Ginza Culture

The real “Ruby Slippers” worth an estimated 450 million yen* will be on public display for the first time in Japan at Ginza Mitsukoshi

The real “Ruby Slippers” worth an estimated 450 million yen* will be on public display for the first time in Japan at Ginza Mitsukoshi

Famous item featured in the movie "The Wizard of Oz" discovered 13 years after it was stolen by the FBI The actual item, worth an estimated 450 million yen*, will be on public display for the first time in Japan at Ginza Mitsukoshi The iconic "Ruby Slippers" prop from the timeless Hollywood classic "The Wizard of Oz" will be on display at Ginza Mitsukoshi from October 28th (Mon) to November 3rd (Sun). The Wizard of Oz's Ruby Slippers, which will be auctioned in December 2024 at Heritage Auctions, the world's largest auction house originating from the United States and leading the collector's item market, were discovered 13 years later by

Enjoy the world of Tajima Takami! The 4th Ota Kosan Collection Exhibition “Simple and Absurd Art” will be held at the Ginza Hikohiko Gallery from November 8th

Ota Kosan Co., Ltd. will hold the 4th Ota Kosan Collection Exhibition "Simple and Absurd Art – by Tajima Tomoaki" at Ginza Hikohiko Gallery from November 8th to 17th, 2024. Exhibition URL: https://hikohikogallery.com/2024/10/01/ota_kosan_collection_vol4/ Squid with baby (wood carving) Octopus splitting a manju in two (wood carving) Tajima Takaoki is an artist who infuses his sculptures and paintings with an outlaw spirit. Born into a family of Buddhist sculptors, Tajima aspired to be a sculptor from an early age and graduated from the Sculpture Department of the Faculty of Fine Arts at Aichi Prefectural University of the Arts in 2000. Tajima's original art, full of "outlaw fun," has resonated with many

[Japanese Illuminations x Higashi Ginza] Announcement of the “Japanese and Light Winter Festa” to enjoy the nighttime around Higashi Ginza Station, including Kabukiza Theater

Japanese-style winter illuminations in Higashi Ginza (November 15, 2024 – February 16, 2025) Higashi Ginza Area Management General Incorporated Association will be holding the "Winter Festa of Harmony and Light" at various spots around Higashi Ginza Station, such as the Kabukiza Theater, Ginza Shochiku Square, and Toho Theater Building, from November 15, 2024 to February 16, 2025. Titled "Higashi Ginza Winter Illumination," the event will feature lantern illuminations inspired by the floating lanterns that used to be held on the Tsukiji River, and Japanese umbrella illuminations using the Japanese umbrellas commonly used in Kabuki. In addition, the event will feature a one-day only Japanese DJ event on Friday, February 14th,

[Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore] An exhibition of works by ink painter Shuko Tsuchiya, who combines modern materials with classical techniques, entitled “HYPER ONENESS” will be held from Saturday, October 26th.

Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore (6th floor, GINZA SIX, Chuo-ku, Tokyo) will hold the ink painting exhibition "- HYPER ONENESS -" by Shuko Tsuchiya from Saturday, October 26th to Friday, November 15th, 2024. Special feature page | https://store.tsite.jp/ginza/event/art/43111-1402491004.html "Fuurinka" W540×H640mm, ink and gold leaf on Japanese paper, 2024 ·overview Shuko Tsuchiya started ink painting at the age of 18, and became a master two years later. He continues to explore the possibilities of ink painting with his unique style that combines ink painting techniques with modern art materials such as fluorescent acrylic and spray paint. In recent years, he has been active in various genres, including collaborations with numerous high-end brands such

The monsters drawn by the talented artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi will appear on the lantern street where goldfish swim?! Halloween at the Art Aquarium Museum: Ukiyo-e Yokai Night Parade 2024

A special exhibition of ukiyo-e art depicting monsters will be held for a limited time from October 17th (Thurs) to October 31st (Thurs). The Art Aquarium Museum GINZA (located at Ginza Mitsukoshi) will be holding a special exhibition themed on the yokai paintings of ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi from October 17th (Thursday) to October 31st (Thursday) for a limited time just in time for Halloween. Introducing the "Japanese Halloween" project unique to the Art Aquarium Museum, which creates art pieces that incorporate traditional Japanese beauty and spread the world of Japanese culture! Yokai paintings by the talented artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi, who was active during the Edo period and created ukiyo-e

