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Yoshitaka Amano is not only the creator of classic anime characters like Gatchaman and Tekkaman, but has also contributed illustrations to numerous other comics, anime series, and video games (including the Final Fantasy series) during his lengthy career. He has found success in the realm of fine art as well, and this exhibition demonstrates why: ranging from Amano's recent 'Deva Loka' series all the way to his popular character designs, it lays bare the endless creativity of this highly regarded artist.
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Open Nov 27-Jan 18 2014 closed Sun-Mon, holidays, Dec 27-Jan 6
Time 11am-7pm
Admission Free
Venue Mizuma Art Gallery
Address Kagura Bldg 2F, Ichigayatamachi, Shinjuku, Tokyo
Transport Ichigaya station (Tokyo Metro Yurakucho, Namboku Lines), exit 5 or Iidabashi station (JR Chuo, Sobu Lines), West exit or Iidabashi station (Tokyo Metro Tozai, Yurakucho, Namboku Lines), exit B2a
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