Semi-custom order event for bespoke shoe brand〈MARQUESS〉will be held at A&S Aoyama from Friday, August 26th.

At this opportunity we are accepting semi-orders from leather color options of your choice in 7 different shoe styles. Rare special leathers that are not part of the usual lineup including crocodile, are also available to order. Designer, Kawaguchi will be present at the shop for two days, September 3rd (Sat.) and 4th (Sun). This is a rare opportunity for visitors to consider a personal order while directly consulting with the designer about fits and personal foot issues if you have. If you already own a pair of MARQUESS shoes purchased at A&S, we would like you to wear them when visiting the shop. Kawaguchi will let you know the condition of your worn-in shoes and give you his personal advice.

This event is also scheduled to take place at A&S Fukuoka from January, 2023. We look forward to seeing you there.


【Reservations】
Reservations will be prioritized, however not mandatory.
Reservation window: From August 16th (Wed.)
Please send us your request including the following to our general contact form:
1. First and Last name
2. Contact number
3. Request of date/time *first choice
4. Request of date/time *second choice
5. Shoe size

- After you send your request, your reservation will be confirmed by an automatic reply from our email account.
- We may not be able to meet your requested date and time. We thank you for your understanding.
- For reservation requests on the day, please contact the shop directly.


【About this event】
- Customers with reservations will be prioritized, however not mandatory.
- Semi-custom orders are for women’s sizes only (UK sizes: 3 - 3 1/2 – 4 - 4 1/2 – 5 - 5 1/2 -6 - 6 1/2).
- Visitors are required to wear a mask and disinfect their hands with the alcohol antiseptics installed at the entrance.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this same concept. Here we introduce our originally developed linen fabric〈Linen Hemp Mat〉a fabric suitable for room wear and pajamas.

The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this same concept. Here we introduce our originally developed linen fabric〈Linen Hemp Mat〉a fabric suitable for room wear and pajamas.

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A solo exhibition featuring glass artist Masao Kozumi will be held at OVER THE COUNTER in Tokyo from Friday, July 29th. We will introduce his new works including “Danjyu,” a traditional stacking box used for serving food, in glass. We will also showcase new works colored in "Kame-nozokiiro*,” a tone that belongs to the Japanese indigo color story. Kozumi’s classic transparent green pieces will also be available. The exhibition pieces will travel to Kyoto, HIN / Arts & Science, and A&S Fukuoka as well. We welcome you to come and visit the exhibition.

The object “Danjyu”
This story begins with a 17th-century Japanese Biidoro* glass fragment excavated from the site of a magistrate's office in Nagasaki. The fragment was originally part of the side of a green-tinged danjyu. People who lived an affluent life in the Edo period likely enjoyed summer delicacies in biidoro danjyu as a way to cool down during the hot and humid summer months.
This glass Danjyu, designed and produced by Masao Kozumi using the same mold-blown* technique of the era, expresses the Japanese people’s unchanged view of nature and the sentiment of coolness they still feel when they see glass that resembles the transparent elements of water and ice. The delicate and precise finish of the Danjyu, in which the lid and body are perfectly aligned, offers a glimpse of the artist’s high level of skill and years of experience.


* Kame-nozokiiro (Japanese word for a pale aqua indigo) : The color of a cloth seen through an indigo-colored glass bottle. Also known to be the color of the sky reflected in the water inside a bottle, representing a very pale blue color of indigo dye.
* Biidoro: The name of a mainstream type of glass in 17th-century Japan. Derived from Vido, which means glass in Portuguese.
* Mold blowing: A technique of blowing glass into a mold made of metal or clay.



【How to make your reservation at OVER THE COUNTER / Tokyo】
Reservations will be prioritized on the launch date of the event: July 29th (Fri.）
Reservation window: July 22nd (Fri.) 12:00 noon 〜 27th (Wed.) 19:00
Please send us your request through our general contact form.

＊Reservations are not mandatory at OVER THE COUNTER all but the first day of the event
＊Reservations are not mandatory for HIN / Arts & Science and A&S FUKUOKA
＊Due to the delicate nature of the glass wares, children under elementary school are not permitted to enter this event. We thank you for your understanding.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.
• ※ Please note items may not be available due to limited quantities.

