Bvlgari comes to the Azabudai Hills

The Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum in Tokyo presents an exhibition on the role of cafés in the rise of modern European art. Paintings, drawings, and posters portray these spaces as sites of artistic exchange and experimentation. The café appears as a key vantage point on urban modernity.

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.

At the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo a show investigating world origins and the unseen through art, space science and quantum research, featuring immersive installations and the first Japanese quantum computer artwork.

The National Museum of Western Art presents the complete series of Hokusai’s Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji from the Iuchi Collection. The prints depict Fuji as a shifting presence, seen from multiple viewpoints and embedded in everyday life. A unified project that reshaped the visual language of landscape.