Ikegami Honmon-ji
Steps and a spacious temple precinct make Ikegami a destination in its own right.
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Steps and a spacious temple precinct make Ikegami a destination in its own right.
Arched bridges and a pond give a Kameido shrine visit its distinctive landscape.
An Iidabashi shrine can be a short, respectful stop on a neighbourhood walk.
A hillside shrine adds historical texture to a walk along old Shinagawa.
A shrine near Haneda gives an airport-side excursion a neighbourhood destination.
A Yotsuya shrine and its stepped approach give a residential walk a clear landmark.
Akasaka’s temple precinct offers a quieter spiritual stop among office streets.
An aquarium beside Shinagawa Station offers a weather-independent city outing.
An aquarium in the Skytree area adds a close-up marine-life visit to an eastern Tokyo day.
A compact amusement park brings a playful change of pace to an Asakusa visit.
Miniature worlds turn an Ariake visit towards model-making and imagined cityscapes.
A wholesale market visit offers a structured look at Tokyo’s food supply and seafood culture.
Akiakane "Shouseki" at Komiyama Tokyo G: Akiakane’s illustration practice moves between character design, layered colour and detailed marks. Shouseki gathers work to trace the development of that visual language.
Illustration, photography and a bookshop sensibility meet at this Jimbocho gallery from Komiyama Tokyo.
Naomichi Sato "Accumulations and Traces" brings ceramics / lacquer to Mizusai. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
A third-floor Kuramae gallery and shop for ceramics, objects and the work of contemporary makers.
Shota Yamauchi "Twilight" at Con_: Shota Yamauchi starts from the shared bodily experience of a sauna. Installation and moving-image work explore heat, sensation and the relationship between strangers occupying one space.
A contemporary-art stop upstairs in Bakurocho, with exhibitions shaped around emerging artistic practices.
Kyoichi Morimasa "Fired Fantasies" brings ceramics / lacquer to New Space PA. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
A flexible Harajuku and Omotesando space for exhibitions, pop-ups and short-run creative projects.
Ametsuchi no Uta at Tetoka: Five artists bring calligraphy, jewellery, textiles, vessels and ceramics into one group exhibition. The shared theme gives different materials a point of conversation.
Kanda’s Tetoka mixes a gallery programme with a café setting, craft objects and occasional music events.