HIN / Arts & Science is pleased to announce a solo exhibition by metalsmith Yumi Nakamura starting Friday, July 15. This is her first presentation at Arts & Science and features the kettle, the item that inspired her creative activities, as well as other pieces from Nakamura’s personal archive selection that have aged over time and through use.
A tea ceremony by “Tsuki no on (Sound of the Moon),” Notsuki Watanabe will also be held during the event. We welcome you to come and enjoy two precious Taiwanese native teas carefully hand-picked using tools produced by Nakamura. The loose tea leaves will also be available for purchase. We look forward to your visit.

【Reservation Updates】
The first two days of this event and tea ceremony are now fully booked as of June 11th. From the 17th forward reservations appointments will be prioritized but not mandatory. In case of overcrowding there may be entry restrictions, or we may ask customers without reservations to wait in line.


“Objects to boil water”
I believe that the act of boiling water is a primitive activity.
It also requires tools, but these go beyond simply being tools; they are symbols that represent the burning fire. They are objects to boil water in, something primitive, something simple, something that brings a sense of richness to life.
For this presentation, I imagined the relationship between the kettle and the furnace, and how the act of boiling water can be done in various places: on the table, in the studio, in the kitchen, in the tea ceremony room, or even outdoors.
I hope you enjoy the exhibition.
　
― Yumi Nakamura


【Reservations for July 17th ~】
Appointments will be prioritized but not mandatory.
Please send your request through our general contact form.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning in 2003 is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this same concept. Here we introduce our originally developed linen fabric 〈Crazy Check Linen〉suitable for room wear and pajamas along with our variation of home styles.

The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning in 2003 is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this same concept. Here we introduce our originally developed linen fabric 〈Crazy Check Linen〉suitable for room wear and pajamas along with our variation of home styles.

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Italian brand “R+D.LAB” established in 2017, creates glassware that combines traditional Italian production techniques with modern design. A semi-custom order event will be held at A&S Daikanyama and A&S Fukuoka. We will show an option of three colours in carafe sets including our A&S limited edition color “Fog gray”.

“R+D.LAB” glassware is inspired by modernist architecture all handmade using borosilicate glass, which has excellent durability and heat resistance. The products are both functional and aesthetically pleasing to use in everyday lifestyle sciences.

This is the first event we will hold for the brand at Arts & Science. We look forward to your visit.


○ Orders will be delivered from late November to early December, 2022.
○ Appointments are not required for this event.
○ If you have any questions, please contact A&S Daikanyama (03-5784-3803).

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

Based in India, asiam studio, which designs, dyes and sews fabrics and is renowned for their quality and consideration of the local people and the environment, presents ‘r a s a i ‘. Arts & Science is one of the few stores in the world that has presented ‘r a s a i ‘ from their first collection.
From July 1st, we will be launching the new collection at A&S Aoyama, Marunouchi, and Kyoto. As a preview, A&S Fukuoka, our newest brick-and-mortar shop, will be the first to hold a pop-up event from Friday, June 24th. During the event, the entire collection on offer from Arts & Science this season will be on display at the Fukuoka location.


Founded in India in 1996 by two partners, asiam studio is a company that handles the entire production process of creating soft furnishings and clothing, from design and dyeing to sewing, and has collaborated mainly with established European brands. From 2018, the founder-designer started the process of renewing and developing the ‘r a s a i ‘ label, which was the starting point of the company, and since 2021, the founder-designer has proceeded with plans to create a new company, asiam studio living, to focus on various activities such as creating limited edition products and developing concepts. asiam studio’s goals include producing items with a universal appeal that enrich the lives of users. The conscious use of the back side of the fabric as a reversible factor is always calculated in their design, and the possibilities of design are never bound by age, gender, or size.

For the 2022 Spring/Summer r a s a i collection, we will introduce new items from the main collection along with special items made specifically for Arts & Science and reflecting A&S’s requests. These items for A&S are the result of detailed adjustments in fabric selection, stitch positions, and dye tones. The colorful items include jackets and coats made of Woven Checks, a colorful checked fabric, and reversible jackets, blouses, and dresses made of Mulmul, a classic lightweight fabric.

