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Fairmont Tokyo "Gothic Halloween Afternoon Tea"

At Vue Mer, the lobby lounge on the 35th floor of Fairmont Tokyo, the "Gothic Halloween Afternoon Tea" will be held from October 1, 2025 (Wednesday), expressing the sweet and fantastic world of Halloween with purple, crimson, and jet-black color palettes and forms. It begins with a welcome drink of "Rosehip & Hibiscus Tea," where the glass-like lemongrass ice floating in the glass creates an enchanting atmosphere. The sweets lined up in the upper and middle tiers include an elegant and photogenic lineup such as "Crystal Jelly Balls and Blackcurrant Moirou" and "Chestnut and Black Sesame Mont Noir". The savory offers gems such as "Wagyu Roast Sandwich" and "Chicken Pate Ancruette" that luxuriously incorporate the flavors of autumn. In addition, the beautiful purple "Purple Potato Potage" is decorated with thick Omar shrimp, allowing you to enjoy a gorgeous and deep flavor. The baked goods offered by the trolley service include a diverse and savory lineup, including "Mont Blanc and Raspberry Tart," "Pumpkin Canelé," and "Bamboo Charcoal Raspberry Financier." In addition, special seasonal drinks such as Maple Latte, Hojicha Latte, and Pumpkin Spice Latte will also be available, allowing you to fully enjoy the elegant world of Halloween along with an extensive drink menu. As Fairmont Tokyo's "Chief Happiness Officer", the adorable mascot "Serene" with the motif of the Labrador retriever "Selene" will be accented with a special Halloween scarf. [Overview] Location: 35th floor lobby lounge "Vue Mer" Serving period: October 1 (Wed) - 31 (Fri), 2025 *French afternoon tea only Serving hours: 11:00-16:30 (last visit 16:30) Fee: Weekdays: 9,400 yen / Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays: 11,000 yen Plan with Serene Jr.: Weekdays 10,400 yen / Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 12,000 yen 【Reservation】 Reservations can be made online or by phone. Online: Lobby Lounge "Vue Mer" reservation page Phone: 03-4321-1111 (hotel representative) *Reservations must be made by 5 p.m. the day before.

Fairmont Tokyo "Autumn Afternoon Tea" / "Gothic Halloween Afternoon Tea"

At Vue Mer, the lobby lounge on the 35th floor of Fairmont Tokyo, the "Gothic Halloween Afternoon Tea" will be held from Wednesday, October 1, 2025, expressing the luscious and fantastic world of Halloween with purple, crimson, and jet-black color palettes and forms. In addition, the "Autumn Afternoon Tea" of "Japanese" and "French" featuring plenty of autumn flavors such as figs, shine muscat, pumpkin, and chestnuts will also start on Monday, September 1st. <Halloween Afternoon Tea> It begins with a welcome drink of "Rosehip & Hibiscus Tea," where the glass-like lemongrass ice floating in the glass creates an enchanting atmosphere. The sweets lined up in the upper and middle tiers include an elegant and photogenic lineup such as "Crystal Jelly Balls and Blackcurrant Moirou" and "Chestnut and Black Sesame Mont Noir". The savory offers gems such as "Wagyu Roast Sandwich" and "Chicken Pate Ancruette" that luxuriously incorporate the flavors of autumn. In addition, the beautiful purple "Purple Potato Potage" is decorated with thick Omar shrimp, allowing you to enjoy a gorgeous and deep flavor. The baked goods offered by the trolley service include a variety of savory lineups such as "Mont Blanc and Raspberry Tart," "Pumpkin Canelé," and "Bamboo Charcoal Raspberry Financier." In addition, special seasonal drinks such as Maple Latte, Hojicha Latte, and Pumpkin Spice Latte will also be available, allowing you to fully enjoy the elegant world of Halloween along with an extensive drink menu. As Fairmont Tokyo's "Chief Happiness Officer", the adorable mascot "Serene" with the motif of the Labrador retriever "Selene" will be accented with a special Halloween scarf. <Autumn Afternoon Tea> The "Wa" afternoon tea, which is attracting attention as a new lunchtime option, is a seasonal menu item that expresses the delicate sensibilities of Japan. The savory offers a wide range of deep flavors that give you a sense of autumn, such as "seared wagyu beef," "free-range chicken tsukune," and "grilled scallops." The sweets are lined up with Japanese sweets that are beautiful to the eye, such as "Osmanthus Amber Sugar", "Shine Muscat Daifuku" and "Chestnut Monaka", which reflect the changing seasons. In addition, the freshly baked Fairmont Tokyo Original Dorayaki made with chestnuts and Shine Muscat is a special taste that can only be found this fall. French afternoon tea is filled with autumn-specific ingredients such as shine muscat, pears, figs, pumpkins, persimmons, and chestnuts. The lineup includes "Pumpkin Rurijuse", "Shine Muscat Tart", and "Vanilla and Milk Chocolate Pear Mille-feuille", all of which are luxuriously used and delicately flavored. Scones kneaded with chestnuts herald the arrival of autumn. The savory includes "Pâté Encluto", "Marinated Scallops", "Lobster Sandwich", and other carefully selected gems that incorporate French techniques throughout. From the baked goods prepared by the trolley service, you can choose from miso financiers and fruit tarts with plenty of pears and raspberries. [Gothic Halloween Afternoon Tea Overview] Location: 35th floor lobby lounge "Vue Mer" Serving period: October 1 (Wed) - 31 (Fri), 2025 *French afternoon tea only Serving hours: 11:00-16:30 (last visit 16:30) Fee: Weekdays: 9,400 yen / Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays: 11,000 yen Plan with Serene Jr.: Weekdays 10,400 yen / Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 12,000 yen [Autumn Afternoon Tea Overview] Location: 35th floor lobby lounge "Vue Mer" Period: French September 1 (Mon) - 30 (Tue), 2025 September 1, 2025 (Monday) - October 31, 2025 (Friday) Serving hours: 11:00-16:30 (last visit 16:30) Fee: Weekdays: 9,400 yen / Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays: 11,000 yen *All prices above include taxes and service charges. *Afternoon tea is available for 2 and a half hours. 【Reservation】 Reservations can be made online or by phone. Online: Lobby Lounge "Vue Mer" reservation page Phone: 03-4321-1111 (hotel representative) *Reservations must be made by 5 p.m. the day before.

