Japan is the sixth most desirable country for people to move to for work By day, Reed works at the ever-chic Clarendon Hotel. Japan Post is releasing limited-edition Pokémon art stamps in July Here at Shake, Roxy Music meets The Bravery, Louis XIV hooks up with T. Hilton Tokyo Odaiba now offers in-room camping and seaside barbecues Mother Farm in Chiba is opening a new glamping site with alpacas Take our Time Out Index survey and tell us what life is like in Tokyo The exhibition will run from July 16 to September 9 at the Otemachi Mitsui Hall in Chiyoda. Tickets will be available for booking from 12pm on May 21 via Lawson Ticket, Ticket Pia and E Plus. There is a 500Y cover charge, which is well worth it. Cactus Music RSD Black Friday 2020 RSD DROPS 2020 ALL DONATE NOW PREORDER UPCOMING RELEASES Indie Exclusive Releases Handpicked The Playlist Recommended. Dramatic chandeliers, mellow music, and lively patrons from all over the world make this place a great stop after a long day of shopping, eating and taking in Tokyo. Photo: Fuji Art Co.Īdmission costs ¥2,000 for adults, ¥1,500 for high school and university students and ¥1,000 for junior high school students and below. Small, sexy and intimate bar in the Omoide Yokocho area near Shinjuku Station. A total of 40 works will be exhibited with highlights including Hiroshige’s ‘The Fifty Three Stations of Tokaido’ and Jakuchu’s ‘Roosters and Cactus’. Photo: Fuji Art Co.Īside from Hokusai, other artists to look out for are Hiroshige, Sotatsu, Korin and Jakuchu, who all helped define the ukiyo-e movement between the 17th and 19th centuries. Though the artworks are digitised, authentic elements like the lines across a folding gold panel painting and even the fibrous threads of the washi paper will be visible in the projections.
In this digital exhibition, ukiyo-e masterpieces will be projected on screens that are up to 45m wide so you can see the details up close on a larger scale. T itled A Massive Screen Projection Reveals the World of Five Great Painters, the exhibition features five artists including the prolific painter and printmaker Hokusai, best known for his work ‘The Great Wave off Kanagawa’ (pictured top). View ukiyo-e woodblock prints by some of Japan's most famous artists of the Edo period (1600-1868) at a scale you’ve never seen before in this larger-than-life digital art exhibition coming to Tokyo this summer.
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