A crowd-sourced toplist with the best street art in Shibuya Area, Tokyo. Edited by "Jay-Jay" Dorsey.
This is a toplist with the best street art near Shibuya Area, Tokyo. You can help to make this list better by voting for your favourite places!
This is an interesting store. It feels like a small or family run business. They do everything from pencils to framing, oil painting to pastel, watercolor to acrylic, the whole thing, sketch to frame.
Tokyo Hands are more for hobbyists. Uematsu are a step up and provide supplies for professionals. You are paying a little more for better results which last longer.
In addition to having a generous range of materials, the owner develops his own materials. Also on the ground floor are special Japanese color resources, which I’ve never seen before. It’s a real place of adventure!
The staff don’t speak English much, so use your google translate on camera function and prepare the vocabulary you need. That said, the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. If you can speak Japanese or have a friend translate, they know about most things.
It’s ceramics art museum. You may return to 16 century and enjoy many beautiful and practical ceramics. After enjoying ceramics, just come out and look right(around 2 o’clock’s direction) side, then you can see around 18 or 19 century’s Europa style pretty house. It’s using a pricing restaurant at the moment.
The teacher was cheerful and I enjoyed relieving stress.
I participated in Tarashikomi Art, but I would like to reserve another session ♡
Thank you very much!
The doorway is very wide, so it is a perfect place for a gallery. It can be said that it is large enough. The location is also very easy to understand. I think it's a place worth visiting once. It is always busy and lively with young people.
A single-family gallery with street art exhibitions. It's been a while since I visited an exhibition planned by a domestic collector while it was difficult to summon overseas artists due to the corona virus.
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