Upcoming Tokyo Exhibition and Art Exhibition: June 2025

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2025-06-03

On 2025-06-03

Tokyo’s art scene is extensive and vibrant, and there is always a lot to see. Whether you want to see some traditional Japanese art or a modern exhibition, here is a list of exhibitions that are happening in Tokyo and worth a look.

Tokyo June Exhibition

Queer Art Exhibition

Explore a variety of LGBTQ+ perspectives through 36 works by 30 artists in The Queer Art exhibition (part of Tokyo Pride 2025).

Date and time	June 6th to 18th 11:00-21:00 ・Close on 19:00 on the last day
price	Free
Place	Baby Coffee Brewing Club Gallery/Art Street

Ando Teru Exhibition: The Sculptor of the Statue of Hachiko

The exhibition revisits the sculptor behind Shibuya’s beloved Hachiko statue, a sculpture he passed away for 80 years.

Date and time	June 21 to August 17, 10:00-20:00
price	¥1000
Place	shoto Art Museum
More information	Closed on Tuesday, July 22 (Tuesday) and August 12 (Tuesday), Monday (July 21 and August 11) (Tuesday), 2025

ukiyo-e participates in the exhibition

Explore the evolution of traditional Japanese woodcut printing in the contemporary Ukiyo-E exhibition, with 85 artists reimagining the timeless art of Ukiyo-e.

Date and time	April 22 to June 15, 09:30-17:00
price	¥1000
Place	Tokyo National Museum

Love Fashion: Find Your Own Exhibition

Fashion exhibitions in Kyoto Clothing Archives, exploring clothing through our dreams and desires. From luxurious historical costumes to iconic contemporary works, from Alexander McQueen to Yohji Yamamoto, the show covers centuries of style to study the deep connection between clothing and humanity and self.

Date and time	April 16th to June 22nd 11:00-19:00 ・Close on Monday
price	¥1600
Place	Tokyo Opera House Art Gallery

Modern Life: Architectural Exhibition from the 1920s to the 1970s

“Life Modernity” explores the house as an innovative space for beauty, and the ideals of the 20th century have shaped our lives today. The exhibition presents projects from Japan, Europe, the United States and Brazil, including impressively iconic architect names and shares how Japan responds to modernism with a focus of natural materials. With display items covering graphic art, models and immersive experiences, the exhibition will surely bring fans of interior and architectural design and anyone who has ever been happy at the Zillow rolling conference.

Date and time	March 19th to June 30th 10:00-18:00 ・Close on Tuesday
price	1800 yen
Place	National Center for Arts Roppongi

Joan Miró exhibition

From March 1 to July 6, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Tokyo will host a retrospective exhibition dedicated to Joan Miró, one of the most famous artists of the 20th century.

Date and time	March 11 to July 1・09:30-17:30 lidays open until 8:00 pm / Last entry 30 minutes before closing/closing: Monday (except April 28 and May 5) and May 7
price	¥2,300 / ¥1,300 for college students/ 1,600 yen for people over 65 years old
Place	Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art

Tokyo Art Performance in June

Aokabi ME: Mille Crepe 2 Exhibition

Illustrator Aokabi Saya returns to Mille Crepe 2, a solo exhibition of new works on display at the Parco Museum in Tokyo. Known for the mix of analog and digital technologies, Aokabi took inspiration from the stylized character designs of Japanese animation in the 1990s and reinterpreted them with a delicate balance of sophistication and spontaneity.

Date and time	June 13th to 30th 11:00-21:00
price	Free
Place	Tokyo Park Museum

Wogao Mathematics Exhibition: The People Who Sow Japanese Animation

Opened this summer on Azabudai Hills Gallery, through rare art and materials from his iconic films, including the grave of Fireflies, this summer, exploring the life and legacy of Studio Ghibli co-founder Isao Takahata.

Date and time	June 27th 15th 10:00-20:00 ・Last entry 19:30
price	¥1,200-¥2,000
Place	Azabudashan Gallery

Hawkesey: Another Story of Tokyo’s Immersive Exhibition

Hokusai’s masterpiece Ukiyo-E has realized life in unprecedented ways. This immersive experience presents modern technology that demonstrates the beauty of North Carolina art in an interactive exhibition.

