Tokyo
Let Wallpaper* guide you through the worlds of art, design and architecture in Tokyo - and discover where to go and what to see when you travel to Tokyo.
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Japanese clothing brand Minotaur launches its first accessories-only concept store in Tokyo
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Wonderfully spare décor and impeccable service at The Ascott Maranouchi apartments
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Views of Tokyo from every angle can be seen at the new Prince Gallery hotel
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Designed by Kengo Kuma, Tokyo’s newest hotel is inspired by an immersive art exhibit
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Tokyo's Nohga Hotel Ueno champions local design
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The Moxy brand has debuted in Tokyo
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Tokyo’s Shibuya gets a new hotel
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Tecchan Yakitori by Kengo Kuma — Tokyo, Japan
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Danish floral artist Nicolai Bergmann launches new jewellery line in OEO Studio-designed space
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Copenhagen's OEO Studio designs Tokyo's Nordic-influenced Inua restaurant
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Celaravird — Tokyo, Japan
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Tokyo's Hamacho Hotel champions all things handcrafted
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Danish brand Mikkeler opens a new location in Tokyo
By Jens H Jensen Last updated
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BnA Studio group unveils its largest art-led property to date in Tokyo
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Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills — Minato-Ku, Japan
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Second Nature exhibition, Tokyo
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Greek mythology inspires a Dries Van Noten-curated exhibition in Tokyo
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Sci-fi meets modern design in this Tokyo studio space
As Tokyo tentitively begins to ease lockdown restrictions, we look ahead to this futuristic office Warp Studio, which combines home comforts with a state-of-the-art workspace
By Daven Wu Last updated
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Fukasawa/Fujii exhibition, Tokyo
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Artist Philippe Parreno is given carte blanche to curate a multi-media exhibition at Paris’ Palais de Tokyo
By Alice Pfeiffer Last updated
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Timeless is a Tokyo house whose ambition belies its size
The latest Japanese house by Apollo Architects is Timeless, a Tokyo home for a couple reinventing their living arrangements
By Jens H Jensen Last updated
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This suburban Tokyo home takes its cues from Richard Neutra
Waro Kishi’s K Associates crafts House in Sashiogi, a family house in Tokyo’s suburbs that owes its experimental nature to visuals of Richard Neutra’s Strathmore Apartment
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Last chance to see: portraits of David Bowie by Masayoshi Sukita
On view until 11 October, ‘Sukita: Rare and Unseen' at Blitz Gallery, Tokyo reflects on the career of Japanese photographer Masayoshi Sukita, known for iconic portraits of rock music royalty, from David Bowie to Iggy Pop and Jimi Hendrix
By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated
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Anne Imhof: body language as tool, canvas and concept
Anne Imhof is one of five radical artists chosen by Michèle Lamy for Wallpaper’s 25th Anniversary Issue ‘5x5’ project. In the midst of Imhof’s carte blanche at Paris’ Palais de Tokyo, we explore how she has redefined the concept of body language
By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Published
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Robots track Tokyo 2020 Olympic highlights to create public art
In The Constant Gardeners, Jason Bruges Studio’s new public art installation, four robotic ‘gardeners’ use live data from the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games to create striking artworks
By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Published
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Swedish studio Claesson Koivisto Rune designs K5, a new hotel in Tokyo
Step inside Claesson Koivisto Rune’s design as a 1920s bank turns hotel
By Danielle Demetriou Published
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What we learned from Tokyo Motor Show 2019
With the axis of Asian automotive show influence long since moved from Japan to China in commercial terms — China is the biggest vehicle sales market in the world — the role of Tokyo’s biennial Motor Show has increasingly been to push Japanese vehicle makers’ high-tech creativity and advanced design skills
By Guy Bird Published


