists [Takamori Seiji] White porcelain carved flower vase φ15×h26cm Photo: Nomura Tomoya Ginza Wako will be holding the "Takamori Seiji, Tanaka Shinobu, and Tsuji Satoshihiko Three-Person Exhibition – Restoring Light to Porcelain" at the Seiko House Hall from Thursday, July 31st to Monday, August 11th. The town of Arita in Saga Prefecture has a history spanning more than 400 years and is said to be the birthplace of Japanese porcelain. This exhibition introduces three ceramic artists who continue to create pottery in Arita and its surrounding areas. Seiji Takamori specializes in a wide range of expressions, making use of the extensive experience he gained from studying

[Wako, Ginza] “The World of Aged Liquor and Antique Glass” will be held in the basement of the main store

Wako Co., Ltd. will be holding a vintage liquor collection exhibition, "The World of Aged Liquor and Antique Glass," supervised by whiskey importer Matsunaga Hiroto, from July 19th (Sat) to August 20th (Wed) at the Arts and Culture department on the basement floor of the Wako Main Store. Based on the concept of "a stage for time," Wako Arts & Culture, located in the basement of the main store, offers essential richness through sophisticated products. It will celebrate its first anniversary since opening on Sunday, July 20, 2025. We will continue to strive to be a hub for Japanese culture where tradition and innovation resonate, and a place of interaction,

This year too! “Higashi Ginza Wind Chime Event 2025” will be held to brighten up Higashi Ginza’s summer!

-Approximately 90 locations including Kabukiza, Ginza Shochiku Square, and Tsukiji Honganji Temple- Higashi Ginza Area Management General Incorporated Association is pleased to announce that it will be hosting the Higashi Ginza Wind Chime Event 2025 (July 18th – August 19th), co-hosted with the Higashi Ginza Urban Development Promotion Council and in cooperation with the Chuo Ward Tourism Association. This year marks the fifth year of this event, and we hope that more people will come to the Higashi Ginza area. [Held again this year! Approximately 500 wind chimes decorate Higashi Ginza in summer] In ancient Japan, there was a custom of decorating bronze bells called "futaku" to ward off epidemics

[Ginza Wako] “Ryo Sato and Fumihiko Arakawa Two-person Exhibition – Playing Between Color Painting and Lacquer” will be held from Thursday, July 17th

First two-person exhibition in eight years at Wako Wako Ginza will be holding a two-person exhibition, "Sato Ryo and Arakawa Fumihiko – Playing Between Color Painting and Lacquer," featuring ceramic artist Sato Ryo and lacquer artist Arakawa Fumihiko, at the Seiko House Hall from July 17th (Thurs) to 27th (Sun). (From left in the image) [Ryo Sato] Ceramic box "Wind Flower" 8.2 x 10.7 x height 8.7 cm, "Color Snowstorm" 6.3 x 6.3 x height 5.4 cm, [Fumihiko Arakawa] Square box "Rays of Light" 15.5 x 15.5 x height 15.5 cm Sato creates porcelain with warm shapes created by hand and on a potter's wheel, and expresses images as scenery

Ginza Sony Park is filled with the words of Snoopy and his friends that we need to face in this day and age. “Snoopy speaks today too. – PEANUTS 75th Anniv. -“

Exploring the world of Snoopy's words with 10 guest curators. July 16th (Wed) – August 11th (Mon, holiday) @Ginza Sony Park https://www.e-tix.jp/snoopy-thinks-again-today/ To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the birth of the popular comic "PEANUTS" featuring Snoopy and Charlie Brown, Ginza Sony Park and Sony Creative Products Inc. will be holding an event called "Snoopy Speaks Today – PEANUTS 75th Anniv. -" featuring the "words" of Snoopy and his friends. The words of Snoopy and his friends, which convey the importance of empathy and understanding for others, humor and kindness, are attracting renewed attention in today's society where various values are mixed. This event is themed around the words that

Galerie Tamenaga announces the holding of the “Paul Aizpiri Exhibition, nurtured by art dealer Seiji Tamenaga” (Saturday, July 12th, Ginza, Tokyo)

"The Festival of Polichiners, St. Mark's Square" 200 x 300 cm Galerie Tamenaga closes its Ginza exhibition in the city where it was founded Galerie Tamenaga will hold the exhibition "Paul Aizpiri, Nurtured by Art Dealer Seiji Tamenaga" from Saturday, July 12th to Sunday, August 17th, 2025. Since its opening in 1969, our gallery has been introducing many masterpieces from Ginza for 56 years, but this summer will mark the end of our activities in Ginza and our new location in Minami-Aoyama, Kotto-dori. This exhibition will be our last in Ginza, and will focus on the approximately 60-year relationship between our gallery founder Seiji Tamenaga (1932-2025) and the artist Paul

A Noh festival is coming to Ginza this summer! TOKYO GINZA “Summer Festival Noh Theater”

A special 5-day program to enjoy and discover the traditional Japanese culture of Noh! August 11th (Monday, national holiday) – August 15th (Friday) The theme of the Kanze Noh Theater this summer is "Summer Festival." For five days from August 11th (Monday, national holiday) to the 15th (Friday), the Noh festival will come to the town of Ginza. At the venue, lanterns, reed mats, wind chimes, and morning glories create a summer atmosphere, and if you go further, you will see a life-sized banner of the ghost of Tomomori from "Funabenkei." This is the most photogenic spot of the event. There will be an exhibition of masks and costumes from

Art Aquarium Museum GINZA brings a breath of fresh air to Ginza, with a new Kengo Kuma collaboration area opening this summer! Some information on the new summer exhibition has been released

The Art Aquarium Museum GINZA (located at Ginza Mitsukoshi) will be holding a special event called "Summer Art Aquarium 2025" from Friday, June 27, 2025. Art Aquarium Museum GINZA will celebrate its fourth summer since its opening in 2022. This summer, a new area will be introduced in collaboration with Kengo Kuma, with the theme of "Feeling the Water"! In addition, we will collaborate with various artists to provide a refreshing experience centered on goldfish, a seasonal feature of summer. An installation space that will bring a breath of fresh air to Ginza. Look forward to the new work! ■The "Sekiterium" area has been created in collaboration with world-renowned architect

[Wako, Ginza] “Glass Exhibition by Four Artists, Admired with Love” to be held from Thursday, July 3rd

"Dragonfly" φ7.6×h5.7cm Exhibition by four glass artists At the Seiko House Hall in Ginza Wako, a group exhibition will be held from July 3rd (Thurs) to July 13th (Sun) with the theme of "Admiring with a Heartfelt Touch" featuring four glass craft artists, Akiba Aya, Kawakita Tomoka, Motoki Yoko, and Yamazaki Yo. Akiba Aya expresses the little joys she feels in her daily life through core glass and burner work techniques, as if she were collecting treasures. Tomoka Kawakita also uses the core glass technique to create works that use familiar plants and flowers as motifs, while being conscious of the transparency of frosted glass and its relationship with light.

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