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Tokyo Temple Run ~The charm of the temple that you feel while running~

Led by a monk instructor, it is a jogging event in which all participants run a total distance of about 10 km at four temples in Minato-ku, Tokyo. At the meeting place, under the guidance of the instructor, everyone warmed up while checking their mindset before running, Return to the meeting place around the following temples and cool down and disband together. 1st checkpoint: Jodo Buddhist Daihonzan Zojoji Temple (with water supply, red stamps, worship materials, and a wash) 　2nd checkpoint: Jodo Shinshu Honganji School Kamiyacho Komyoji Temple (with worship materials and a handwash) 　3rd checkpoint: Koyasan Shingon Buddhist head temple Kongobuji Temple Koyasan Tokyo Betsuin Temple (with red stamps, worship materials, and mitarai) 　4th checkpoint: Soto sect Sengakuji Temple (with water supply, red stamps, worship materials, and a washi) ■Overview Date and time: Saturday, March 7, 2026 Meet 9:00 and dismiss 12:00 Meeting and disbanding location: 4-3-14 Buddhist Mission Center Building, Minato-ku, Tokyo Access: 8 minutes walk from JR Tamachi Station Mita Exit (West Exit) / 2 minutes walk from Exit A9 of Mita Station on the Toei Subway Mita Line and Toei Subway Asakusa Line Capacity: First 30 people Lecturer: Yuji Komatsu (Nichiren Sojukuin Takeibo Abbot) Participation fee: 5,000 yen (including water supply and insurance) ・Advance application/advance payment required (refunds are not possible for participants after payment) ・Changing rooms are available. ・Original towel as a bonus for participation! ■About application ・Advance reservation and payment are required. ・Please pay the participation fee by credit card payment or bank transfer by the specified date. ・Please note that refunds cannot be made due to cancellations due to customer convenience after payment. ・The contents are subject to change due to various circumstances. Please apply from the URL below. https://bdk-event.resv.jp/reserve/res_timetbl_detail.php?kind=main_plan&mp_id=672&res_btn=2&token_timetbl_dtl=LiZw1mjtNAHn0KGHiSVASrWi6Hpxb3C6&x=1770020289 ■Inquiries about "TokyoTempleRun The charm of temples that you can feel while running" 　Email address: event@bdk.or.jp 　Phone number: 03-3455-5851

Akasaka Akasaka

"Akasaka Akane Sai" is an initiative to inherit the history and culture of the Akasaka area to the present day, which was adopted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government in the "Edo-style Landscape Creation Project". The Akasaka Akane Council, which is composed of Akasaka's community development organizations, companies, and local residents, plays a central role in promoting landscape development and cultural experience projects to rediscover the charm of the region and pass it on to the next generation. Akasaka, which flourished as a castle town of Tokugawa Yoshimune during the Edo period, still has a valuable history and culture, with nine Edo-style floats still in existence. At Akasaka Akasai, we are reviving these historical resources in the present day and creating a landscape where you can feel the "Edo atmosphere" just by walking around the city. The streets are decorated with decorations that symbolize the atmosphere of Edo, such as curtains, lanterns, lanterns, felt, and red umbrellas, creating a gorgeous landscape that changes its expression during the day and night. We invite visitors to the "world view of Edo" away from everyday life. In addition, in order to make Akasaka's history and culture more accessible, a variety of events will be held, such as Edo cultural experience events, performances by Akasaka geisha, Edo play participatory projects, Japanese musical instrument performances, and traveling stamp projects. From both the visual beauty and the participation experience, you can fully enjoy Akasaka's traditional culture. To connect the history of Akasaka to the future and become a town loved by everyone who visits. "Akasaka Akasaka" will create a "new Akasaka appearance" that harmonizes with modern lifestyles while valuing the culture that has been passed down through the region. https://edojoucho.com/#business-overview