Woven Checks
This fabric was one of the designer’s custom-woven projects that had been kept carefully aside until the right opportunity appeared to develop items for a limited-edition series. Currently, it is not easy to manufacture high-quality, hand-woven fabrics in a multicolor check due to the increasing demand for khadi, a traditional cloth of the region. The unique texture of hand weaving and the expression of r a s a i’s standard sewing machine stitching are characteristic of this product, which is finished entirely by hand sewing. To develop this limited-edition collection, Arts & Science has selected four types of fabrics and styles from r a s a i ’s sample collection.

Mulmul
The Indian bed quilt “Razai” is the origin of the brand name, ‘r a s a i.’ The cotton wadding is gently wrapped in a cotton fabric called Mulmul and hand-sewn. Mulmul has historically been woven by the most highly skilled weavers in India. Also called, “woven wind,” this is an ultra-thin, soft and translucent cotton fabric with excellent breathability. Nowadays, the technique is close to becoming lost as power looms have taken over the majority of production in India, and this special attention and skill are not required when sewing in the modern way. In this r a s a i collection, in addition to the standard double-layered pants and underdresses, special items made only for A&S were created through fine adjustments including customized stitch placements, patterns, color dye selection and color combinations.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

Yoshifumi Yamamoto, is a wood artist who makes utensils with daily functionality in mind. He crafts his works with poetic and pictorial inspirations and never ceases to draw out a delicate charm from the raw material he selects. Arts & Science will present his first exhibition at HIN / Arts & Science in Kyoto from June 10th. We are featuring his kitchen utensils including cutting boards, cutlery, trays, storage boxes, and other items that will make your everyday tasks more enjoyable.

In addition, this occasion we are also exhibiting a new group of works called “Meiboku Shiotsubo (precious wood salt jars).” These are a collection of antiques selected by A&S director and owner Sonya Park, with a lid made of Meiboku (precious woods) by Yoshifumi Yamamoto. On June 10th and 11th, Yamamoto will be present at the shop. On these days he will personally take special orders for his “Meiboku lids.” They will be custom made to fit your personal vessel that may have lost their matching lid. *See below for details

This event is a special occasion to see Yoshifumi Yamamoto’s wide variety of kitchen utensils and new collaborative project with A&S. We look forward to your visit.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.
• ※ Please note items may not be available due to limited quantities.

A semi-custom order event for 〈FOX UMBRELLAS〉 will be held A&S Daikanyama and A&S Fukuoka. FOX UMBRELLAS are renowned for their traditional craftmanship since 1868.

Since the brand was established in the 19th century, the traditional craftmanship has stayed the same for over a century. Due to its beautiful appearance and high practicality, the umbrellas continue to be appreciated throughout the world today. At this event, you can order your favorite choice of umbrella from a combination of 10 handles, umbrella and band fabric (for both sunny and rainy weather) from 25 colours, and umbrella shape – long or folding.
Please find this a special opportunity to choose your personal umbrella to bring a spring and hop to those rainy days. The event also marks the brand’s debut at A&S Fukuoka. We look forward to your visit.


○ Delivery for orders will take place from late December to early January.
○ Reservations are not required for this event.
○ For inquiries, please contact A&S Daikanyama (03-5784-3803).

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

Chiavari is a small town on the coast of the Ligurian Sea in Italy. Since 2015, Arts & Science has introduced the La sedia leggera di Chiavari chairs, which have been produced in this area using almost exactly the same manufacturing method since the beginning of the 19th century. We will hold a pre-order event from Friday, May 27th starting in Tokyo and touring to Kyoto then Fukuoka. New arrivals will be presented, and this will be an opportunity to custom order from 5 styles and 7 variations of chairs.

La sedia leggera di Chiavari chairs are made in a workshop with a small number of expert craftsmen. Craftsmanship is seen in every step of the process from carving, assembling, weaving the seat, and painting, and the frame is made of high-quality wood sourced locally in Italy. The main features of the chairs are their beautiful form and surprisingly light weight, with the lightest model weighing about 2.9 kg, easy for anyone to move.