What do you do then? Exhibition – Looking at the Future of Disaster Prevention –

From July 4, 2025, 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT will hold a special exhibition titled "What to Do Then?" The exhibition director is the visual design studio WOW. We don't know for sure when and where natural disasters will occur. Some people may have a disaster prevention bag on a daily basis, while others may try not to think about it too much. No matter how much you imagine it, you will not know the moment when you lose your normal daily life unless you actually face it. However, it is a fact that we in Japan, which is known as a disaster-prone country, cannot remain untouched. By not turning away from the existence of disasters that we don't want to think about too much, but by reconsidering how we perceive them, we will be able to see what we should do now and what we should think about. From the perspective of what a disaster is in the first place, this exhibition will take a broad look at the natural disasters that people have faced, such as understanding the real situation such as data visualization of earthquakes and flood damage, products related to disaster prevention, and projects born in the wake of disasters. In addition, we will unravel how to face disasters from the past, the present, and the future, such as legends about disasters that remain in various regions and research that looks at future possibilities. There are several "questions" scattered throughout the venue. Depending on the situation, there is no single answer. The correct answer may vary from person to person. However, if you imagine in advance, see and hear the answers of those close to you, and do not expect the moment, the future may change a little. Why don't you start preparing yourself for something new? Dates: July 4 – November 3, 2025 Closed: Tuesdays (except September 23) Opening Hours: 10:00–19:00 (Admission until 18:30)        *Roppongi Art Night Special Opening Hours: September 26 (Fri) and 27 (Sat) 10:00–22:00 (Admission until 21:30)  Admission: Adults 1,600 yen, University students 800 yen, High school students 500 yen, Junior high school students and younger free       *To purchase tickets online, please see the URL below or the QR code on the right. https://artsticker.app/events/76991 Venue: 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT Gallery 1 & 2 Access: 〒107-0052 Tokyo Midtown Midtown Midtown Garden 9-7-6 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo        Tel. 03-3475-2121 www.2121designsight.jp        Toei Subway Oedo Line "Roppongi" Station, Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line "Roppongi" Station,        5 minutes walk from Nogizaka Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line

Mori Art Museum "Sosuke Fujimoto's Architecture: Primordial, Future, and Forest"

