RECENT ART FAIR
Tobi Art Fair
October 17 – 19, 2025
Fair Hours: Friday, 10am-7pm; Saturday, 10am-6pm; Sunday, 10am-5pm
Tokyo Art Club, 6-19-15 Shimbashi Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0004
Join us this month at the Tobi Art Fair! We’ll be exhibiting from Friday, October 17, through Sunday, October 19. Tickets are available now for reservation. Get in touch with us to secure your spot.
Since its founding in 1999, the Tobi Art Fair has become a premier destination for collectors. This year, 102 esteemed art dealers from the Tokyo Art Dealers’ Association will gather to showcase their collections at the elegant Tokyo Art Club. Step into a world of curated beauty and history. This is a perfect chance to encounter a diverse range of prestigious artworks—from antique and modern masterpieces to contemporary works, rare tea paraphernalia, and fine craftworks—all hand-selected by our specialists. We invite you to examine the pieces up close and purchase the ones that captivate you.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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RECENT ASIA WEEK NEW YORK AUTUMN 2025 EXHIBITION
Coolness
August – Autumn 2025
We are delighted to present a special online exhibition, Coolness, during this fall season. This curated selection brings together artworks that evoke a refreshing sense of clarity and calm—inviting viewers to experience a moment of cool respite, even through the act of looking. In a season often marked by heat and intensity, these works offer a visual breeze, reminding us of art’s power to soothe, refresh, and renew.
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PAST ASIA WEEK NEW YORK MARCH 2025 EXHIBITION
A Selection of Japanese and Korean Art
March 13 – 18, 2025
Exhibiting at: Nicholas Hall, 17 East 76th Street, 4th Floor
Asia Week Hours: 10am-6pm, daily
We are thrilled to announce our participation in Asia Week New York with new acquisitions of Japanese and Korean art this month!
Among the remarkable treasures is a striking Kongo Rikishi (Nio) statue of Agyo, one half of the traditional guardian pair alongside Ungyo. Together, they stand as formidable protectors among the 28 guardian deities (Naraen Kengo O) in Japanese tradition. Agyo is depicted in his signature dynamic stance, raising his left hand while firmly gripping a Kongo pestle (weapon), with his right hand lowered and fingers splayed—an iconic contrast to his counterpart. The masterful craftsmanship of this piece is evident in the powerful musculature, the bulging veins that pulse with lifelike energy, and the fierce, wide-eyed expression. These striking details exemplify the intense realism and dynamic artistry that define the Kamakura period.
We welcome your visit to experience this artwork in person, along with other outstanding masterpieces.
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About the Gallery
Our gallery is located on Shinmonzen-dōri, known as Kyoto’s foremost location for businesses specializing in antiques. You will recognize our building by its characteristic facade that is dominated by large blue glass panels—an unusual feature in our neighborhood. In our white gallery space, we exhibit a wide selection of artworks covering the entire scope of Japanese art. Objects include Buddhist and Shintō sculptures, masks of the Nō theater, screens, hanging scrolls, and ceramics. Savoring these artworks one by one, their captivating beauty will open up to you the full breadth of Japan’s long history and culture. We would be delighted to help you find just the right piece for you.
For twelve years, we ran a gallery in the United Kingdom and we are fortunate to count many overseas clients among our customers. Not a few clients greet us with “I’m back again!” when they enter our gallery during visits to Japan.
Many of our artworks have been acquired by major museums in the United States. Of course, we will be happy to arrange overseas shipping for you.
Also, please do not hesitate to contact us in English.
Please drop by our gallery anytime. We look forward to your visit!
