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Attracted to the beauty of the starry sky and the ever-changing character of liquid surfaces, veteran photographer Koshu Endo has been busy capturing everyday natural beauty for decades, but his work remains virtually unknown outside of Japan. This exhibit at Nihonbashi's Takashimaya is a great chance to get acquainted with his epic shots, most impressively expressed in the extra-large-scale prints on display. A total of 130 pieces are shown, in forms including folding screens and video work.
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Open Mar 25-Apr 5
Time 10am-8pm (Apr 5 until 6pm)
Admission ¥800, college and high school students ¥600, children free
Telephone 03 3211 4111
Venue Takashimaya Nihonbashi 8F Hall
Address 2-4-1 Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Transport Nihonbashi Station (Asakusa line), exit D3; (Ginza, Tozai lines), exits B1, B2
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