Sosuke Fujimoto, the designer of the symbol "Large Roof Ring" of the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo, is the first large-scale solo exhibition! Sosuke Fujimoto (b. 1971, Hokkaido) has design offices in Tokyo, Paris, and Shenzhen, and has developed a wide range of projects around the world, from private residences to universities, commercial facilities, hotels, and mixed-use facilities. After attracting attention in 2000 for the Aomori Prefectural Museum of Art Design Competition, he has been involved in the Musashino Art University Museum and Library (Tokyo, 2010), Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2013 (London), and in recent years, the apartment complex Ralbre Blanc (White Tree) (Montpellier, France, 2019) and the music complex House of Hungarian Music (2021, Budapest) and other projects have been completed one after another, and have gained high praise. He is one of the most popular Japan architects today, including serving as the venue design producer for the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo, which is currently being held. This exhibition is Fujimoto's first large-scale solo exhibition. It comprehensively introduces the history of the project, architectural features, and ideas over the past 30 years, from the early days of its activities to ongoing projects around the world. In addition to models, design drawings, and as-built photographs, the exhibition also includes large-scale models and mock-ups (prototypes) that allow you to experience the installation and space, making it an exhibition unique to the Museum of Contemporary Art, where not only those involved in architecture but also anyone can experience the essence of Fujimoto's architecture. In addition, through Mr. Fujimoto's proposal for a future urban image, we will also try to consider the significance and possibility of architecture. Today, architecture and cities are required to take on more roles than ever before, such as caring for the environment, changing relationships between people, connecting divided communities, and living influenced by technological developments. In such an era, how can architecture change our lives? We will think together through Mr. Fujimoto's practice. 【Event Overview】 < Period>2025.7.2 (Wed) ~ 11.9 (Sun) Open daily during the exhibition period < Hours> 10:00~22:00 *Until 17:00 on Tuesdays only *However, until 17:00 on Wednesday, August 27, and until 22:00 on Tuesday, September 23 *Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time. < venue> Mori Art Museum (Roppongi Hills Mori Tower 53rd floor) < Price> *() = Online ticket price *If there is space in the designated slot at the date and time, you can purchase tickets at the counter on the day of the event. [Weekdays] Adults 2,300 yen (2,100 yen) Students (high school and university students) 1,400 yen (1,300 yen) Junior high school students and younger Free Seniors (65 years old and over) 2,000 yen (1,800 yen) [Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays] Adults 2,500 yen (2,300 yen) Students (high school and university students) 1,500 yen (1,400 yen) Junior high school students and younger Free Seniors (65 years old and over) 2,200 yen (2,000 yen) *This exhibition has introduced a reservation system (date and time reservation tickets). Please purchase a "date and time designated ticket" from the dedicated online site. *If there is space in the designated slot on the day of the event, you can enter the museum without making a reservation in advance. *With a ticket for this exhibition, you can also enjoy the concurrent program. *The displayed price includes consumption tax. Online ticket sales site: Mori Art Museum Online Ticket, Asoview!, Klook Contact us 050-5541-8600 (Hello Dial)

Hilton Tokyo Odaiba "Autumn of Abundance & Shine Muscat Sweets Fair"

With the theme of "Autumn of Fertility", you can enjoy dishes made with plenty of seasonal ingredients such as salmon, saury, mushrooms, and sweet potatoes. There are seasonal dishes such as the "Autumn Salmon Grilled with Yuzu Miso Flavor" with the aroma of magnolia leaves and refreshing yuzu, the "Sanma Pizza Ora Style Oven Baked" with tomatoes and zucchini, and the "Jumbo Nameko Cartafata Wrap" that brings out the flavor of the mushrooms by steaming it. There is also a wide variety of menus that are pleasing to the body, such as a healthy salad made with the superfood "sorghum" and a "Dakgalbi-style bacon and kimchi pizza" that takes advantage of the deep flavor of fermented foods. At the live station where the chef finishes right in front of you, you can enjoy freshly made delicacies such as the "Sea bass and Hong Kong soy sauce sauce" with savory green onion oil and the "roast beef porchetta style" with a refreshing herb aroma. For dessert, sweets made with luxurious Shine Muscat shipped directly from Yamanashi Prefecture are available. Shine Muscat's "tarts", "shortcakes", "terrine", and other sweets that sparkle like jewels will brighten up the buffet. In addition, there is a luxurious lineup where you can compare three types of Mont Blanc: "Pear Mousse", "Pumpkin Pudding", and chestnut, sweet potato, and purple sweet potato. Please enjoy a satisfying moment where you can enjoy the taste of autumn with all five senses while being surrounded by rich aromas and colors.

Enjoy touring by boat and walking. The waterside of Minato Ward, rediscovered.

This summer, as an opportunity to experience the charm of Minato Ward's waterfront, we have prepared a waterfront digital quiz rally and a boat tour! [~Walk! Learn! The end of the trip is the "Great Voyage" ~ MINATO Waterside Digital Adventure Rally] From noon on July 25, 2025 ~ Sunday, November 30, 2025 at 18:00, we will be holding a digital stamp rally to collect stamps around the waterfront in Minato Ward! Visit 15 spots along the water in Minato Ward and get a stamp if you answer the quiz correctly! From those who went around more than 10 places, 30 groups of 60 people will be selected by lottery to receive "Tokyo Bay Symphony Cruise Afternoon Cruise 'Coffee Set' Gift Card" for 30 groups and 60 people Gift to! ! In addition, one group of two people will receive a "Tokyo Bay Symphony Cruise Dinner Cruise 'Chef's Recommendation' Gift Card for 2 people per group"! How < participate> 1. Register as a friend on the official LINE account of the Minato City Tourism Association! ( https://lin.ee/tk5eV6a ) 2. Register from the special page on LINE! 3. Go to each spot with reference to the map and get a stamp if you answer the quiz correctly! 4. Collect more than 10 stamps and apply for the lottery! We look ★ forward to your participation [Boat Tour 2025 Water City Story ~Relaxing MINATO Time~] From August onwards, we will be holding a total of 12 free boat tours around the waterfront centered on Minato Ward! Please enjoy the charm of Minato Ward's waterfront that can only be experienced by cruising! We will inform you about the implementation schedule and application method as soon as it is decided on the Minato City Tourism Association official LINE! Please register as a friend and wait ★

