[Exclusive Payke Offer] Step Into the Living World of Hokusai — A Multisensory Dive into Japanese Art at “HOKUSAI: ANOTHER STORY in TOKYO”

The masterpieces of Edo-period legend Katsushika Hokusai are reborn through cutting-edge technology.

This immersive art exhibition engages your sight, hearing, and touch—inviting you to step inside the world of Hokusai’s ukiyo-e. It’s a magical and visually stunning experience that awaits you in the heart of Shibuya!

This column also features a special offer exclusively for Payke app users! You’ll find discount details that make your ticket even more affordable—so be sure to read through to the end!

Who Was Katsushika Hokusai?

Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) is one of Japan’s most iconic ukiyo-e artists. His legendary series Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji has inspired artists around the world. Among them, The Great Wave off Kanagawa—the famous “big wave” print—is recognized across the globe.

Highlights of the Exhibition

Immersive Zones — Feel the World of Hokusai Through “Waves,” “Wind,” “Light,” and More

Step into seven themed zones inspired by Hokusai’s landscapes and the raw power of nature—from crashing waves to gentle breezes and dazzling light. This isn’t just something you look at—you’ll feel it as you walk through each space, as if you’re journeying through a living painting.

A Feast for the Senses with LED Visuals, Surround Sound, Wind, and Vibrations

High-resolution visuals projected on massive LED screens, paired with synchronized sound, wind, and floor vibrations, create a truly immersive experience that engages your senses of sight, hearing, and touch. Hokusai’s masterpieces come to life before your eyes, offering a dynamic fusion of tradition and cutting-edge technology.

An Interactive Experience for All Ages—From Kids to Adults

This exhibition isn’t just for looking—it’s designed to be touched, moved through, and played with. Step on digital waves that ripple beneath your feet, walk through shimmering light displays, and engage with the art in motion. With plenty of interactive elements, it’s a fun and unforgettable experience for families with kids as well as adults.

Event Details

Dates: February 1 (Sat) – August 11 (Mon, public holiday), 2025

Venue: 3rd Floor, Tokyu Plaza Shibuya (inside Shibuya Fukuras)

Hours: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM (last entry at 6:20 PM)

Access: Directly connected to JR Shibuya Station (West Exit); about a 3-minute walk from various subway and private railway lines at Shibuya Station

[In-Person Only: Special Offer for Payke Users]

Payke app users can enjoy 20% off their tickets—just by showing this screen!

Simply show this column page at the ticket counter on-site, and you’ll receive 20% off the regular admission price. Don’t miss out on this exclusive in-person discount!

Please note that this offer is not available for online bookings.

How to Purchase Tickets Online

You can also reserve your tickets online in advance—either before your trip or after arriving in Japan. Simply book from your smartphone and receive an electronic ticket—no need to print or wait in line!

Tip: Weekends, holidays, and summer break tend to be crowded, so booking online is your best bet.

Book Online Here

So, what do you think?

Even if you don’t speak the language, art can be felt with the body. This one-of-a-kind experience blends traditional Japanese culture with cutting-edge technology—something you can only encounter right now. So why not dive into the world of Hokusai with all five senses during your sightseeing or shopping in Tokyo?

Official Event Website