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Nezu Museum
Art, a garden and a slower pace in Minami-Aoyama, with admission tied to the exhibition calendar.
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Tokyo, at your own pace
Three ways to shape a Tokyo day: a garden, a temple neighbourhood or an afternoon with art. Choose one starting point.
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L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon: Roppongi
Counter-focused French dining fits an evening that starts with Roppongi art.
EventExhibitions
Ametsuchi no Uta
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.
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Shikisaisha
A Kyobashi gallery built around solo exhibitions, with established painters and younger artists on the programme.
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Gallery Towed
A Kyojima gallery that introduces contemporary artists in the quieter streets of Sumida.
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Biscuit Gallery
Contemporary artists and small exhibitions at biscuit gallery’s current eighth-floor home in Shinjuku.
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Tokiwasō Manga Museum
A reconstructed artists’ residence puts the beginnings of modern manga into physical space.
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FORESTLIMIT
A small Hatagaya basement for adventurous DJ nights, live experiments and a programme that rewards following the artists.
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Eukaryote
A Jingumae gallery for contemporary painting and other visual practices, close to the Watari Museum.
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Mariko Mori: All That Shines
An announced retrospective of Mariko Mori's work across photography, sculpture and interactive installation, opening on 31 October.
StoryCulture
Tokyo museum tickets: the small distinctions that matter
A free building, a paid exhibition, a collection ticket and a timed visit are different things. Start with the experience you want.
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Tetoka
Kanda’s Tetoka mixes a gallery programme with a café setting, craft objects and occasional music events.
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Everandart
A ground-floor gallery between Meguro and Fudo-mae, with exhibitions and occasional participatory projects.
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Nihonbashi N11 Gallery
A Nihombashi gallery for craft, objects and exhibitions that look closely at making.
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Akiakane "Shouseki"
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.
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Masanori Koike "Kai Kai"
Masanori Koike "Kai Kai" at Atelier Uchino: Masanori Koike uses ceramic techniques in objects and images connected to cycles of life and nature. The exhibition also announces an opening-day flute performance at 17:00.
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Someta "Re: Standard"
Someta "Re: Standard" brings painting to Roppongi Hills A/D Gallery. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
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Stories for Being Here
Stories for Being Here brings painting to Kinosho Kikaku. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
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Ayano Sakurai "Yamabiko"
Ayano Sakurai "Yamabiko" at Katsuya Susuki Gallery: Ayano Sakurai takes an echo as a way to think about distance, unseen presences and everyday unease. The exhibition moves between what is inside, outside, real and imagined.
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Tokyo Rumando "The Body Lurking Within Color"
Tokyo Rumando "The Body Lurking Within Color" brings photography to Zen Foto Gallery. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
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Hiromi Shiraho "Pirouette"
Hiromi Shiraho "Pirouette" brings painting to Gallery Towed. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
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D-BROS 2027 Calendar Exhibition & Sales
D-BROS 2027 Calendar Exhibition & Sales at OFS Gallery (Our Favourite Shop): D-BROS turns calendars into an exhibition of graphic design and paper objects. This is an exhibition and sales presentation of the 2027 collection.
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Hiroshige: New Perspectives on Edo Japan
A new look at Hiroshige's landscapes and changing skies, drawn from the Uchiyama collection at Tokyo National Museum.