The National Art Center, Tokyo "Bulgari Kaleidos: Color, Culture, and Technique"

Roman high jeweler, Bulgari. The exhibition "Bulgari Kaleidos: Colors, Culture, and Techniques", which sheds light on the unique ability to manipulate colors, is the largest Bulgari exhibition in Japan in 10 years and the largest ever. The title of the exhibition, Kaleidos, a Greek word meaning "beautiful (Kalos)" or "form (aidos)", symbolizes a journey through a dynamic and ever-changing world of colors, where beauty and creativity harmonize. The approximately 350 pieces of jewelry, masterpieces of color, selected from the Bulgari Heritage Collection and precious private collections, trace the Maison's inception to the present day, highlight the deep connection between Italy and Japan, and celebrate the shared passion for art and design and the rich cultural heritage of both countries. In addition, three contemporary female artists, Lara Favarette, Mariko Mori, and Akiko Nakayama, will exhibit works based on their considerations of color. Combining high jewelry, creations from the Bulgari Heritage Collection, contemporary art, valuable materials from the Bulgari Historical Archive, and immersive installations, this exhibition is a kaleidoscope of creative and mind-blowing experiences. Through a multifaceted journey where images, interactive spaces and artistic dialogues bring Bulgari's world of colors to life, you will be able to appreciate the Maison's mastery of mastering gems and precious metals at will. 【Event Overview】 < session period> September 17, 2025 (Wed) ~ December 15, 2025 (Mon) Closed: Every Tuesday *However, the museum will be open on Tuesday, September 23 and closed on Wednesday, September 24. < opening hours> 10:00~18:00 Until 20:00 every Friday and Saturday *Admission until 30 minutes before closing < venue> The National Art Center, Tokyo Special Exhibition Room 2E 〒106-8558 7-22-2 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo < organizers> The National Art Center, Tokyo, Bulgari < back-up> Embassy of Italy in Japan < Admission fee> Door: 2,300 yen (adults), 1,000 yen (university students), 500 yen (high school students) This exhibition will introduce a reservation system (date and time reservation tickets). < Ticket handling> ・Online tickets (advance tickets: sales start at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug 20)  *The sales period varies depending on the time of admission. September 17 (Wed) ~ October 31 (Fri) Admission: August 20, 2025 (Wed) 10:00 Sales start November 1 (Sat) ~ December 15 (Mon) Admission: October 1, 2025 (Wed) 10:00 Sales start ⇒ to buy tickets online https://www.e-tix.jp/bvlgari_kaleidos/ ・The National Art Center, Tokyo (Same-day tickets: on sale from September 17 (Wed.), opening days only)  *Same-day tickets are sold each day, but may be sold out at the time of your visit. ・Admission is free for junior high school students and younger. ・Admission is free for those who bring a disability certificate (including one accompanying person). ・About visiting the museum for educational activities such as schools https://www.nact.jp/education/school/index.htmlをご覧ください 。 ・If you present tickets for other temporary exhibitions and public exhibitions being held during the exhibition period, or exhibition tickets (stubs accepted) at the Suntory Museum of Art and Mori Art Museum (eligible for later discounts) at the ticket office, you can purchase this exhibition ticket at a 100 yen discount. ・Students, faculty, and staff from universities and other institutions that are members of the National Museum of Art Campus Members can view this exhibition for 800 yen for students and 2,100 yen for faculty and staff. Please purchase it at the ticket office of the National Art Center, Tokyo. Learn more about discounts https://www.nact.jp/information/profit/index.htmlをご覧ください 。 ・The following credit cards and electronic money can be used to purchase tickets at the venue. Credit cards: MasterCard, VISA, JCB, AMEX, Diners Club, DISCOVER, UnionPay, QUICPay Electronic money: Transportation ICs, Rakuten Edy, WAON, nanaco, iD QR payment: auPay, BankPay, AliPay, WeChat Pay, PayPay, d payment, Japan Post Pay Contact us 050-5541-8600 (Hello Dial)

