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New Ferrari F40 Tomica Limited Vintage Neo Model Set for November 2025 Release in Tokyo
Tokyo car-gear fans, get ready! Tomica is gearing up to release its much‑anticipated 1:64 Limited Vintage Neo LV‑N Ferrari F40 (1989) in classic red. This highly detailed mini stands out as one of the most faithful reproductions ever made of the legendary supercar. The reservation is available now until July 2, 2025. The release is…
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Starbucks Japan Unveils Its First-Ever Spicy Frappuccino
Starbucks Japan is turning up the heat this summer with its first-ever spicy Frappuccino. Introducing the Hot Honey Oriental Mango & Tea Frappuccino, a limited-time offering available from June 6 to July 8, 2025. This innovative drink combines the tropical sweetness of mango with the aromatic depth of oriental tea, all topped off with a…
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Masterpieces on Paper: Swedish National Museum’s Drawing Collection Exhibition at Tokyo’s National Museum of Western Art
This summer, Tokyo’s National Museum of Western Art in Ueno will host a remarkable exhibition titled “Renaissance to the Baroque: Master Drawings from the National Museum, Stockholm.” Running from July 1 to September 28, 2025, the exhibition offers a rare opportunity to view a curated selection of masterful drawings by renowned European artists. The exhibition…
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Photographer Luigi Ghiri’s First Solo Museum Exhibition in Asia
In 2025, the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum (TOP Museum) marks its 30th anniversary with a series of compelling exhibitions that delve into the evolution of photography and moving images. Among these, the standout is Luigi Ghirri: Infinite Landscapes, the first major museum exhibition in Asia dedicated to the renowned Italian photographer. Luigi Ghirri: Infinite Landscapes…
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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. Experience Design Through Action Unlike previous exhibitions…