ukiyo-e
The styles of six virtual idols, one modern-day illustrator, and one legend of Japanese art history come together in beautiful ways.
Animals & Monsters: Cute, Scary, and a Little Weird is the perfect exhibition for anyone who delights in art that doesn’t take itself too seriously.
From ghostly processions to playful monsters, this exhibition shows off the charm of Japan’s folklore with modern visual technology.
Classic woodblock prints are animated and paired with perfume for a multi-sensory art experience.
Collaboration with American art museum puts the works of Hokusai and Hiroshige in the Prussian blue spotlight.
The tie-in cafe to a Hokusai exhibition at the Creative Museum Tokyo will feature a menu that pays homage to the beloved artist’s famous works.
100-year milestone brings you a way to incorporate sumo style into your wardrobe without wearing a loincloth.
Legendary ukiyo-e and mythological icons part of the collaboration between New Era and the Tokyo National Museum.
These reimagined woodblock prints beautifully blend traditional culture and modern technology.

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