Tourism EXPO Japan 2026

Ukiyoe Immersive Art Museum GINZA

Opening in spring 2027 in Ginza, Tokyo, the "Ukiyoe Immersive Art Museum GINZA" will be the first flagship venue born from the "Ukiyoe Immersive Art Exhibition" — an immersive art experience that has drawn a cumulative audience of over 500,000 visitors across nine cities in total: five in Japan and four overseas.
The "Ukiyoe Immersive Art Exhibition" has received the Excellence Award at the CJPF Awards 2025, organized by the Cool Japan Public-Private Platform, and the Gold Winner at the international creative award MUSE Creative Awards 2026. It has also ranked No. 1 across multiple major ranking platforms in Japan, and has earned wide recognition both domestically and internationally for its cultural and artistic value.

Set in Ginza, Tokyo — a destination that draws visitors from around the world, including inbound tourists and luxury travelers — the museum is a cultural hub that brings together cutting-edge technology and Japan's traditional fine arts to share the depth and beauty of ukiyo-e with global audiences. Works by world-renowned ukiyo-e artists, including Katsushika Hokusai's Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, are brought to life through 3DCG animation and projection mapping, alongside original ukiyo-e displays, multilingual commentary in Japanese, English, Chinese, and more, a museum shop, and a gallery.
As we look ahead to our spring 2027 opening, we welcome inquiries from businesses and organizations of all kinds. We are available to discuss school trips and group tour bookings (group discounts available), private event hire and tie-up projects, corporate sponsorship opportunities, original merchandise and product placement in our museum shop, accommodation packages and ticket collaboration packages with nearby hotels and facilities, and advance media coverage and broadcast recordings.
Booth NoTC2-04
AreaContents Tourism
Main BusinessTheme park / leisure facility
Official sitehttps://www.ukiyoeimmersiveart.com/ginza/en
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