21_21 DESIGN SIGHT

21_21 DESIGN SIGHT will hold a special exhibition "Design Teacher" from November 21, 2025. The exhibition directors are design journalist Noriko Kawakami and curator and writer Kaoru Tashiro. This time, we will focus on the following six people, and in this exhibition, we will introduce them as "design teachers". Bruno Munari (born in Italy, 1907–1998), Max Bill (born in Switzerland, 1908–1994), Achille Castiglioni (born in Italy, 1918–2002), Otor Eicher (born in Germany, 1922–1991), Enzo Marli (born in Italy, 1932–2020), Dieter Rams (born in Germany, 1932–). This includes people who have nurtured people who will lead the future in the field of design education, but they also have in common that they are people who have explored the future of each era and brought about a new phase of society by working with faith and hope in their hearts. This exhibition will also touch on the perspective of Shutaro Mukai (1932–2024), who studied with Max Bill and Ottor Eicher, and later developed a lifelong friendship with which he laid the foundation for design studies in Japan. The act of design, which continues to think, create, and communicate, is inseparable from living. When we approach the humanity of each artist through his representative works, his remaining words, and documentary footage, and look at his design activities, we will also know that they all expected each of us to think, act independently, and move forward. As society faces the future of society, it is expected that we will ask questions based on the perspective of design, and the role of design is becoming wider and deeper. After looking back on the trajectory of the activities of our predecessors that should not be forgotten, how to explore the future and what kind of message to send to society. Please think about the importance of whether you can do it. Meet teachers who are incredibly curious, inquisitive, and courageous, and full of charm. 【Event Overview】 Title: Special Exhibition "Design Teacher" Dates: November 21, 2025 (Friday) - March 8, 2026 (Sunday) Venue: 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT Gallery 1 & 2 Closed: Tuesdays, year-end and New Year holidays (December 27 - January 3) Opening hours: 10:00 - 19:00 (admission until 18:30) Admission: Adults 1,600 yen, University students 800 yen, High school students 500 yen, junior high school students and younger free (Various discounts and online tickets are available on the website. https://www.2121designsight.jp/program/design_maestros/ Please see. ） Organizer: 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, Issey Miyake Design and Culture Foundation Supported by: Agency for Cultural Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Minato Ward Board of Education, Embassy of Italy, Embassy of Switzerland, Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany Grant: Sakae Stunzi Foundation Special Sponsor: Mitsui Fudosan Corporation Cooperation: National Crafts Museum, Musashino Art University Museum and Library, Tama Art University, Quano Trading Co., Ltd. (Purgeina), Takeo Co., Ltd., Delphonics Co., Ltd., Floss Japan Co., Ltd., Metropolitan Gallery Co., Ltd.

Minato City Cultural Properties Seminar 2nd "Diplomacy"

Reliving Edo through Minato Ward's Cultural Properties ~ Exploring the spirit and mechanism that has supported 260 years of peace Using the cultural assets that live in Edo as clues, we will decipher the spirit and mechanism of Edo through five themes. The second "diplomacy" The diplomacy of the Tokugawa shogunate was not a closed system of "isolation", but a diplomacy that was skillfully managed to protect peace. Trade in Nagasaki, diplomatic relations through Tsushima and Satsuma. The symbol of this is the Korean correspondent, who was responsible for courtesy and cultural exchange. Tokugawa's attitude showed dignity around Zojoji Temple to other countries, his determination to protect it in Shinagawa Daiba, and his determination to discuss it at the Akabane Reception Center. Using the cultural assets remaining in Edo as a clue, we will decipher the Tokugawa peace ideas and mechanisms from the perspective of "diplomacy". 〜Seminar Details〜 Date: Saturday, March 21, 2026 14:00~15:00 (Reception 13:30~) Application period: February 25, 2026 (Wednesday) 9:30 ~ March 12, 2026 (Thursday) 18:00 Venue: KHD Tokyo Building (Shimbashi) 2nd Floor Seminar Room Venue address: 〒105-0004 3-3-9 Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo KHD Tokyo Building 2nd floor Access: 5-minute walk from Exit A1 of Uchisaiwaicho Station on the Toei Mita Line / 6-minute walk from Karasumi Exit of Shimbashi Station on JR Lines Capacity: 30 people Participation fee: Free *Please check the following URL for applications and seminar schedules after the third session. https://hot-link.jp/index.php/minato/edo/seminar ●Inquiries about applications and sites Minato Ward Edo Cultural Co-creation Council (operated by Hankyu Kotsu Co., Ltd.) TEL : 03-6745-1866 [ 9:30~17:30 / Excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays ]

Minato Ward Cultural Properties Town Walking Tour 2nd "Diplomacy"

Edo reminiscence through Minato Ward's cultural properties ~Exploring the spirit and mechanisms that have supported 260 years of peace~ This tour is a total of 5 town walking tours of Minato Ward's cultural properties with the theme of Edo. Starting from the question, "Why was Ieyasu able to build peace for 260 years?", students will deepen their learning while touring cultural properties in Minato Ward. An experiential historical walk where you can experience the ideas and systems of the Edo period while walking around the city.  Why don't you relive the "story of the town" created by people in the Edo period through the cultural properties of Minato Ward? ~Town Walking Tour Details~ Date: 3/22/2026 (Sun.) 15:30-17:30 (Gathering 15:20) Implementation details: Follow in the footsteps of Korean correspondents and diplomatic envoys Course details: Takanawa Gateway Station South Gate → Tozenji → Takanawa Okido Ruins → Move to the Toei Subway Asakusa Line "Sengakuji ⇒ Shimbashi" → Takanawa Tsutsuke Reproduction Monument (Shimbashi SL Plaza) → Go to Yurikamome "Shimbashi ⇒ Shibaura Pier" → Shibaura Pier Park → Cross the Rainbow Bridge on foot (about 25 minutes) → Shinagawa Daiba (3rd and 6th Daiba) Meeting place: In front of the south ticket gate of Takanawa Gateway Station on the JR Yamanote Line Meeting address: 〒108-0075 Konan 2-1-220, Minato-ku, Tokyo Participation fee: Free 【Application Details】 Application period: 2/25/2026 (Wed.) 9:30 - 3/12/2026 (Thu.) 18:00 Capacity: 20 people *Please check the following URL for applications and schedules for the third and subsequent town walking tours. https://www.hot-link.jp/index.php/minato/edo/tour (If there are many applicants, a lottery will be held.) ●Inquiries about applications and sites Minato Ward Edo Cultural Co-creation Council (operated by Hankyu Kotsu Co., Ltd.) TEL : 03-6745-1866 [ 9:30~18:00 / Excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays ]

