If you are a big fan of Tokyo Ghoul, this illustration book is a must-have. The art collection may not come with bells and whistles, but it has everything collectors need.

Sui Ishida’s Tokyo Ghoul originally ran from 2011 to 2018, with the first part of the manga – titled Tokyo Ghoul – running from 2011 to 2014, and the second part – titled Tokyo Ghoul:re ...

Why this exhibition takes place at the good old Tobacco & Salt Museum is beyond us, but who's complaining: 'Makoto Wada and Japanese Illustration' is an in-depth look at the work of a true pioneer ...

Tokyo Ghoul may have ended both its manga and anime series last year, but series creator Sui Ishida has continued to share gorgeous art to Twitter. Ishida’s art in the original manga was one of ...

Take a look at original hand-coloured engravings by Dutch painter Pierre-Joseph Redouté and other masters of 18th- and 19th-century natural history illustration on an Omotesando back street.

This year's Tokyo Game Show is set to be the largest in the event's history, with a huge total of 772 exhibitors currently ...

The 19th-century illustrator Walter Crane was one of the first artists to produce illustrations for full-color "toy books" (illustrated children's books). Working with the wood engraver and color ...

Tokyo Revengers has finally drawn to a close after 278 chapters. A number of time-leaps later, Takemichi managed to rewrite the timeline and save all those he cared about.

At the Tokyo headquarters of the teamLab artist collective, the boundaries between art and beholder disappear. What awaits visitors at the museums pulling in visitors from around the world?