We visited both the immersive yokai experience and the architecture exhibit. The architecture one was interesting, especially the scale models in the warehouse, it was fun spotting places we knew! The Yokai experience was excellent. Fully bilingual with English that makes sense! Despite it being Golden Week it wasn’t busy. I learned quite a lot about Yokai and if you attend after 5pm you might see a real Yokai! Also had a great shop.

✨ Immersive Ukiyo-e Exhibition: A Journey Back to Edo! ✨ Just visited the Moving Ukiyo-e Exhibition, and it was absolutely breathtaking! 🌸 Through cutting-edge digital animations and projection mapping, masterpieces by iconic Edo-period artists like Hokusai, Hiroshige, and Sharaku truly come to life. 🌊🎨 Here’s why it’s a must-see: 👉 It feels like you’ve time-traveled to Edo Japan, fully immersed in its atmosphere. 👉 The visuals don’t just cover the walls—they extend to the floors too, creating a 360° sensory experience. 👉 It’s super affordable for such a high-quality, immersive experience. 💸 👉 Best of all, photography and video recording are allowed—capture the magic! 📸🎥 If you’re in Tokyo, don’t miss this unforgettable fusion of tradition and technology at the Terada Warehouse! 🗾✨ #UkiyoeExhibition #DigitalArt #EdoExperience #ArtLovers

an excellent way of displaying, caretaking, and curating private collections of contemporary/modern Japanese art, along with a Picasso. The curators note in the beginning felt personal and courteous. I think more people should organize their communities art assets and join together like this to exhibit the art that inspires them.

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Love the selection of contemporary art, with stylish interior design ♡