Okura Shukokan Special Exhibition "Idemitsu Museum of Art Collection Tea Ware Masterpiece Exhibition"

Since its establishment in 1917 by Kihachiro Okura as Japan's first private art museum, the Okura Shukokan has been working to collect, preserve, and exhibit works of Oriental and Japan art, and has held exhibitions on various themes. And as a special exhibition in 2025, we will hold an exhibition on tea ceremony. The art of tea ceremony is an essential field in Japan art that plays a part in it, and the tools used in it span all fields such as painting, calligraphy, ceramics, metalwork, lacquer work, and wood and bamboo work. This exhibition provides an opportunity to appreciate Japan art across the spectrum through a wide variety of approximately 70 works that make up tea utensils from among the many masterpieces in the Idemitsu Museum of Art's collection. 【Exhibition Name】Special Exhibition "Idemitsu Museum of Art Collection Tea Ware Masterpiece Exhibition" The Best of Japanese Tea Utensils, Collection of Idemitsu Museum of Arts 【Dates】February 3 (Tue) ~ March 22 (Sun), 2026 *First semester: February 3 (Tue) ~ 23 (Mon) *Second semester: February 25 (Wed) ~ March 22 (Sun) Hours: 10:00~17:00 (Admission until 16:30) Closed: Every Monday (or the following Tuesday if Monday is a holiday) Admission fee: Adults 1,500 yen, University and high school students 1,000 yen, junior high school students and younger free *Repeat customers during the same period will receive a 500 yen discount (only for those who pay the general public, university and high school students) *Groups of 20 or more people will receive a 500 yen discount *Those who present a disability certificate or A-bomb survivor certificate and one companion are free of charge. *If you come to the museum in a kimono (kimono), you will receive a 300 yen discount *Museum passport 5,500 yen *Set viewing ticket with Okura Tokyo (lunch set 6,000 yen, tea and confectionery set 3,100 yen) Discounts cannot be combined 【Organizer】 Okura Cultural Foundation Okura Shukokan 【Planning Cooperation】 Idemitsu Museum of Art Cooperation: Taisei Construction Co., Ltd., Special Tokai Paper Co., Ltd., Nippi Co., Ltd., Hotel Okura Co., Ltd. 【Venue】 Okura Cultural Foundation Okura Shukokan 〒105-0001 2-10-3 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo (Okura Tokyo-mae) TEL:03-5575-5711 https://www.shukokan.org/ [Access] ・5 minutes from the central ticket gate of Roppongi 1-chome Station on the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line (in the direction of Izumi Garden) ・7 minutes from Exit 4b of Kamiyacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line ・Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Namboku Line 10 minutes from Exit 13 of Tameike-Sanno Station ・Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Toranomon Hills Station 8 minutes from Exit A2a

"Super! Yowamushi Pedal Exhibition POP UP STORE magmabooks"

From March 6th (Friday) to March 29th (Sunday), 2026, "Super! Yowamushi Pedal Exhibition POP UP STORE magmabooks" will be held at "magmabooks" in Toranomon, Tokyo. "Yowamushi Pedal" (original work: Wataru Watanabe) is a full-fledged high school bicycle road race manga serialized in "Weekly Shonen Champion" (Akita Shoten), and is a popular work that has exceeded the 15th anniversary of serialization and has a cumulative circulation of more than 100 volumes in the series. In this event, the [Super! Yowamushi Pedal Exhibition] will also be specially sold at magmabooks. This lineup allows you to fully enjoy the charm of the famous scenes and characters of the work. The content will be enjoyed by fans, so please take this opportunity to visit us. ["Super! Yowamushi Pedal Exhibition POP UP STORE magmabooks" event overview] Event period: March 6, 2026 (Friday) ~ March 29, 2026 (Sunday) Venue: magmabooks gallery space (magmaspace) (Glass Rock 2nd floor, 1-22-1 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo) Business hours: Weekdays and Saturdays 11:00~21:00 / Sundays and holidays 11:00~20:00 Admission: Free (no reservation required) Special site https://www.maruzenjunkudo.co.jp/pages/yowapeda magmabooks formula X: https://x.com/magmabook MagmaBooks Official Website: https://www.maruzenjunkudo.co.jp/pages/magmabooks