Azabudai Hills Gallery "Masako Hamada Exhibition 'Flying Clouds Crossing the Sky'"

Masako Hamada's first solo exhibition, "Flying Clouds Across the Sky," will be held at Azabudai Hills Gallery. The only thing on display in this exhibition is the new original drawings that Masako Hamada drew for this exhibition. Some of the works featuring diverse motifs are exhibited with comments made by Hamada himself during the production, providing a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes of the production and the thought process. Several creators and artists from the art world have also joined the production. The venue for this exhibition is designed by dot architects, an architect unit based in Osaka. They have attracted attention at art exhibitions in Japan and abroad and the International Architecture Exhibition at the Venice Biennale, and in this exhibition, they launched the entire venue as a "fictional town with a sense of nostalgia" from the perspective that "people are greatly influenced by the environment in which they were born and raised." By walking through the venue, we will create an immersive exhibition experience that echoes Hamada's works with the space that unfolds like a landscape, and speaks to the viewer's own memories and senses. In addition, video works by filmmaker Shuma Jan will also be screened at the venue. The content focuses on the entire creative of this exhibition, and allows you to get a three-dimensional sense of the ideas behind it and the behind-the-scenes of the exhibition production. In addition to the exhibition, there is also a variety of content that can only be experienced at the venue. At the exhibition-only collaboration café "Cafe Still Masato", which will open on the B1 floor of Azabudai Hills at the venue, Hamada himself will have a unique original menu that incorporates Hamada's worldview, and you can enjoy the afterglow of the exhibition through food. The store name logo with an illustration of a coffee cup written by Hamada himself created for this time will also appear. Beyond "deliciousness" and "meaning", something suddenly remains in my heart. Please enjoy the "discomfort" and "new discoveries" you feel in the exhibition hall. 【Event Overview】 ●Name: Masako Hamada Exhibition "Flying Clouds Crossing the Sky" ●Organizer: Yoshimoto Kogyo Co., Ltd., Azabudai Hills Gallery ●Period: October 19, 2025 (Sunday) - December 21, 2025 (Sunday) *October 17th and 18th are special preview days *Open every day during the exhibition period ●Hours: [ Friday, Saturday, Sunday, National Holidays ] 10:00–20:00 [ Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ] 10:00–18:00 ●Venue: Azabudai Hills Gallery (5-8-1 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Azabudai Hills Garden Plaza A MB floor)

Roppongi Hills Christmas 2025

At Roppongi Hills, Tokyo's winter tradition, the Keyakizaka Illumination, is lit up again this year. The tree-lined path of Keyakizaka, which stretches for about 400 meters, is decorated with about 930,000 fantastic "SNOW&BLUE" LEDs. In addition, at 66 Plaza, the colorful illumination "Luminous Bouquet" inspired by a sparkling bouquet will be held again this year. In addition, the large roof plaza will hold an annual "Christmas market" that recreates the authentic German Christmas, and a "Christmas tree" will also appear on the West Walk, putting the city in a Christmas mood. ■Keyakizaka Illumination "SNOW&BLUE" Keyakizaka illumination announces the arrival of winter in the city of Roppongi. In the warm city lights that stretch for about 400 meters, you will be greeted by a fantastic sight emitted by the light of "SNOW&BLUE", which is inspired by the world of silver. Event Period : November 4th (Tue) ~ December 25th (Thu) Time : 17:00 ~ 23:00 *On the first day only, the lighting start time may be different. *The lighting time may vary depending on the congestion situation. Location: Roppongi Keyakizaka Street Contents : Approximately 930,000 LEDs Lighting Design : Satoshi Uchihara Design Office Sponsor : JRA ■66 Plaza Illumination "Luminous Bouquet" This year, 66 Plaza will be illuminated with the image of a colorful bouquet. You can enjoy a bouquet of light woven with a variety of colors. Event Period : November 4 (Tue) ~ December 25 (Thu) Time : 17:00~24:00 (scheduled) *The lighting start time may vary on the first day. *Until 23:00 on the last day Venue : 66 Plaza Contents: Illumination of about 200,000 LEDs resembling keyaki trees as a bouquet. A new light experience created by the overlapping of various lights. Lighting Design : Satoshi Uchihara Design Office ■Christmas Market 2025 - Christmas market where you can enjoy the authentic German atmosphere - The Roppongi Hills Christmas Market, known as one of the longest-established Christmas markets in Japan, is celebrating its 19th year this year. The venue recreates the Christmas market in Stuttgart, which is said to be the largest in the world. There are a total of 10 stores, including "Käte Wolfert", which is famous for handling traditional German Christmas items all year round, as well as authentic German dishes such as mulled wine and sausages, so you can enjoy a heartwarming Christmas. Event Period : November 22 (Sat) ~ December 25 (Thu) Time : 11:00~21:00 Venue : Large Roof Plaza Sponsor : Mazda Corporation

