Japan Calligraphy Exhibition (Nihon Shoten) Now On in Ueno, Tokyo (Through 22nd)

[Ueno] Japan Calligraphy Exhibition Now On! In Ueno, Tokyo Through October 22

The Japan Calligraphy Exhibition (Nihon Shoten) has opened in Ueno, Tokyo. The venue features a diverse lineup of 315 works, and the exhibition runs through Thursday, October 22, 2026.

The highlight this time is the sheer number of works on display: 315 pieces. Seeing so many works gathered in one place is a rare opportunity, both for those already familiar with calligraphy and for those who want to try it for the first time. As the "diverse" lineup suggests, being able to compare a wide range of works at once is one of the unique pleasures of this exhibition. Take your time with each piece, or wander the venue looking for works that catch your eye. Why not explore the world of calligraphy at your own pace?

Ueno draws many visitors looking to enjoy art and culture. Adding this exhibition to your sightseeing plans could make your day in Ueno even more rewarding.

With the exhibition running only through October 22, time is running out. Because there are so many works on display, it's a good idea to allow plenty of time for your visit. Details such as the venue, admission fees and opening hours have not yet been confirmed, so please check the latest information before you go. If you don't want to miss it, plan your visit soon.

Event Information

• Dates: Through Thursday, October 22, 2026
• Location: Ueno, Tokyo

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