01Customized Art Tours
We create personalized art experiences exclusively in the Kansai region. Your itinerary can be customized according to your interests, travel schedule, and destinations, including Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara.
Kyoto · Osaka · Nara
Meet local Japanese artists and discover art experiences you won't find in guidebooks.
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We are an art experience and artist introduction service available exclusively in the Kansai region of Japan.
We connect international visitors with Japanese artists who are actively working in Kansai.
Centered around Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara, we introduce artists and artworks that you may not discover through famous tourist attractions or major galleries.
From pre-trip consultation and artist introductions to artwork viewing and purchase coordination, we help you create a unique and personal art experience in Japan.
01We create personalized art experiences exclusively in the Kansai region. Your itinerary can be customized according to your interests, travel schedule, and destinations, including Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara.
02Discover limited-time exhibitions, group shows, art events, and other unique cultural experiences taking place in Kansai.
Contact us and tell us about your trip.
Share your interests, preferences, travel dates, and expectations.
We will suggest suitable artists, exhibitions, or a customized art experience in Kansai.
We finalize the itinerary and arrangements.
Meet artists and discover the unique and diverse art scene of Kansai.
November 2026

September 5 – December 15 · 10:00 · The Japan folk crafts museum, Osaka.
Keisuke Serizawa (1898–1984) was a textile artist who participated from its inception in the *Mingei* (folk craft) movement, spearheaded by Sōetsu Yanagi (1889–1961). Moegi-kai is a group of textile artists formed by Serizawa and his disciples. This exhibition presents works by Serizawa and his followers from the museum's collection, introducing the lineage of textile artists that began with Keisuke Serizawa.
September 19 – December 20 · 10:00 · Kyoto city Kyocera museum of art
Commemorating the 140th Anniversary of the Birth of Textile Artist Seika Yamaga: Imagination Soaring Through the Cosmos

September 30 – November 21 · 10:00 · Nakanoshima library, Osaka
The venue brings together traditional crafts from 18 production areas across Osaka. The exhibition is divided into two periods: the first featuring crafts from 10 areas, and the second from 8 areas. You can view up close these "Osaka traditional crafts"—such as dyed goods, woodwork, metalwork, and Buddhist altars—all meticulously crafted by skilled artisans.
October 3 – December 6 · 10:00 · ABENO HARUKAS Art Museum ABENO HARUKAS 16F
Andrew Wyeth (1917–2009) is a painter of immense national popularity—celebrated for capturing the essence of America—who also boasts a large following in Japan. This exhibition is the long-awaited first retrospective in Japan since his passing, bringing together 100 works from collections both in Japan and abroad, including 15 pieces shown here for the first time.


Discover the beauty of Japan through your five senses on a unique evening art tour in Osaka! Our tour is led by a Japanese calligraphy artist & an Argentine-Japanese creative coder involved in curating generative art. Together, we bring different artistic perspectives, connecting traditional Japanese art with contemporary creativity. ※On Fridays, the tour will be led by one guide only. Start by exploring carefully selected independent galleries and charming local shops that most tourists would never discover on their own. Admire beautiful Japanese ceramics, paintings, and handcrafted objects while learning about the artists, their techniques, and the stories behind their creations. Next, relax at a stylish Japanese tea café near Utsubo Park. Enjoy fragrant Japanese tea and delicious sweets in a peaceful atmosphere. Discover how the beauty of Japanese ceramics, the aroma of tea, and the changing seasons come together in everyday Japanese culture. As evening falls, stroll toward Nakanoshima, one of Osaka’s most beautiful waterfront districts. Admire elegant architecture, illuminated historic buildings, and romantic reflections on the river. Finally, end your evening at a cozy local jazz bar. Enjoy music and a drink while discovering another side of Osaka’s vibrant artistic culture. Live performances depend on the venue’s schedule. This experience is more than sightseeing. It’s an invitation to see, taste, smell, touch, and hear the beauty of Japan. Perfect for curious travelers, art lovers, couples, and anyone seeking an authentic and unforgettable evening in Osaka. Includes: Local artist guide, Japanese tea café experience, and jazz bar visit. Art purchases are entirely optional.

See a different side of Kyoto through its art. On this private tour, a Japanese calligrapher will guide you through carefully selected exhibitions, galleries, and craft experiences in Kyoto. Choose the city and experience that interest you when booking. Your guide will introduce the works in an approachable way, sharing insights into Japanese art and aesthetics. There will be time to look closely, ask questions, and discover pieces you might otherwise walk past. Exhibitions change throughout the year, so the exact stops may vary by date. Please check the description of your chosen option for its planned activities, duration, and meeting point. When an artist is present at a gallery, you may also have an opportunity to speak with them.

Discover a different side of Osaka through Japanese craft and everyday design. This is just ¥500 ceramic art tour, and you’re welcome to leave a tip of any amount if you enjoy the experience! 【How to Join the Tour】 1. Follow us on Instagram. 2. Share photos of the shops we visit on your Instagram. 3. Allow us to take photos of you for our social media. No purchases are required during the tour. In a quiet local neighborhood away from Osaka’s busiest tourist areas. Visit 2 carefully selected shops featuring Japanese ceramics, crafts, accessories, and beautifully designed objects for everyday life. Learn about contemporary Japanese craftsmanship and enjoy time to browse or shop at your own pace. These shops regularly host solo exhibitions by individual artists, so you can discover and enjoy different artworks with every visit. Junior high school students are welcome to join the tour.
We introduce participating artists based in Kansai, including:
Artist profiles are being added. Get in touch and we will share the current roster with you.
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