KOTARO NUKAGA "Annie Morris & Idris Kahn A Petal Silently Falls – The Sound of a Flutter"

Left: Annie Morris, "Stack 3", Manganese Purple, 2022 Right: "Stack 8", Ultramarine Blue, 2022 Photography: Stephen White & Co KOTARO NUKAGA will present a two-person exhibition "Annie Morris & Idris Khan A Petal Silently Falls – The Sound of a Flutter" from October 29 (Wed) to December 26 (Fri), 2025. 【Highlights】 (1) Morris and Kahn, the resonance of contrasting styles Morris is characterized by his expression using vivid colors and powerful forms, and Caan creates words and images to create quiet and contemplative works. Although the two have seemingly contrasting styles, they have gradually incorporated each other's elements, such as the repetition of elements and a sense of color, and have continued to create. Please enjoy the resonance of the two works at the venue. (2) From Loss to Hope — The story of two people who overcame grief together The couple, who are also married, have experienced the deep loss of losing their first child in a miscarriage and have turned that pain into creation. Morris expresses the lament for lost existence and the brittle and irreplaceable state of life in the "Stack" series, which unsteadily stacks spheres reminiscent of eggs and infant bodies. Khan visualizes the accumulated time and memories through the process of repeating the same words and phrases, reminiscent of a prayer chant, and sublimates the feeling of loss into his work. (3) First exhibition in Japan The two establish an international reputation as individuals. In the 2022 exhibition held at Château La Coste in France, Morris was highly praised for his numerous "Stacks" displayed in confrontation with the work "Crouching Spider" by Louise Bourgeois, a master feminist artist installed in the museum. Meanwhile, in 2008, Khan held a solo exhibition at the museum K20 in Düsseldorf, Germany, known for its collection of gems of 20th century art, and in 2016, he designed and installed a large-scale memorial monument to the war dead at the request of the Abu Dhabi government. In September 2025, he was announced to create a work commissioned by the Obama Foundation, and in 2017, he was awarded the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in recognition of his contributions to the arts. This exhibition is the first of its kind in Japan. Please experience the artistic practice journey they have taken and the resonance that lies deep within. 【Event Overview】 Dates: October 29 – December 26, 2025 Opening hours: 11:30 – 18:00 (Tuesday – Saturday) *Closed on Sundays, Mondays, and holidays Venue: KOTARO NUKAGA (Roppongi) 〒106-0032 6-6-9 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo Piramid Building 2F      KOTARO NUKAGA, 1-32-8 Higashi-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 140-0002 TERRADA Art Complex II 1F    *Held at the same time at both venues

Tokyo City View "30th Anniversary Exhibition 'ALL OF EVANGELION'"

This exhibition is an exhibition that offers a glimpse into how a magnificent worldview was created, starting from the entrance where large figures of the first Evangelion were impressively displayed against the backdrop of the spectacular view of the observation deck, and the production materials of the actual broadcast videos, such as the setting of the TV anime, which is the origin of the series, and the original drawings of the new theatrical version series. 【Event Overview】 ◆Exhibition name: 30th Anniversary Exhibition "ALL OF EVANGELION" ◆Period: November 14, 2025 (Friday) ~ January 12, 2026 (Monday, holiday) *Open every day during the exhibition period ◆Venue: Tokyo City View (6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Roppongi Hills Mori Tower 52nd floor) ◆Opening hours: 10:00~22:00 (last admission 21:00) ◆Admission fee: Adults 2,400 yen, high school and university students 1,700 yen, 4 years old ~ junior high school students 1,100 yen, 65 years old and over 2,100 yen (tax included) *Date and time designation system ◆Organizer: Tokyo City View ◆Planning: Asahi Shimbun, Movic Promotion Service, Movic ◆Special cooperation: Color, Anime Special Effects Archive Organization (ATAC), Groundworks: ◆Sponsor: Pia ◆Supported by: TOKYO FM ◆Tokyo Venue Official Website: https://allofevangelion-ex.roppongihills.com/ ◆Official SNS (X): 30th Anniversary Exhibition ALL OF EVANGELION Official X ( https://x.com/ao_eva30exhibit )              Tokyo City View Official X ( https://x.com/tokyo_cityview ) ◆Inquiries: Tokyo City View 03-6406-6652 (Reception hours 10:00~20:00)

Okura Shukokan Special Exhibition "God and Buddha Supporting People - The World of Doshaku Figure Paintings"