SAKE PARK 6 cups

SAKE PARK is held with the aim of becoming a place where people who have not yet encountered alcohol can encounter sake for the first time. This year, the 6th edition will be held in Tokyo Midtown, which advocates the fusion of the city and art. Sake breweries from all over Japan, as well as vessels and flowers that enrich our lives, are gathered. During the season when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, please enjoy the best space that tickles your curiosity, where sake becomes an everyday choice. 【Event Overview】 ■Event name: SAKE PARK 6 cups ■Schedule March 27 (Fri) 15:00-20:00 March 28 (Sat) 12:00-19:00 March 29 (Sun) 12:00-18:00 ■Location: 9-7-1 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo　 Tokyo Midtown Canopy Square └ Directly connected from Roppongi Station ■Organizer: SAKE PARK Executive Committee ■Supported by: Minato-ku, Tokyo ■Cooperation: Tokyo Midtown, Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd. With the theme of "Flowers, Bowls, and Spring Sake", please enjoy the sake slowly at the venue where flower and pottery vendors decorate during the cherry blossom season when petals flutter. Advance tickets can be purchased on the website of the support purchase service "Makuake". Please get your tickets in advance and enjoy SAKE PARK to the fullest! Sales Period: 1/26 (Mon.) 10:00 ~ 3/26 (Thu.) 22:00 Click here for details of the project and advance ticket sales! https://www.makuake.com/project/sakepark6/

Azabudai Hills Gallery "Theatrical Anime Lookback Exhibition - Kiyotaka Oshiyama Emotions of the Line"

Azabudai Hills Gallery (Azabudai Hills Garden Plaza A MB floor) will hold the "Theatrical Anime Lookback Exhibition - Emotions of the Oshiyama Kiyotaka Line" from January 16th (Friday) ~ March 29th (Sunday), 2026. The theatrical anime "Lookback" is a theatrical anime work of Tatsuki Fujimoto's original "Lookback" announced on the comic distribution site "Shonen Jump+". This exhibition will be organized by Kiyotaka Oshiyama, who served as the director of theatrical anime. 【Event Overview】 Exhibition name: "Theatrical Anime Lookback Exhibition - Kiyotaka Oshiyama Emotions of Lines" Dates: January 16, 2026 (Friday) ~ March 29, 2026 (Sunday) Venue: Azabudai Hills Gallery (Azabudai Hills Garden Plaza A MB Floor, 5-8-1 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo) Business hours: 10:00~18:00 (last admission 17:30) Organizer: "Theater Anime Lookback Exhibition" Executive Committee (Azabudai Hills Gallery, Studio Dorian, Avex Pictures) Cooperation: Shueisha, Mixed Green Sponsor: Amazon Japan LLC Exhibition Site | https://www.azabudai-hills.com/azabudaihillsgallery/sp/lookback-ex/

Roppongi Crossing 2025 Exhibition: Time Passes, We Are Eternal

"Roppongi Crossing" is a series of exhibitions that the Mori Art Museum has held in a co-curated format since 2004 as a fixed-point observational exhibition that provides an overview of Japan's contemporary art scene once every three years. In this eighth edition, in addition to the curators of the Mori Art Museum, we will welcome two international guest curators from Asia to introduce a total of 21 artists who are active in Japan regardless of nationality, or who have roots in Japan and are active overseas, under the theme of "time". Exhibited works include paintings, sculptures, videos, crafts, handicrafts, ZINEs, and even community projects. A.A.Murakami's immersive installations have transcended the realms of architecture and design and have attracted high international attention. Takuro Kuwata's large-scale ceramic works with bright colors that exude overwhelming beauty in collaboration with overseas maisons. Mihiro Hosoi's new sound piece, which uses his own voice and environmental sounds to create works, and also works on stage works. In recent years, Junko Oki, who has gained a high reputation both domestically and internationally, will present more than 100 diverse and diverse expressions, including abstract painting-like embroidery works created from delicate handicrafts. The subtitle of this exhibition, "Time Passes, We Are Eternal," shows the preciousness and fragility of time. Through the intersection of various times that appear in each work, we will re-examine Japan art from multiple perspectives. 【Event Overview】 < session period> 2025.12.3 (Wed) ~ 2026.3.29 (Sun) Open daily < opening hours> 10:00～22:00 *Until 17:00 on Tuesdays only *However, until 17:00 on December 8th (Monday) and 22:00 on December 30th (Tuesday) *Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time. < venue> Mori Art Museum (Roppongi Hills Mori Tower 53rd floor) < Fee> *() = Online ticket price *If there is space in the designated date and time slot, you can purchase tickets at the counter on the day of the event. [Weekdays] Adults 2,000 yen (1,800 yen) Students (high school and university students) 1,400 yen (1,300 yen) Junior high school students and younger Free Senior (65 years old and over) 1,700 yen (1,500 yen) [Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays] Adults 2,200 yen (2,000 yen) Students (high school and university students) 1,500 yen (1,400 yen) Junior high school students and younger Free Senior (65 years old and over) 1,900 yen (1,700 yen) *December 29, 2025 (Monday) ~ January 2, 2026 (Friday) will be charged for [Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays]. *This exhibition has introduced a reservation system (date and time reservation tickets). Please purchase a "date and time designated ticket" from various online ticket sales sites. *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 simultaneous program. *Displayed prices include consumption tax < Inquiries> 050-5541-8600 (Hello Dial)

