Bvlgari comes to the Azabudai Hills

An exhibition at the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum explores the transformation of Japanese woodblock prints from the late nineteenth to the early twentieth century. Through images of Japan’s modernization, illustrated book frontispieces and the shin-hanga movement, ukiyo-e survives the rise of photography and new technologies.

A retrospective at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo revisits nearly seventy years of work by Japanese artist Tada Minami, whose sculptures and installations use steel, glass and acrylic to explore light, perception and the relationship between art and architecture.

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 National Museum of Art in Tokyo presents an exhibition devoted to Eric Carle, a key figure in twentieth-century picture books. The show traces his career through original works and working materials. The exhibition highlights the picture book as an autonomous artistic practice.