At this event, we will introduce a total of 5 styles and 7 variations of chairs. The newest feature is the one-seated armchair. Amongst the styles, you will be able to customize the material, paint, finish, and seat specifications for the model of your choice. These perfectly-crafted chairs are functional for everyday use, while the aesthetics enrich any interior space. You can also enjoy how the chairs age beautifully over time.

Please come and experience the lightness and comfort of the chairs from La sedia leggera di Chiavari. We look forward to your visit.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

Jewelry brand, TENTHOUSANDTHINGS has been chosen as one of 21 designers for Brilliant & Black: A jewelry Renaissance exhibition by Sotheby’s. The brand has also actively collaborated on presentations at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. We are honored to present new pieces from TENTHOUSANDTHINGS especially selected for Arts & Science at A&S Marunouchi, Aoyama and Fukuoka from Friday, May 20th until the end of August.

Arts & Science has presented various events in collaboration with TENTHOUSANDTHINGS by Ron Anderson and David Rees. At this trunk show, a number of unique jewelry shapes, including a customized variation of chandelier earring from the Sotheby's exhibition and rings using rare stones will be shared. The trunk show will tour 3 A&S stores with various pieces to fit the aesthetic of each location.

David Rees remarks the sources and inspirations of creating “beautiful things” at TENTHOUSANDTHINGS are the combinations of “raw materials” and “manufacturing techniques.” The philosophy is to express the beauty in jewelry without suppressing the natural features of the stones and metals - their original beauty. "With exciting and quality materials, we feel the value will not diminish, and we hope that translates to the end-user. Our jewelry adds “value” to the wearer. The designers share, “our creations are unique beautiful pieces always with a distinct statement, an originality, the concept being true to the material yet always unusual and special.”

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.
• ※ Please note items may not be available due to limited quantities.

We are pleased to announce our annual trunk show by New York jewelry brand, Judy Geib Plus Alpha, starting May 20th at A&S Aoyama.

Geib focuses most on her free handmade expressions. She combines different techniques intricating her high skills as a jeweler. She explains the concept of her work which is "commercial but still handmade. It’s not gallery jewelry". She wishes for many people to have access to her jewelry and the pieces to be worn in every day scenes. ＜Stardust constellation＞ is a selection of one-of-a-kind new pieces exclusively shown in Japan at Arts & Science. We invite you to see this array of new jewelry at this special occasion.


Stardust Constellation
“Ancient civilizations built their entire worlds around trying to understand the mysteries of the universe. For me, living in a city where I can only rarely see the stars, there is still an allure to finding where is my place, even if it is just calling to mind the idea of infinity every now and then. So, using materials from outer space (everything is from outer space!) and evoking the sparkle of the night sky, I’m searching too.”　
― Judy Geib


【Reservations】
＊Please note that visitors with appointments will be prioritized. Please make your reservation though our general contact form.

[Reservation deadline]
May 29th, 2022 (Sun.) 19:00

* Due to store capacity, we may ask customers without a reservation to wait in line or to return at a later time. We thank you for your understanding.
* After you send your reservation form, your reservation will be confirmed by an automatic reply from our email account.
* For reservation requests on the day, please contact the shop directly.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.
• ※ Please note items may not be available due to limited quantities.

〈Jomonami〉 is a traditional Japanese knitting technique (ami means knit in Japanese). In the Arts & Science 2022SS collection, bags made with this technique will be released at A&S Aoyama and HIN / Arts & Science, starting May 20th (Friday).

〈Jomon knitting〉 is a traditional Japanese technique. In the Arts & Science 2022SS collection, bags made with this technique will be released at A&S Aoyama and HIN / Arts & Science, starting May 20th (Friday).

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The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning in 2003 is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this concept. Here we introduce our originally developed fabric 〈Special Cotton Ox Chambray〉 for room wear and pajamas along with our variation of home styles.

The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning in 2003 is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this concept. Here we introduce our originally developed fabric 〈Special Cotton Ox Chambray〉 for room wear and pajamas along with our variation of home styles.

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〈KITAWORKS〉, based in Okayama, Japan, produces furniture featuring different combinations of metals. Their first exhibition will be held at OVER THE COUNTER in Tokyo from April 29th and at HIN in Kyoto from May 20th. The characteristic essence of Kitaworks lies in their advanced welding techniques, and this is on full display in the brass and glass cabinets and a selection of custom-made blue-toned pieces that were created especially for this exhibition.