The Prince Park Tower Tokyo "ROKU High Tea × Superb View Bar"

A Japanese space where you can look up at Tokyo Tower from your feet and enjoy high tea. The original cocktail in collaboration with Suntory Japanese Craft Gin ROKU (6) is a fortune draw and "decide by luck"! In the cherry blossom-colored garden, you can not only encounter the spectacular view of Tokyo Tower, but also enjoy encounters with the new ROKU (Roku). Reservations are now being accepted on the website. ●Recommended Plan● 　・Luck test plan: Guaranteed indoor seat / Superb view charge / ROKU (6) High tea set / OMIKUJI 1 drink 　　 *This is a plan where one cocktail is decided by fortune telling. ・Preferred plan: Guaranteed indoor seat / Superb view charge / ROKU (6) High tea set / 1 drink 　　　　　　 　　 *This is a plan where you can choose one cocktail of your choice. Period: March 17, 2026 (Tue) ~ March 31, 2026 (Tue) Location: Shinmei (2F) Price: Indoor seats (advance reservation) Part 1 5:00P.M. ~ 6:30P. M.（L.O.6:00P. M.） Part 2 7:00P.M. ~ 8:30P. M.（L.O.8:00P. M.） Garden seats *Standing (no reservation required)　 5:00P.M. ～ 8:30P. M.（L.O.8:00P. M.） ※5:00P. M.～6:00P. M. is HAPPY HOUR Web： https://www.princehotels.co.jp/parktower/event/contents/thetowerbar/ Contact: TEL: 03-5400-1111 (main)

The Prince Park Tower Tokyo "Sky Bar & Dining Stellar Garden"

Enjoy a limited-time parfait ✨ at the renovated Sky Bar & Dining Stellar Garden, a bar with a spectacular view The Prince Park Tower Tokyo "Sky Bar & Dining Stellar Garden" will be offering "Sky Tower Parfait" with the image of Tokyo Tower only from February ~ March 2026, incorporating "Orange", one of the 2026 strong luck colors announced by Shiba Grand Shrine, and "Chocolate" using Pierre Marcolini's original couverture. Strawberry Parfait" will be on sale! Reservations are now being accepted from the following website. Period: February 1, 2026 (Sun) - March 31, 2026 (Tue) Venue: Sky Bar & Dining Stellar Garden (The Prince Park Tower Tokyo 33F) Price: "Sky Tower Parfait" from 3,330 yen per person 　　　　 "Chocolate Strawberry Parfait" from ¥5,500 for 1 person Web： https://www.princehotels.co.jp/parktower/plan/stellargarden/winter2026/ Inquiries: TEL: 03-5400-1170 (Restaurant reservations Reception hours: 10:00A. M.～6:00P. M.）

Shinagawa Prince Hotel "Japanese Afternoon Tea "Okota Was Okata Ankurabe"

At the Shinagawa Prince Hotel, the second Japanese afternoon tea supervised by the Anko Association, "Okota was a bean paste," will be on sale at the Japanese restaurant "Ajikaido 53yoshi" on the 38th floor of the main tower from December 1, 2025 (Monday) to March 31, 2026 (Tuesday). Last winter, focusing on "anko", which is gaining recognition overseas, and opening up a new appeal of fondue with anko, the experiential Japanese afternoon tea is popular among people of all generations and nationalities. This time, the second installment, focuses on the global standard defined by the Japan Anko Association, "Anko is a paste-like thing made by boiling down ingredients." The restaurant chef is taking on the challenge of expanding the possibilities of its charm and disseminating the possibility of its charm by providing the experience of eating red bean paste and "comparing" them, as well as the "comparing" time that means communicating with each other and getting close to each other. With the opening of TAKAWA GATEWAY CITY, THE SHINAGAWA AND TAKANAWA area is showing a new lively atmosphere for international exchange. Located at the gateway between Japan and the world, Shinagawa Prince Hotel aims to produce "Shinagawa Prian Bustards" who will convey its charm from Shinagawa to Japan and abroad, set in a spectacular space with a spectacular view of Japan's culture "kotatsu-", which is known overseas. [Japanese afternoon tea "Okota was a red bean paste" overview] Period: December 1, 2025 (Monday) ~ March 31, 2026 (Tuesday) *Excluding December 15, 2025 (Monday) ~ January 6, 2026 (Tuesday) Venue: Ajikaido 53rd (Main Tower 38F) Fee: ¥6,500 for 1 person / ¥8,000 for upgrade *Tax included, service charge 13% U R L： https://www.princehotels.co.jp/shinagawa/plan/53/afternoontea_ankurabe Reservations and inquiries: Restaurant General Reservations TEL: 03-5421-1114 (10:00A. M.～6:00P. M.）

