Exhibitions / Event
Exhibition/Event Information
Current Exhibition
Friday, July 11th, 2025 - Sun, July 25th, 2025
Closed on Mondays. Advance reservations required.
Rei Shimizu Exhibition Drawing "After the Dream..."
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Japanese Crafts and Arts
Artist
Japanese Artists
Terumasa Ikeda
While preserving traditional Japanese lacquer art, he uses modern cutting-edge science to create ultra-fine mother-of-pearl designs never before seen.
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Daisuke Nakano
By depicting the overwhelming power of nature and freezing time at the peak of life, he expresses the transience and transience of the natural world, where flowers in full bloom eventually scatter and return to the earth.
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Tohru Matsuzaki
The finest wood from Sakurai Meimokuten in Gifu is carved out with chisels, mallets, and planes, and then generous layers of high-quality lacquer from the Nakagawa area are applied.
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Ken Matsubara
He creates pictures that combine concrete and abstract themes, and his three-dimensional expressions that evoke sound have long been his most original works.
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Masaaki Miyasako
He looks at nature and human activities from a unique perspective, and creates works that resemble lyric poems using the classical technique of reverse painting (coloring from the back of the screen).
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IPPODO
Japanese art works to the world
Japan is a beautiful country with four seasons.
Japanese people are kind people with excellent aesthetic sense and sensibilities.
Ippodo is a place where Japanese artists, especially living artists, can create their works.
We search for and exhibit works that will capture people's hearts, including ceramics, paintings, sculptures, wood and bamboo crafts, lacquerware, dyed and woven textiles, metal, and dolls.
For more information on "About Ippodo", please click on the PDF below.
一穂堂の七夕の節句
七夕の節句は、7月７日に行われる日本の五節句のひとつで、古来より「星祭り」とも呼ばれ、人々が夜空を見上げて天の川に願いを託す、風情ある節句として親しまれてきました。
銀座一穂堂では、七夕の節句を彩る作品をご紹介中です。
季節の移り変わりを素敵な作品とともにお楽しみください。
Ippodo Gallery
Experience Japanese tradition and culture in Ginza
Located in Ginza, the heart of Tokyo, we promote the wonders of Japanese culture through monthly exhibitions.
Behind the Scenes
Enthusiasm for Japanese values
Discovering the talent
In search of the true nature of sound
There is sound in Matsubara Ken's works. This phenomenon of "there is sound" is a very mysterious experience. Sound should be something that you can "hear". Indeed, you can hear the sound from the expression of the painting. However, there is a scene that cannot be described by that alone that can be enjoyed from Matsubara-sensei's works. The true nature of the sound that Ippodo staff member Okamura Yohei sensed in Matsubara Ken's atelier.
Discovering the talent
Subtle "distortion"