A one-day-only restaurant by chefs from Shibuya Logiura and Yoyogi Uehara Maison Cinquante Cinq will open at Harajuku Rocket

Tiffany & Co. opens its first bridal boutique in Ginza

Japan as seen by Sapeurs: "THE Sapuer FASHION Journey in JAPAN" --Tokyo and Shinjuku Edition

Akiko Tsunoda's photo exhibition capturing the charms of Chiang Mai, Thailand, will be held at GALLERY MUVEIL. Limited edition Grandma charms will also be on sale.

An exhibition by Mashiko potter Taro Endo. "Minoru," a new Mashiko ware that combines "beauty of utility" and "beauty of function."

"Dokkaikitai" is an event that lets you experience the feeling of traveling in Tokyo during the summer holidays. It will be held in Kiyosumi Shirakawa, a town of art and cafes.

Experience rock at the cinema with David Bowie, Oasis, and more at Cine Rock Festival 2016 in Ginza

A collection of poems by Gozo Yoshimasu, where you can admire the one and only Polaroid in the world [NADiff Recommended Book]

"Food, clothing, shelter, and everyday items" Production area exhibition, displaying and selling tableware and stationery from Niigata, the city of manufacturing

An exhibition of small, toy-like portable record players! Live performance featuring 100 players

The second installment of the "Ultra Plant Expo" is themed around "Containers and Plants." The venue is designed by Shinichiro Ogata of SIMPLICITY.

A huge gathering of traditional Japanese crafts and craft items from around the world! The 2nd "TOKYO CRAFT MARKET" will be held in Aoyama

Films like "The Great Gatsby" will be screened! Immerse yourself in the movies with a glass of Moët & Chandon on the lawn at Tokyo Midtown

"Who's Laughing in 2020? +? =??" Exhibition commemorating the 10th anniversary of the death of Nam June Paik, the artist known as the "father of video art."

"Peter Rabbit" Exhibition to be held in Shibuya, tracing Beatrix Potter's creations through over 200 original drawings and sketches

Beautiful Hokkaido scenery like an ink painting that no one has seen before. A collection of works by photographer Michael Kenna [Shelf Recommended Book]