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

TOKYO NODE "Ghost and the Shell"

©Shirow Masamune/Kodansha/Ghost and the shell exhibition committee From January 30 to April 5, 2026, "Ghost in the Shell The Exhibition" will be held at TOKYO NODE, an information dissemination base in Toranomon Hills. This exhibition is based on the original work by Masamune Shiro in 1989, and with the full cooperation of Production I.G., who has been in charge of anime production of previous works since the 1995 theatrical version of "GHOST IN THE SHELL", and Science SARU, which is in charge of the new anime scheduled to be broadcast in 2026, this exhibition covers all works in the anime series and covers the entire 30-year "Ghost in the Shell" This is the first large-scale exhibition in the history of the series that allows you to experience the history of the series in a cross-sectional way. In addition to the works worked on by successive directors such as Mamoru Oshii, Kenji Kamiyama, Kazuya Yogase, and Nobushi Aramaki, works related to the new anime by Science SARU, which is scheduled to air in 2026, will also be on display. You can enjoy each work while comparing its unique themes and worldviews. In addition, many original goods limited to the exhibition will be sold during the exhibition. Please enjoy the special items that can only be obtained here. In addition, this exhibition is scheduled to tour overseas, so it is worth paying attention to the new developments in the future of "Ghost in the Shell" that will spread around the world. Enjoy the full picture of an exhibition that combines anime, technology, and art on an unprecedented scale. 【Venue and Event Overview】 Name: Ghost and the Shell Dates: January 30 - April 5, 2026 Venue: TOKYO NODE GALLERY A/B/C (45F, Station Tower, Toranomon Hills) Address: 2-6-2 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo Official website https://www.tokyonode.jp/sp/exhibition-ghostintheshell/ Official SNS<Instagram> https://www.instagram.com/ghostandtheshell/ <X> https://x.com/Gats_exhibition sponsorship

7th Annual Road to Latin America Festival

■Date and time: May 3 (Sun, holiday), 4 (holiday, Monday), 5 (Tue), 11:00-19:00 each day, 2026 ■Location: Odaiba Deck 1-8 Odaiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo (in Symbol Promenade Park) ■Organizer: C A L Executive Committee / Japan Latin American Cultural Exchange Association ■Co-sponsor: (1 company) Tokyo Waterfront Fukutoshin Town Development Council ■Supported by: Tokyo Metropolitan Port Authority, Embassy of the Republic of Argentina, Embassy of the Republic of Paraguay 　 Latin American Association (Public Property) Overseas Japanese American Association Others ■URL： https://www.cal-odaiba.com/ 　 http://www.hola-amigos.co.jp/ ■Highlights: This year marks the 140th anniversary of Japan's immigration in Argentina and the 90th anniversary of Japan's immigration to Paraguay. There are more than 30 tents lined up at the venue, where you can experience a part of Central and South American culture, such as folk crafts, specialty products, and food and drink. On the stage you can watch performances by folk music and dance groups. In the past three days, Odaiba has been transformed into "Latin America"! It is a content that can be enjoyed by families, friends, and people of all ages.　 ■Free admission

Hilton Tokyo Odaiba "Meat× Strawberry Buffet"

Hilton Tokyo Odaiba will be holding a "Meat × Strawberry Buffet" for a limited time at the "Grillology Bar & Grill" on the 2nd floor from Sunday, March 1, 2026, where you can enjoy a variety of meat dishes and seasonal strawberries at once. At this fair, you can enjoy a wide variety of meat dishes, including live gems prepared by the chef right in front of you, taking advantage of the open kitchen in the restaurant. There is also a wide variety of strawberry menus with spring-like colors. From savory grilled dishes to desserts with the sweet and sour taste of strawberries, the "Meat× Strawberry Buffet has a strong flavor." Enjoy an exciting culinary experience. ■"Meat× Strawberry Buffet" Overview Period: March 1, 2026 (Sun) ~ May 17, 2026 (Sun) Location: Grillology Bar & Grill (2F) Time: Lunch Weekdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays (2 parts of 90 minutes each) (1)11:30~13:00 / (2)13:30~15:00 Dinner Weekdays (90 minutes) 17:45~21:00 / Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays (2 parts of 90 minutes each) (1)17:30~19:00 / (2)19:30~21:00 Price: Lunch Weekdays・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Adults 6,200 yen / Elementary school students 3,000 yen / Infants (4~6 years old) 1,500 yen Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Adults 7,200 yen / Elementary school students 3,000 yen / Infants (4~6 years old) 1,500 yen Dinner Weekdays・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Adults 7,500 yen / Elementary school students 4,000 yen / Infants (4~6 years old) 2,300 yen Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Adults 8,900 yen / Elementary school students 4,000 yen / Infants (4~6 years old) 2,300 yen *0~3 years old are free of charge *All prices shown include tax and service charge ■Click here for other menu details and online reservations https://www.hiltonodaiba.jp/plans/restaurants/7308 For inquiries and reservations, please TEL: 03-5500-5580 (Restaurant Information) 10:00~20:00