There are gods and Buddhas that appear in New Year's and Dragon Boat festivals, such as the Seven Lucky Gods and Zhong Kui. It was not located deep in temples and shrines, but existed while blending into people's lives. Although it is becoming less common in modern times, from the Edo period to the beginning of the Showa era, it has been expressed in hanging scrolls, festival dolls, tile dolls, etc., and has responded to people's wishes. In this exhibition, along with folk gods such as the Seven Lucky Gods and Zhong Kui, we will take up "Taoist Buddha paintings" depicting Taoist and Buddhist gods, Buddhas, Buddhas, and figures, such as Buddhist Buddhas, such as Puxian Bodhisattva and Manjushri Bodhisattva, the familiar cloth bag enshrined in Zen Buddhism, and the Arhat with a bizarre appearance that exudes an exotic atmosphere. 【Dates】 November 22, 2025 (Sat) ~ January 18, 2026 (Sun)       First semester: November 22, 2025 (Sat) ~ December 21, 2025 (Sun) Second semester: December 23 (Tue) ~ January 18, 2026 (Sun) Hours: 10:00~17:00 (Admission until 16:30) Closed: Every Monday (except open on 1/12), 12/29~12/31, 1/13 *The beginning of the year starts on 1/1 Admission fee: 1,000 yen for adults, 800 yen for university and high school students, free for junior high school students and younger, discounts cannot be used in combination *Repeat visitors during the same period will receive a 500 yen discount (only for those who pay the general public, university, and high school students) *500 yen discount for groups of 20 or more people *Free for those who present a disability certificate or A-bomb survivor certificate and one companion *300 yen discount for visitors wearing a kimono (kimono) *Museum passport 5,500 yen *Set viewing ticket with Okura Tokyo (lunch set 6,000 yen, tea and confectionery set 3,100 yen) 【Organizer】 Okura Cultural Foundation Okura Shukokan Cooperation: Taisei Construction Co., Ltd., Special Tokai Paper Co., Ltd., Nippi Co., Ltd., Hotel Okura Co., Ltd.

Mori Arts Center Gallery "Machu Picchu Exhibition"

The "Machu Picchu Exhibition" was held at the Boca Raton Museum of Art in the United States in 2021 during the coronavirus pandemic, and has received high praise for its holdings around the world, with a cumulative number of visitors exceeding 540,000. This exhibition will be held in Japan for the first time in Asia. This exhibition, which is approved by the Peruvian government, will display about 130 valuable cultural assets loaned by the Larco Museum, a world-renowned archaeological museum in Lima. In particular, you can experience the art and wisdom of the ancient Andean civilization up close through valuable materials such as golden ornaments excavated from royal tombs and ritual utensils used in temple ceremonies, including those that have been shown for the first time abroad. In addition, visitors will be transported on an unprecedented intellectual adventure, along with an immersive space that recreates the World Heritage Site of Machu Picchu with the latest technology and a magnificent story centered around the adventures of the Andean mythological hero "Ai Apaek". The second installment of NEON's historical exhibition, which exhibits about 180 treasures of Egypt related to Ramses II, who is said to be the "greatest king in Egyptian history", and the "Ramses the Great Exhibition" (on view until Sunday, September 7), which is attracting a lot of attention, is "Machu Picchu". This is an "experiential cultural exhibition" where you can experience the sky city of Machu Picchu, which still hides many mysteries, and the ancient Andean civilization that flourished mainly in Peru, South America, with an overwhelming production. 【Event Overview】 < Period> November 22, 2025 (Sat) ~ March 1, 2026 (Sun) < Hours: > Sunday ~ Thursday / 10:00 ~ 18:00 Friday, Saturday and the day before holidays / 10:00 ~ 20:00 <Admission fee> same-day ticket, weekdays 2800 yen (general) *Scheduled < Venue>Mori Arts Center Gallery (52nd floor, Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo) < Organizer> Machu Picchu Exhibition Executive Committee / NEON JAPAN Co., Ltd. < Sponsored > Embassy of the Republic of Peru in Japan < official website>machupicchuneon.jp < official SNS>Instagram https://www.instagram.com/machupicchuneon X https://x.com/machupicchuneon

Makeup Culture Gallery "Turkmen Jewelry - Prayer Modeling"