〈KITAWORKS〉, based in Okayama, Japan, produces furniture featuring different combinations of metals. Their first exhibition will be held at OVER THE COUNTER in Tokyo from April 29th and at HIN in Kyoto from May 20th. The characteristic essence of Kitaworks lies in their advanced welding techniques, and this is on full display in the brass and glass cabinets and a selection of custom-made blue-toned pieces that were created especially for this exhibition.

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〈HAS〉 is a new collaborative venture from stylist Michio Hayashi’s 〈by H.〉 and Arts & Science. Utilizing the strengths of each brand, this collection of six styles of shirts was created. These shirts will be introduced within a special installation “HAS NOT,” starting Friday, April 15th at &SHOP Aoyama in Tokyo and at A&S Fukuoka.

〈HAS〉 is a new collaborative venture from stylist Michio Hayashi’s 〈by H.〉 and Arts & Science. Utilizing the strengths of each brand, this collection of six styles of shirts was created. These shirts will be introduced within a special installation “HAS NOT,” starting Friday, April 15th at &SHOP Aoyama in Tokyo and at A&S Fukuoka.

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Our A&S ＜Personalization Service＞ is available for selected leather goods throughout the year.

Please take the time to consider a personalized gift to your loved ones as Mother’s Day and Father’s Day approaches. To celebrate the moment, if you purchase an item by the deadlines below, our usual personalization service will be free of charge. The service is available at our standing shops and our Online Seller. We hope you find this opportunity to find a perfect gifting item.

【Details】※ For all A&S shops & Online Seller
First window：April 8th (Fri.) ～ April 17th, 2022 (Sun.) / 19:00
Delivery：From May 2nd, 2022 (Mon.) 〜

Second window：May 20th (Fri.) ～ Delivery ：From June 13nd, 2022 (Mon.) 〜

【Attention】
○ The free personalization services are only available for customers who purchase from the selected leather goods during this first and second window at our official A&S shops & Online Seller.
○ Deadlines may be ahead or behind the scheduled times due to our server system. Please place your order ahead of time.
○ The selection of leather goods are different according to each standing shop and our Online Seller. For stock inquiries, please contact each shop directly or our A&S Online Seller for details.
○ If you would like previous A&S purchases to be personalized the service will be of charge　for1,650 yen. This service is not available on our Online Seller. We thank you for your understanding.
○ For orders received through our Online Seller, the ship out will begin from specified delivery date and forward.
○ Items purchased for this service may not be exchanged or returned for any reason. Please consider thoroughly before deciding your purchase.

An exhibition by glass artist Peter Ivy will be held at three Arts & Science locations in Tokyo, Kyoto and Fukuoka. “Positive Space” will be unveiled for the first time at this exhibition. We invite you to come and see Ivy’s new series of works, which represent a new and very distinct take on glassware compared to the artist’s existing style.

In preparation for our special presentation, Ivy said that he made many new and different attempts. “Positive Space” is one result of his great efforts and presents a series of vases born out of his intense research on material and repeated experimentation. Together with “Positive Space,” there will be a lineup of his traditional grey glassware. Please enjoy the contrast of colors. In addition, a new item Ojyu (a Japanese-style stackable bento box) will also be presented.

The beginning of Spring is the perfect time to introduce Peter Ivy’s colorful new work, and we look forward to welcoming you to enjoy this rare opportunity to view works that are not included in our usual selection at the shops.



【Reservations】
* The regulations for mandatory appointments depend on each shop. Please check the details for the shop of your preference ahead of time.
* Due to store capacity, we may ask customers without a reservation to wait in line or to return at a later time. We thank you for your understanding.


【Reservation deadline】
* Please make your reservation though our general contact form.
* For reservation requests on the day, please contact the shop directly.
* After you send your reservation form, your reservation will be confirmed by an automatic reply from our email account.

＜OVER THE COUNTER＞
Reservations on all days of the event are mandatory.
Reservation window: Starts April 1st (Fri.)