TOKYO NODE "TOKYOROOMS Exhibition: 40 Rooms, 40 Ways of Life"

An exhibition that covers 40 rooms. Artists, designers, architects, flower arrangers, entertainers, interior brands, and other talented people who are active in various fields express their worldview in the 6-mat space. The room shows the way of life of the people who live in it. Through the 40 unique rooms lined up in TOKYO NODE on the 45th floor, please experience the values of each creator. Through the room, why not have the experience of realizing your own "likes" and "what you value" again? Dates Saturday, April 18, 2026 - Sunday, May 17, 2026 Event time 10:00~20:00 (Last entry 19:30) Location TOKYO NODE GALLERY A/B/C Price Adults: 1,900 yen Children (3 years old to elementary school students): 950 yen *All prices include tax. *Free for children under 2 years old *Free for children only on Children's Day (May 5) *Free for those with a disability certificate and their caregivers (up to 1 person) How to Participate Online ticket site ( https://artsticker.app/events/105971 Please purchase from . Organizer Social Interior Co., Ltd. Contact us info_tokyorooms@socialinterior.com

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.

"Chi. ―About the movement of the earth―』×Tokyo City View ~Experience changing your perspective on the world at the observation deck~

From April 10 (Friday) to June 8 (Monday), 2026, a tie-up event will be held at Roppongi Hills Observatory Tokyo City View (52nd floor, Roppongi Hills Mori Tower) with the popular manga "Chi. This event transforms everyday scenery into a "place of intellectual exploration" by superimposing the world view of "Chi: On the Movement of the Earth", a story spun by unknown people in the Middle Ages who risked their lives to prove the heliocentric theory, on the observation deck "Tokyo City View" close to the sky at an altitude of 250 meters above sea level. And when you are touched by the "beauty of the universe" that medieval astronomers had, the starry sky and city lights outside the window will be transformed into a "special view" that can only exist if a number of coincidences and passions overlap. "Astronomy", "space", "stars", and "knowledge" that is passed down continuously across the ages. Based on these keywords that symbolize the work, the world view of "Chi." is dynamically developed in a large space that connects to the sky unique to the observation deck, including symbolic scenes and impressive lines of the work. There is also a space exhibition that offers a glimpse into the world of medieval astronomers. Don't miss it. "The way the world is seen will change"——。 Please enjoy such a surprising experience with a spectacular view of Tokyo. 【Event Overview】 ◆Event name|"Chi. -About the movement of the earth-" ×Tokyo City View ~Experience changing your perspective on the world at the observation deck~ ◆Period|April 10, 2026 (Friday) ~ June 8, 2026 (Monday) ◆Venue|Tokyo City View (Roppongi Hills Mori Tower 52nd floor, 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo) ◆Opening hours|10:00~22:00 (last admission 21:30) ◆Organizer|Tokyo City View ◆Special Cooperation|Ohira Lab/Astronomy Popularization Project "Tenpla" ◆Support|J-WAVE ◆Official Website | https://tcv.roppongihills.com/jp/exhibitions/chi-event/ ◆Official SNS (X)|@tokyo_cityview( https://x.com/tokyo_cityview ） ◆Inquiries|Tokyo City View 03-6406-6652 (Reception hours 10:00~20:00)

Toraya Tokyo Midtown Gallery "The 53rd Special Exhibition "Encounter with Paper" "

Toraya Tokyo Midtown Store Gallery will hold a special exhibition on the theme of paper from February 27th (Friday) ~ June 24th (Wednesday), 2026. Paper is essential to our lives. In addition to writing letters, it is used in all kinds of everyday situations, such as eating habits, living environment, and giving gifts. In this exhibition, you can experience the depth and charm of paper through the introduction of a variety of paper products, from familiar to unexpected. There is also a corner where you can actually touch paper, so please look at it, touch it, and enjoy a new encounter with paper. ◆ Basic Information Title: The 53rd Special Exhibition "Encountering Paper" Dates: February 27, 2026 (Friday) ~ June 24, 2026 (Wednesday) Venue: Toraya Tokyo Midtown Store Gallery (9-7-4 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo Tokyo Midtown Galleria B1F) Phone number: 03-5413-3541 *Holidays and business hours are the same as Toraya Tokyo Midtown store. The latest information is on the Toraya official website ( https://www.toraya-group.co.jp/toraya/shops/detail/?id=13 Please check the

The National Art Center, Tokyo "100 Years of Birth: Hidee Mori, Vital Type"