Date and time	February 1 to June 1 11:00-20:00 ・Last admission 19:10
price	¥4200
Place	Tokyo Plaza Shibuya

Sophie Taeuber-Arp and Jean Arp exhibitions

To celebrate visionary duo Sophie Taeuber-Arp and Jean Arp, the exhibition explores their radical art and design fusion in the Dadaist movement. Together, their works define 20th-century modernism – providing a dynamic dialogue between form, freedom and creativity.

Date and time	March 1 to June 1 10:00-18:00 ・Open from Friday until 20:00. Closed on Monday.
price	¥2000
Place	Artizon Museum
More information	(If you buy online for 1,800 yen)

Machine Love: Video Games, AI and Modern Art

The Morrie Museum of Art’s “Machine Love: Video Games, AI, and Contemporary Art” focuses on contemporary artists who use game engines, generated AI and virtual reality technologies as tools for visualization.

Date and time	February 13th to June 8th 10:00-22:00 ・Tuesdays 10:00-17:00, until 30 minutes before admission
price	Adults 2000 yen, elderly people 1700 yen, university/high school students 1400 yen, children are free
Place	Morrie Art Gallery

Hilma’s Klint: Beyond

Go and see the new exhibition of pineoreing abstract artist Hilma Af Klint (1862-1994) in March, and arrive at the National Museum of Modern Art in March.

Date and time	March 4 to June 15 10:00-17:00 ・Open Monday/Friday and Saturday until 8 pm
price	¥2300
Place	National Museum of Modern Art
More information	¥1,200 university students/high school students 700 yen

“Japanese Gentleman – Double Line”, Yamamoto Dia, 61 x 73 cm

Daiya Yamamoto Solo Exhibition

Yamamoto Daiya is an artist who blends traditional Western painting techniques with distinct Japanese aesthetic sensitivities to capture the essence of the contemporary era. From May 24 to June 22, the exhibition marks Yamamoto’s highly anticipated first exhibition in Tokyo in Galerie Taménaga, which has fascinated European art lovers since his acclaimed 2023 speech in the gallery’s Paris space. The exhibition brings together about forty new works, the exquisite expression of Trompe-l’-il by Yamamoto, a Western technology that creates fantasies in real life.

Date and time	May 24 to June 22 11:00-19:00 ・11:00-17:00 Sundays and holidays
price	Free
Place	Tamenaga Gallery

Wisteria and Hydrangea Red Fish 2025

In-depth discussion of the beauty of early summer at Wisteria and Hildangea Aummer Aummar Poldfish in Ginza, Art Aquarium Museum.

Date and time	April 25th to June 22nd 10:00-19:00 ・Last admission was at 18:00
price	¥2,500-¥2,700
Place	Art Aquarium Museum Ginza
More information	Primary school students are free to enroll

Godzilla Art 70th Anniversary Exhibition

Godzilla celebrates its 70th anniversary. The art exhibition at the Godzilla Mori Art Center gallery shows 29 artists and their explanations of giant monsters.

Date and time	April 26th to June 29th 10:00-19:00 ・Until Friday and Saturday 20:00, 30 minutes before the last entry
price	General and college students: 2500 yen, high school students: 1600 yen, elementary school and below: ¥600
Place	Morrie Art Center Gallery
More information	Weekday ticket discount

Kenjiro Okazaki exhibition at Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art

Kenjiro Okazaki’s first major Tokyo retrospective highlights the groundbreaking work, exploring the transformative power of the entire media format.

Date and time	April 29 to July 21, 10:00-18:00
price
Place	Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo 1F/3F

Exhibition: Japan World Expo 1970-2005

Architectural fans will have an in-depth look at the Japanese expo design, from Osaka in the 1970s to Aichi’s Ecological Awareness Pavilion in 2005.

Date and time	March 8 to August 31, 10:00-16:30
price	Free
Place	National Modern Architecture Archives
More information	Closed on Monday, except for public holidays (closed the next day)