＜HIN / Arts & Science, Nijodori Kyoto＞
Reservation mandatory: April 29th (Fri.)
Reservations prioritized: April 30th (Sat.) ~
Reservation window: Starts April 22nd (Fri.) 12:00/Noon

＜ARTS&SCIENCE FUKUOKA＞
Reservation mandatory: May 13th (Fri.) ~ 15th (Sun.)
Reservations prioritized: May 16th (Mon.) ~
Reservation window: Starts May 6th (Sun.) 12:00/Noon

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.
• ※ Please note items may not be available due to limited quantities.

＊Visitors with appointments will be prioritized. Please check below on how to make your reservation.

From March 25th (Friday) to April 24th (Sunday), 2022, Arts & Science Fukuoka will hold a trunk show for the Japanese jewelry brand muska. Muska is derived from the word “amulet” in Turkish. The concept of their hand-made jewelry is “to be a small companion for the jewelry wearer.” For the first time in Fukuoka, we are introducing muska.

At this presentation, a new series of works will launch under the theme of plants and animals in blooming flower fields and gardens. Colorful jewels from Arizona and around the world are featured combined with motifs of flowers and plants. The designer strives to make jewelry that will bring you joy as Spring arrives, and to soothe your soul especially during these times of the pandemic. We welcome you to see this special presentation from muska.


【Reservation】
＊Please note that visitors with appointments will be prioritized. Please make your reservation though our general contact form.

[Reservation deadline]
Arts & Science Fukuoka: April 23rd, 2022 (Sat.) / 19:00

* Due to store capacity, we may ask customers without a reservation to wait in line or to return at a later time. We thank you for your understanding.
* After you send your reservation form, your reservation will be confirmed by an automatic reply from our email account.
* For reservation requests on the day, please contact the shop directly.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

Introducing the new Bal collar coat from our Arts & Science Spring / Summer collection. Floral embroidery decorates the liner for a hidden surprise.

Introducing the new Bal collar coat from our Arts & Science Spring / Summer collection. Floral embroidery decorates the liner for a hidden surprise.

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From Friday, March 4th to March 31st, a trunk show for jewelry brand Mariko Tsuchiyama will be held at Arts & Science Marunouchi. We invite you on this occasion to see her world of pearl jewelry.

From Friday, March 4th to March 31st, a trunk show for jewelry brand Mariko Tsuchiyama will be held at Arts & Science Marunouchi. We invite you on this occasion to see her world of pearl jewelry.

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Arts & Science Aoyama is pleased to present glass artist Hodaka Higashi, from Akita, Japan. In this feature, we focus on Higashi’s passion for craftsmanship and the background to his original perfume bottles.

Arts & Science Aoyama is pleased to present glass artist Hodaka Higashi, from Akita, Japan. In this feature, we focus on Higashi’s passion for craftsmanship and the background to his original perfume bottles.

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An exhibition and sales event for furniture brand IFUJI will be held at OVER THE COUNTER in Tokyo and HIN / Arts & Science in Kyoto.

At this event, Arts & Science will introduce oval boxes and tableware such as the statement “Delmer” series and rim boxes, that were exclusively sold at our previous exhibitions. In addition, we plan to present new items including the launch of the new toilet paper box and the Italian round tray for the first time.

“IFUJI” carpentry is individually carved from large pieces of wood and carefully hand-finished. Their ideology lies in the idea of proposals of functional items that are necessary in an everyday lifestyle. We wish you to take this opportunity to see IFUJI’s masterpiece oval boxes and feel the essence of their quality handiwork in person.


【Reservation window for OVER THE COUNTER】
For February 23rd to 27th, the event is by reservations only. The reservation window will be open from February 21st (Monday) 12:00/ noon. Please make your reservation through our general contact form.
From February 28th, visits do not require a reservation.


【Reservation window for HIN / Arts & Science】
All days of the event will be held by reservation only. The reservation window will be open from March 1st (Tuesday) 12:00/ noon. Please make your reservation through our general contact form.


