At the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum in Tokyo, an exhibition explores twilight as a symbol of transition from Edo to modernity. From Kobayashi Kiyochika’s nocturnal views to the shin-hanga of Yoshida Hiroshi and Kawase Hasui, the show traces how light and shadow embody both memory and renewal.
The famous Doria Tablet, linked to Leonardo da Vinci's lost Battle of Anghiari, is back on display at the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum. After a long affair involving its illicit export and restitution, the work is making an exceptional return to Japan. This exhibition intertwines art, history, and cultural diplomacy.
The Sen-Oku Hakukokan Museum in Tokyo presents an exhibition on the connection between Noh theatre and the Tea Ceremony, celebrating the art of hospitality cultivated by the Sumitomo family. Sixty works including costumes and tea utensils evoke a refined world of rituals and cultural relationships.
It's time for the Viennese Operetta: Die Fledermaus
Five new performances of Die Fledermaus will take the stage at Tokyo’s New National Theatre from January 22 to 29, 2026. With Heinz Zednik’s elegant direction and a strong international cast, Strauss’s beloved operetta returns to charm audiences with waltzes, disguises and sparkling wit.
Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo illuminates a season of warmth and wonder with exceptional grace and elegance. Every facet shimmers, inviting guests to immerse themselves in signature radiance.
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