Ito Jakuchu’s National Treasure, Doshoku Sai-e, is on display at the Museum of Imperial Collections as part of the “Flowers Bloom” exhibition, which showcases artworks themed around flowers
As spring breathes new life into Tokyo, the Imperial Palace’s Museum of the Imperial Collections, Sannomaru Shozokan, invites art enthusiasts and nature lovers alike to immerse themselves in the “A Flourish of Flowers—The Beauty of Blossoms” exhibition. Running from March 11 to May 6, 2025, this captivating showcase celebrates the timeless allure of floral motifs in Japanese art.
Miffy’s 70th Anniversary Exhibition at Matsuya Ginza in Tokyo
In 2025, the beloved character Miffy, known as “うさこちゃん” (Usako-chan) in Japan, celebrates her 70th anniversary. Created in 1955 by Dutch artist and graphic designer Dick Bruna, Miffy has captured the hearts of fans worldwide with her simple yet expressive design and heartwarming stories. To commemorate this milestone, a special exhibition, “Miffy 70th Anniversary Exhibition,” will be held at Tokyo’s Matsuya Ginza department store from April 23 to May 12, 2025.
LOEWE’s Exhibition – Crafted World
LOEWE is set to unveil its inaugural large-scale exhibition, “Crafted World,” in Tokyo’s Harajuku district. This immersive showcase, running from March 29 to May 11, 2025, offers visitors a deep dive into LOEWE’s rich heritage, innovative collaborations, and unwavering dedication to craftsmanship.
minä perhonen 30th Anniversary Exhibition
Tokyo’s vibrant design scene is abuzz as minä perhonen, the iconic Japanese fashion and textile brand, commemorates its 30th anniversary with a captivating exhibition. Running from May 28 to June 15, 2025, at Hillside Terrace in Daikanyama, the “羽花 minä perhonen 30th Anniversary Exhibition + Akira Minagawa Art Works” offers a deep dive into the brand’s rich history and the creative mind of its founder, Akira Minagawa.
Design Ah! Exhibition Neo
From April 18 to September 23, 2025, the “Design Ah! Exhibition Neo” is captivating visitors at Tokyo Node in Toranomon Hills. This immersive exhibition, inspired by NHK E-Tele’s educational program “Design Ah! Neo,” invites attendees to explore the design behind everyday actions like walking, eating, sitting, and holding.
“The Art of the RAMEN Bowl” Exhibition
If you’re in Tokyo this spring, don’t miss The Art of the Ramen Bowl exhibition at 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT in Roppongi. Running until June 15, 2025, this unique showcase celebrates the ramen bowl—not just as a vessel for noodles, but as a canvas of culture, craftsmanship, and creativity.
