Hello Kitty Exhibition – As I Change, Kitty Changes Too
The “Hello Kitty Exhibition – As I Change, Kitty Changes Too” celebrates Hello Kitty’s 50th anniversary, running from November 1, 2024, to February 24, 2025, at the Tokyo National Museum’s Hyokeikan. It showcases the evolution of this global icon, featuring the largest collection of Hello Kitty merchandise, exclusive artist collaborations, and interactive photo spots. The exhibition explores her lasting cultural impact and connection with fans worldwide.
“Sakura Momoko Exhibition” in Tokyo Roppongi, Featuring About 300 Works Including “Chibi Maruko-chan” Color Illustrations & Handwritten Manuscripts
The “Sakura Momoko Exhibition” will be held at Tokyo’s Mori Arts Center Gallery from October 5, 2024, to January 5, 2025. It will feature around 300 works, including original illustrations and manuscripts from “Chibi Maruko-chan” and other creations by Sakura Momoko. The exhibition offers a nostalgic journey through themed sections, celebrating her career as a manga artist, essayist, and screenwriter, and includes exclusive merchandise and a themed café.
The Tokyo Art Book Fair 2024
Tokyo’s vibrant cultural landscape is set to be invigorated this November with the 14th edition of the Tokyo Art Book Fair (TABF). As Asia’s largest art book fair, this much-anticipated event will unfold at the prestigious Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (MOT) from November 28 (Thursday) to December 1 (Sunday), 2024, offering an immersive celebration of art publishing for enthusiasts, collectors, and creatives alike.
Tokyo Art Directors Club Exhibition 2024
Tokyo is a city that thrives on creativity and innovation, and the ADC Exhibition 2024 stands as a testament to Japan’s rich heritage in graphic design and advertising. Organized by the prestigious Tokyo Art Directors Club (ADC), this annual event showcases the finest art direction and design works of the year, offering a glimpse into the cutting edge of Japan’s creative industries.
Apple Picking Like Never Before: “Ringo-gari Kamo Shirenai” Exhibition Returns to Shibuya PARCO!
Get ready for an enchanting seasonal event in the heart of Tokyo! The much-anticipated “Ringo-gari Kamo Shirenai” Exhibition is back for its fourth year, offering a one-of-a-kind apple-picking experience at the Hobo Nichiyōbi space on the 8th floor of Shibuya PARCO. From November 15 to December 8, 2024, immerse yourself in a whimsical world of colorful apples, delicious treats, and exclusive merchandise.
Modern Japan Package Exhibition 2024
The 10th Modern Japan Package Exhibition 2024 invites visitors to explore this fascinating world by showcasing award-winning designs from three of Japan’s premier packaging contests.
100 years of Phototypesetting
An ongoing exhibition in Tokyo delves into this revolutionary technology, celebrating its history and its enduring impact on typography and beyond. This exhibition offers visitors a chance to explore phototypesetting’s pivotal role in shaping the printed word as we know it today.
Appearance of “The Tale of Genji” Revival of the classics
The world-renowned Japanese classic, The Tale of Genji, is being celebrated in a unique and immersive exhibition in Tokyo this winter. Running from September 25, 2024, to January 13, 2025, this event offers visitors an extraordinary opportunity to explore the cultural significance and enduring appeal of what is often considered the world’s first novel.
Yoshitomo Nara (奈良美智) ‘Draws the Line’ at BLUM Tokyo
Tokyo’s vibrant art scene welcomes the latest exhibition of acclaimed Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara (奈良美智), I Draw the Line, hosted at BLUM Tokyo’s Shibuya gallery. Running until January 11, 2025, the solo exhibition showcases a fresh suite of paintings and drawings that merge Nara’s iconic style with deeper environmental and socio-political narratives.
Celebrate Dream Christmas 2024 at Tokyo Skytree
Tokyo Skytree, one of Japan’s most iconic landmarks, is transforming into a festive wonderland for the holiday season with its Dream Christmas 2024 event. Running from November 7 to December 25, visitors can enjoy stunning decorations, exclusive Christmas-themed lighting displays, live performances, and interactive experiences for all ages.
Ami Paris Holds Pop-up Store and Café “Le Café Ami”
Tokyo welcomes a slice of Paris with the launch of Ami Paris’ first-ever café in Japan, “Le Café Ami”, alongside a unique pop-up store. Located in the heart of Omotesando, the dual-concept space promises an immersive experience blending French elegance and contemporary fashion. Both the café and store will operate until December 25, 2024, offering visitors a chance to enjoy Parisian-inspired delights and exclusive collections.
Leo Lionni and his Circle of Friends
Tokyo’s Itabashi Art Museum is hosting a captivating exhibition that delves into the life and works of Leo Lionni (1910–1999), a multidisciplinary artist, designer, and children’s book author whose creations have enthralled audiences for over six decades. Best known for his iconic books like Swimmy and Little Blue and Little Yellow, Lionni’s artistic legacy spans from abstract painting to graphic design and storytelling. This retrospective, titled “Leo Lionni and His Circle of Friends”, provides an in-depth exploration of his artistic journey, influences, and collaborations across Europe and the United States.
