Ginza Culture

More than 4,000 people have experienced it in the first month! Would you like to experience a treasure hunt in Higashi Ginza?

More than 4,000 people have experienced it in the first month! Would you like to experience a treasure hunt in Higashi Ginza?

~A free local participation event where you can learn SDGs that is also compatible with inbound tourists is being held! ~ Takarash Co., Ltd., which plans, produces, and operates the experiential content "Real Treasure Hunt," is currently holding a community-participatory event called "Hidden Treasures Passed Down from Ancient Times" where you can learn about the SDGs by walking around Higashi Ginza and solving mysteries. . This event is an experiential event jointly held by Takarush, Chuo-ku Tourism Association, and Higashi Ginza Area Management. The Higashi Ginza area is attracting attention not only from within Japan but also from overseas. This event is highly popular as it allows you to enjoy

Canon Gallery 50th Anniversary Special Exhibition: Museum of Fantastic Folklore “Matsurito”

Canon Marketing Japan Inc. will hold the Canon Gallery 50th Anniversary Special Exhibition, Museum of Fantastic Folklore “Matsurito'', starting January 20, 2024 at Canon Gallery, which has three locations nationwide. Mizukuri in the Yone River (Miyagi Prefecture) Photo: Kyoko Haga Aso Shrine Ota Festival (Kumamoto Prefecture) Photo: Takaiwata Yasuda's Sinugu (Okinawa Prefecture) Photo: Masakazu Kuroiwa ・Venue/Duration <br /> Canon Gallery S (Shinagawa) January 20th (Sat) – March 4th (Monday), 2024 Canon Gallery Ginza/Osaka February 20th (Tuesday) – March 2nd (Saturday), 2024 ・Exhibition contents This exhibition is a special exhibition organized by “Matsurito'', a Japanese festival exploration project launched by Canon MJ with the aim of passing down traditional festivals from

Announcement of the 17th “shiseido art egg” exhibition

Shiseido Gallery will be exhibiting works by Maki Hayashida and Zai Nomura who were selected for the 17th "shiseido art egg" from January 30th (Tuesday) to May 26th (Sunday), 2024. We are holding a solo exhibition of three artists: Zai Nomura and Hirotoshi Iwasaki. 《What is “shiseido art egg”》 "Shiseido Art Egg" is an open recruitment program by Shiseido to support up-and-coming artists.It provides an opportunity for solo exhibitions to artists who stimulate people's sensibilities and diverse values, and expand the possibilities of new beauty. . Since its inception in 2006, a total of 48 selected artists (groups) have held solo exhibitions, and their range of activities has continued to

[Ginza MMM] “Museum goods that will spark conversation and make you happy to receive” selected with museum curators from all over the country

MMM (Maison des Musees du Monde) in Ginza 7-chome will be hosting artscape (a site that provides information on art museums from all over Japan) from Saturday, November 25, 2023 to Wednesday, January 31, 2024. In collaboration with Artscape, we are currently exhibiting and selling “museum goods that will spark conversation and make you happy to receive'' selected by museum curators from all over the country. In the art space on the third floor of MMM, museum goods selected by the museum's curators are displayed along with message panels from the curators. This is an opportunity to think about museum goods and the museum and collections. At this time of

Art Aquarium Museum GINZA is the most sparkling special month of the year. Winter Art Aquarium “Starry Christmas in Ginza” will be held from November 23rd (Thursday) to December 27th (Wednesday)

A Christmas space in Ginza that can only be experienced here, interwoven with twinkling stars and goldfish! Art Aquarium Museum GINZA (location/Ginza Mitsukoshi) will hold the winter art aquarium "Starry Christmas in Ginza" from November 23rd (Thursday) to December 27th (Wednesday). A special month when the Art Aquarium Museum shines the most in the year. The art aquarium offers a Japanese-Western eclectic Christmas goldfish art space that can only be experienced here. The Herrnhut star, symbolizing Christmas, falls on the endless corridor where the goldfish greet you, and a snow globe appears along the lantern path where the goldfish swim. We invite everyone to a one-of-a-kind Christmas tunnel woven by