Turkmen (now Turkmenistan) is a country located in the southwestern part of Central Asia, bordering the Caspian Sea at its western end, and has a history of prospering as a key point for trade on the Silk Road. The Turkmen people, who were nomadic people living in the desert, have developed their own clothing culture rooted in their climate and way of life. Turkmen jewelry is characterized by a gorgeous combination of carnelian (carnelian) and silver, as well as a heavy taste. These are not only for the purpose of decorating the body, but also serve as a symbol to indicate the property worn, the tribe and position, and the amulet to ward off disasters, and the shapes and patterns contain various meanings. In Art, you can see multifaceted Turkmen jewelry that reflects the aesthetics and prayers of the Turkmen people. In "Books", we expand our association with the keyword "perspective". It is not easy to have an unshakable "perspective". Still, when we are at a crossroads in life, we have no choice but to use our beliefs and wishes as guides to choose the path we should take. In this season's Books, you can come into contact with the possibilities of new options that can be seen by changing your perspective. 【Exhibition Overview】 Event Period October 2, 2025 ~ April 3, 2026 Opening Hours Thursday and Friday 11:00~17:00 (last entry 16:30) ・Some reservations are required on Thursdays ・Closed on December 25, 2025 ~ January 9, 2026 and March 20, 2026 sponsorship POLA Institute for Cultural Research

Stradivarius Super Premium Concert 2026

11 of the world's finest stringed instruments, Stradivarius, gathered. The famous instruments are performed by members of the Berlin Philharmonic, one of the world's best orchestras. A dream concert that is said to exceed 20 billion yen in total will be realized. ◆Schedule 5/30/2026 (Sat.) 19:00 Start (Doors open at 18:30) Suntory Hall Large Hall [B Pro] 5/31/2026 (Sun.) 14:00 Start (Doors open at 13:30) Suntory Hall Large Hall [A Pro] 6/07/2026 (Sun.) 19:00 Start (Doors open at 18:30) Suntory Hall Large Hall [C Pro] (National tour information is a special site.) https://www.stradivarius-pcm.com will be updated from time to time) ◆Cast: Berlin Philharmonic Stradivarius Soloists Violin: 1. Simon Bernardini (Berlin Philharmonic) 2. Luis Filipe Coelho (Berlin Philharmonic) 3. Alexander Ivich (Berlin Philharmonic) 4. Harry Ward (Berlin Philharmonic) 5. Roxana Wisniewska (Berlin Philharmonic) 6. Angelo De Leo (Berlin Philharmonic) 7. Christoph von der Namel (Berlin Philharmonic) Viola: 8. Martin von der Namel (Berlin Philharmonic) 9. Tobias Leijland (Berlin Philharmonic) Cello: 10. Stefan Konz (Berlin Philharmonic) 11. Knut Weber (Berlin Philharmonic) Contrabass: 12. Janne Saxala (Berlin Philharmonic) Harpsichord: 13. Sharef Ad = El ◆Program Program A Mozart: Divertimento in D major, K.136 J.S. Bach: Concerto for Two Violins in D minor BWV1043 Vivaldi: Concerto for Two Cellos in G minor RV531 Vivaldi: Violin Concerto "Harmony and Creativity Attempts" from "The Four Seasons" op.8 Program B Mozart: Divertimento in D major, K.136 Barber: Adagio for Strings, op.11 Grieg: Suite "From the Time of Holbert" op.40 Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings in C major, op.48 C Program J.S. Bach: Concerto for Two Violins in D minor BWV1043 Telemann: Viola Concerto in G major Vivaldi: Concerto for Two Cellos in G minor RV531 Beethoven: Romance in F major, op.50 Bruch: Romance in F major, op.85 Sarasate: Navarre for Two Violins op.33 Massenet: Meditations of Thais Bazzini: Fairy Dance op.25 Bartók: Romanian Folk Dances ◆Handling play guide ・Pacific Concert Management TEL: 03-3552-3831 (Weekdays 10:00-18:00 Closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays) WEB: pacific-concert.co.jp/ ・Suntory Hall Ticket Center TEL: 0570-55-0017 (10:00-18:00 Closed on holidays and year-end and New Year holidays) WEB: suntory.jp/HALL/ ・eplus eplus.jp/ ・Ticket Pia t.pia.jp/ P code: 307-242 ・Lawson Ticket l-tike.com/ L code: 32808 ◆Ticket price  Common to Tokyo performances: All seats reserved (10% consumption tax included) S seat ¥15,000 A Seat ¥12,500 B seat ¥10,000 11/19 (Wed) 10:00am Pacific Concert Management Special Advance 11/22 (Sat.) 12:00pm Eplus Exclusive Pre-sale 12/3 (Wed.) 10:00am General Release ◆Organizer Organizer: Pacific Concert Management Co., Ltd. 03-3552-3831 (Weekdays 10:00-18:00 Closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays) Cooperation: Havisleutinger = Hugler = Korai Stradivarius Foundation Landon Rare Violins (N.Y.) Bunkyo Gakki Co., Ltd.  Sponsored by: Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany *Please note that the repertoire may be changed due to unavoidable circumstances. *Please refrain from entering or accompanying preschool children. *Resale for commercial purposes in online auctions, etc., and transfer of tickets for a fee without permission from the organizer are prohibited.