Bvlgari comes to the Azabudai Hills

Produced by Tate, this international exhibition in Tokyo stages a close dialogue between Turner and contemporary art, reconsidering the sublime as an ongoing and unsettled experience.

Deep Purple return to Tokyo with a concert at the Nippon Budokan as part of the Mad in Japan Tour 2026. The show celebrates a career that shaped the history of hard rock and a long-standing bond with Japanese audiences. A live event spanning decades of iconic music.

The Tokyo Fuji Art Museum brings together Francisco Goya’s four major print series in a single exhibition focused on his most radical language. From the Caprichos to the Disparates, the show reveals a disenchanted and critical vision of society, violence and power.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum presents an exhibition devoted to Marimekko, revisiting its history through the art of printmaking. Fabrics, garments, and graphic materials trace a visual language built on pattern and colour. The exhibition connects design, production, and everyday life.