Announcement of “Higashi Ginza Winter Festa 2023”

– Fun to see, listen to, and eat – A winter event will be held in Higashi Ginza with "lights" and "music"! "Higashi Ginza Winter Festa 2023", sponsored by Higashi Ginza Area Management General Incorporated Association, will be held at Ginza Shochiku Square from December 1, 2023 to mid-February 2024. Candle events and music events will be held at Ginza Shochiku Square, where the event will be held. At the candle event, entitled Matsuya Onoue's Dream Candle , Matsuya Onoue, a Kabuki actor and director of the Japan Candle Association, produced the space himself, and candles that he created together with students from his alma mater, Ginza Junior High School,

[Seiko House Ginza Hall (formerly Wako Hall)] “Wako Saijiki Spelled with Art” will be held from December 14th (Thursday)

Introducing works by 13 notable artists from various fields of arts and crafts. Seiko House Ginza Hall will hold "Wako Saijiki Written in Art" from December 14th (Thursday) to December 25th (Monday). Please spend a moment with heart-dancing art in Ginza at the end of the year. This exhibition, which introduces notable artists from various fields of arts and crafts in hopes of good luck in the new year, will be held for the fifth time this year. A total of over 400 works created by 13 people active in ceramics, lacquer art, glass, painting, dyeing and weaving, sculpture, and metalwork, including works related to next year's zodiac sign "Dragon"

New ceramic Buddhas and Buddhist utensils are on display. Ryusuke Asai’s exhibition “A glimpse of the divine inhabiting the universe” is currently being held in Ginza

Saturday, November 11, 2023 – Friday, November 24, 2023 11:00-19:00 (closes at 17:00 on the last day) Closed on Tuesdays / Free admission Venue: Gallery Zushiya Gallery Zushiya (Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo), which guides you through various forms of prayer, is holding an exhibition by Ryusuke Asai, a potter and calligrapher, titled “A glimpse of the universe where God dwells'' until November 24th (Friday). I am. Ryusuke Asai Exhibition “A glimpse of the divine universe” Saturday, November 11, 2023 – Friday, November 24, 2023 11:00-19:00 (closes at 17:00 on the last day) Closed on Tuesdays / Free admission Venue: Gallery Zushiya [B1F, Ginza 105 Building, 1-4-4 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo] TEL: 03-3538-5118

Announcement of “43rd Traditional Culture Pola Award ‘Award Winners Memorial Exhibition -Birth-‘”

A commemorative exhibition introducing the Excellence Awards (2), Encouragement Awards (2), and Regional Awards (4) awarded at the 43rd Pola Traditional Culture Awards. The Pola Foundation for the Promotion of Traditional Culture, a public interest incorporated foundation, will hold a commemorative exhibition to introduce the winners of the 2021 Pola Traditional Culture Award, which is part of its business. [43rd Traditional Culture Pola Award Winners Memorial Exhibition -Birth-] ◆Period: Wednesday, December 13, 2023 – Wednesday, December 27, 2023 11:00-19:00 (Admission until 18:30) ◆Venue: POLA Museum Annex (3F, POLA Ginza Building, 1-7-7 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo) ◆Free admission The “Pola Traditional Culture Award'' is given to individuals and groups who have contributed

Welcome to the Kabukiza Theater! Kabukiza Gallery Special Exhibition “Welcome to the Kabukiza Theater.”

Shochiku Co., Ltd. will hold an inbound-friendly special exhibition “Welcome to Kabukiza” from Sunday, November 19, 2023. [Event overview] Venue Kabukiza Gallery (Kabukiza Tower 5th floor) Event period: November 19th (Sunday) to November 25th (Saturday), 2023 Business hours 10:30~17:30 (last entry 17:00) Free admission Recently, as movement restrictions have been eased due to the new coronavirus becoming a Type 5 infectious disease, Kabuki-za has been receiving a lot of visitors not only from Japan but also from overseas. “Everyday life” has returned, albeit slowly. We would like to take this opportunity to hold this exhibition in order to provide domestic and international audiences with the opportunity to further understand Kabuki

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