An exhibition focusing on the origins of Takahashi Makoto's girl drawings is currently being held at Ginza Mitsukoshi, with a signing session on the weekend!

Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking Glass" with illustrations by Maki Sasaki [NADiff Recommended Book]

A fashion horror event featuring Kazuo Umezu and TOKYO Kaihoku! "Gwashi" sukajan jackets, "ita" nails, and more!

An exhibition of original drawings commemorating the 10th anniversary of the serialization of Moyoco Anno's manga "Ochibisan." Kamakura's house "Anno House" has been turned into a gallery.

Daito Manabe and MIKIKO present new dance installation at AaMo, Tokyo Dome City's newest attraction

Celebrating the 80th anniversary of Fujio Akatsuka's birth and the 50th anniversary of "Tensai Bakabon" and "Moeru Ataro"! "Spring Bichute Exhibition" to be held in Shibuya

The "Ueda Shunichiro Collection Exhibition" will be held, featuring works by seven artists from the "Manga Artists' Picture Book Association" including Osamu Tezuka and Takashi Yanase.

"Valentine's Week" has begun at the Snoopy Museum! Hearts are decorated inside the museum and limited edition merchandise is also available.

"Tokyo Tarareba Girls" is coming to Shinjuku Isetan! Supporting the lifestyle of women in their 30s who share the same lifestyle as the main characters

A retrospective tracing the life of Shigeru Mizuki, the creator of "GeGeGe no Kitaro," is being held at Matsuya Ginza

"Jazz Week" to be held in Nihonbashi. Includes live jazz performances and an exhibition of original illustrations from "BLUE GIANT" by manga artist Shinichi Ishizuka.

Roger Vivier announces collaboration items with manga artist Fuyumi Soryo's "Marie Antoinette"

Manga artist Moyoco Anno's solo exhibition begins at Parco Museum, the first since the museum moved to Ikebukuro

Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten x "Doraemon" releases 30 limited edition "Nobita's Glasses" and "Time Cloth"

Hirohiko Araki of Jojo and other world-famous manga artists have joined forces to create a fantastical "Louvre Museum." The full picture and highlights are revealed.

Parco Museum moves from Shibuya to Ikebukuro, opening with large-scale solo exhibition by manga artist Moyoco Anno