The National Art Center, Tokyo will hold the first retrospective exhibition after the death of Eie Hanae Morimori, who became the first Asian to become a full member of Paris Haute Couture and a leading figure in Japan's fashion, in the spring of 2026, marking the 100th anniversary of her birth. Starting her career in the 1950s, Mori initially rose to prominence through the production of film costumes. In Japan during the period of high economic growth after the war, the appearance of having a family and accomplishing great social work as a designer has attracted attention as a pioneer of a new image of women. In such a situation, Mori proposed a new character image called "Vital Type" in the magazine "Soen" in 1961. His cheerful and unwilling appearance overlapped with Mori's way of life after that. Since his debut in the New York Collection in 1965, he has continued to work not only in Japan but also around the world until his later years. Through approximately 400 items, including haute couture dresses, materials, and works that will be exhibited for the first time, this exhibition reveals the full picture of forest manufacturing. It will be a unique opportunity to not only express yourself as a designer, but also to get closer to the fundamentals of life and creation. 【Event Overview】 Dates: April 15, 2026 (Wed) ~ July 6, 2026 (Mon) Closed: Every Tuesday *Open on Tuesday, May 5 Hours: 10:00~18:00 until 20:00 every Friday and Saturday 　　　　　　　　*Admission is until 30 minutes before closing. Venue: The National Art Center, Tokyo Special Exhibition Room 1E (7-22-2 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-8558) Organizers: The National Art Center, Tokyo, TV Asahi, Tokyo Shimbun Special cooperation: Hidee Mori Office Planning cooperation: Shimane Prefectural Iwami Museum of Art Contact: 050-5541-8600 (Hello Dial)

The National Art Center "Picasso, through the Eyes of Paul Smith

Pablo Picasso, Reading, 1932, Musée national Picasso-Paris, installation view at the Musée national Picasso-Paris, 2023 © Vinciane Lebrun/Voyez-Vous, courtesy of the Musée National Picasso-Paris. © 2025-Succession Pablo Picasso-BCF (JAPAN) Inspired by the work of Pablo Picasso (1881-1973), one of the leading artists of the 20th century, in the collection of the Musée National Picasso-Paris, Paul Smith, a British designer known for his traditional tailoring and playful use of colors, has designed the layout of the venue. The venue, which was created with free ideas, from the use of colors, wallpaper, decorations, and patterns, is full of colorfulness and fun, just like the clothes and accessories designed by Paul Smith. Approximately 80 works, including Portrait of a Man, which represents Picasso's early years, to Paul in the Dress of Arlecan, will be exhibited in a loose chronological order. This exhibition is part of the special exhibition "Picasso Celebration: The Collection In a New Light!" held in Paris in 2023 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Picasso's death. It is an international traveling exhibition based on. ■Event Overview Exhibition Title: Picasso, through the Eyes of Paul Smith Venue: The National Art Center, Tokyo Special Exhibition Gallery 2E (7-22-2 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo) Dates: June 10, 2026 (Wed) ~ September 21, 2026 (Mon) Closed: Every Tuesday *However, the museum will be open on Tuesday, August 11 and closed on Wednesday, August 12. Opening hours: 10:00~18:00 *Until 20:00 every Friday and Saturday *Admission until 30 minutes before closing Contact: (+81)47-316-2772 (Hello Dial) Organizers: The National Art Center, Tokyo, Musée National Picasso-Paris, Nikkei Inc.

Mori Art Museum "Ron Mueck"

2016-2017 Collection: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, 2018 Bequest of Felton Exhibition view: "Ron Muek", National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul, 2025 Photography: Nam Ki-young Image courtesy of Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea The Mori Art Museum and the Fondation Cartier Contemporain will present the exhibition "Ron Muyek" from April 29 (Wed) to September 23 (Wed, holiday), 2026. Ron Muek (b. 1958, Australia, UK) is a contemporary artist who has pushed the boundaries of figurative sculpture using innovative materials, techniques, and methods of expression. Created with close observation of human beings and philosophical contemplation, Mueck's works are sophisticated and full of life, skillfully expressing the inner emotions and experiences of human beings, such as loneliness, fragility and weakness, anxiety, and resilience. Since then, he has held solo exhibitions around the world since his participation in the exhibition "Sensation: Young British Artists in the Saatchi Collection" (1997) at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. The sculpture, which is made much larger or even smaller than the actual person, is also a challenge to our preconceived notions. At the same time, while it is close to the reality that it seems to actually exist, it also leaves an ambiguity that encourages each viewer's interpretation and reflection. It exudes a mysterious yet overwhelming presence, questioning our relationship with our bodies and with our very existence. This exhibition is planned based on the artist's long-standing relationship with the Fondation Cartier Contemporain, and will be held at the Mori Art Museum in 2023, starting at the Fondation Cartier in Paris, passing through Milan and Seoul. This is my second solo exhibition in Japan since the retrospective exhibition was held at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa in 2008. Focusing on the artist's major works, such as the large-scale work "Mas" (2016–2017), 11 works from his early masterpieces to his recent works will be exhibited, providing a deep insight into the development trajectory of his works. Six of these works will be exhibited for the first time in Japan, and it will be a unique opportunity to exhibit his early masterpiece Angel (1997). The exhibition will also feature valuable photographic and video works by French photographer and filmmaker Gautier Dublonde documenting the artist's studio and production process, revealing how Mueck's incomparable sculptures are created.