[Ginza Wako] “Masato Nishida Exhibition: Fushi” will be held from Thursday, November 7th

Ginza Wako will be holding the "Masato Nishida Exhibition: Fushi" by Japanese painter Masato Nishida at the Seiko House Hall (formerly Wako Hall) from November 7th (Thurs) to 17th (Sun). Wako will be hosting the first solo exhibition by Nitten Special Member Nitten Nihon- … Please come and see Nishida's works that are like "joints," in which he looks deeply into the relationship between things and time, and depicts the history and culture of human activities with rich texture. [Information about gallery talks by artists] November 9th (Sat) 14:00~ For reservations and inquiries, please contact Wako Art Department at 03-3562-2111 (main number) "Nostalgia" 219.5×145.5cm "After the Rain" 35×35cm "Matabei Sakura"

ATELIER MUJI Special Exhibition “New Circulation”

Friday, November 29, 2024 – Sunday, January 26, 2025 Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd., the operator of MUJI, will hold a special exhibition titled "New Circulation" at ATELIER MUJI GINZA Gallery 1 and 2 in MUJI Ginza (Chuo-ku, Tokyo) from Friday, November 29, 2024 to Sunday, January 26, 2025. ©ATELIER MUJI Ryohin Keikaku aims to realize "pleasant lifestyles and society," and is looking at the resources used in its products and stores from a new perspective, working with local communities to advance new initiatives in various regions. More than 40 years have passed since the birth of MUJI, and in order to think broadly about the future, we always feel the

[Ginza Wako] “The 8th Pioneer of Beauty – The Contemporary Art of Nitten” will be held from October 24th (Thursday)

From October 24th (Thursday) to November 4th (Monday), Ginza Wako will be holding the "8th Pioneer of Beauty – Nitten Now" exhibition at the Seiko House Hall (formerly Wako Hall), bringing together works by masters of beauty. The exhibition "Pioneer of Beauty – The Nitten Exhibition Now" will be held for the eighth time at Wako, and will feature works from five genres – Japanese painting, Western painting, sculpture, craft art, and calligraphy – mainly by artists who are advisors, directors, and auditors of the Nitten Exhibition, which is a leader in the Japanese art world. Ryohei Miyata, Chairman of the Nitten Exhibition, gave us some words of encouragement regarding

A new museum where visitors can encounter creations from a wide range of fields has opened in Kyobashi, Tokyo. The opening will feature a large-scale exhibition focusing on the first “pillars” from the anime “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba,” which has been gaining more and more attention with the announcement of a movie version.

On November 2, 2024, at TODA BUILDING, a 7-minute walk from Tokyo Station New museum "CREATIVE MUSEUM TOKYO" opens! We will hold approximately four large-scale exhibitions per year, offering special experiences in the heart of Tokyo. CREATIVE MUSEUM TOKYO (CMT) is a museum where you can experience the "works" and "artists" as well as the "process" that led to them in a large space. Located on the 6th floor of TODA BUILDING, which will open on November 2nd, the large exhibition room will hold exhibitions on pop culture such as anime, manga, and music, as well as contemporary art and design, and the museum shop and museum cafe will offer

Takuya Sasaki’s “Inner Chimera” exhibition will be held at the gallery “ART FOR THOUGHT” in Ginza, Tokyo.

Confrontation of expression and inner self seen through study The animals that Sasaki has been drawing since he was a child are powerful, encouraging viewers and encouraging them to live their own lives. The process involved a huge amount of trial and error and repetition through study, and he also conveys that he has faced expression while carrying conflict, hesitation, and chaos. We wear the masks of many different animals, and we also keep many animals in our hearts. In a modern society that demands strong and clear communication, perhaps we can be more tolerant and accepting of each other by imagining the inclusion of ambiguity and contradiction. In addition

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