【Notices about this exhibition / your reservation】
○ Please note the reservation only dates are specified for each shop.
○ Due to store capacity, we may ask customers without a reservation to wait in line or to return at a later time. We thank you for your understanding.
○ After you send your reservation form, your reservation will be confirmed by an reply from our email account.
○ Any queries about the items will be answered at your scheduled appointment. Please refrain from sending any queries through email or phone call.
○ All items are available for sale only. Orders cannot be taken for this event.
○ The exhibition may close at an earlier date, at any time all items become sold out.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.
• ※ Please note items may not be available due to limited quantities.

Our seasonless selection, “Eichenlaub” is now available to semi-custom.

In addition to classic cutleries which are available at our stores throughout the year, total of 9 unique models such as cake servers, sugar spoons and butter knives (Photo 2) and other variations of 5 models will be available for a semi-custom order where you may select your preferred type of handle. Once again, the event will take place at HIN / Arts & Science in Kyoto and OVER THE COUNTER in Tokyo.

Whether you are looking to coordinate your personal cutleries in a special uniform design or seeking for a chance to order large sets of quantities usually unavailable to do so year round, this semi-custom order event is the perfect occasion to make your everyday table setting even more special. Please take this opportunity to newly meet or revisit the Eichenlaub collection.


【Regulations for the exhibition】
＊Due to the regulations for prevention of the coronavirus, admissions may be restricted to ensure your safety and social distancing.
＊Please wear a mask when you would visit us and disinfect your hands with the alcohol antiseptic solution.

At A&S DAIKANYAMA, we continue to propose seasonal baked goods for gift-giving occasions. This time we have selected a variety of choices especially for Valentine's Day.

Confectionery from AMIE is selected with quality ingredients, prioritizing organic choices and blending several different types of powder and sugar according to each type of pastry. AMIE’s pastries are designed to be enjoyed by a wide demographic of people from small children to vegan customers. The baking is done one by one by hand therefore only available in limited quantities. This time, four types of baked goods including an assortment box was specially made for Arts & Science.


＜Assorted Baked Confectionary＞
¥5,724（Available from：2/10）
A gift box containing 6 types of baked goods including financiers and oatmeal cookies. Selected ingredients are characterized by their gentle sweetness and simple taste.
Fruit pound cake / raw honey financiers / mocha salt financiers / chocolate oatmeal cookies / cacao balls / maple biscuits

＜Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies＞
¥1,620（Available from：2/4）
A simple cookie with a crunchy texture. Rich in organic chocolate and almonds mixed in the cinnamon-blend dough.

＜Cacao Balls＞
¥1,620（Available from：2/4）
Cookies in a ball shape, with a soft texture and rich cacao flavor. Made with quality Vietnamese cocoa powder. A plant-based cookies for vegans.

＜Cacao Cookies＞
¥2,970 each（Available from：2/10）
Elaborate cacao sandwich cookie using Vietnamese cacao powder. The jam and spread are sandwiched on a bitter-sweet textured cookie dough. The flavor of cacao can be tasted in different forms. A plant-based vegan option is also available that does not use butter.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.
• ※ Please note items may not be available due to limited quantities.

The 2022 SS collection will launch on Friday, February 4th. This season, we will present selections for each ＜Early spring / Spring / Summer＞ timing. Please see the updates on our official webpage and SNS platforms. To begin, please see our new releases from February to March, the “2022 Early Spring Collection.”

→ 2022 Early Spring Collection

• ※ Please contact our stores or send us a message via “contact form” for any inquiries.
• ※ Please note that some pieces may not be available due to its limited production.

Thank you for your continued support of Arts & Science.
From Wednesday, February 2nd business hours for all shops will change from 11:00 to 19:00.
*Excluding A&S MARUNOUCHI and DOWN THE STAIRS


【Change of business hours】
Starting February 2nd (Wed.) 2022
11:00－19:00　*Tuesdays are a weekly holiday

※Excluding A&S MARUNOUCHI and DOWN THE STAIRS
※SHOES and THINGS will be closed from February 1st (See details here).

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning in 2003 is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this concept. At first glance the items can seem very simple, however at A&S the selected materials and development is always committed to detail. Currently, our entire Home collection is available at A&S Daikanyama. This feature reflects on the story of the A&S original towel series and our newly developed navy dye.

The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning in 2003 is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this concept. At first glance the items can seem very simple, however at A&S the selected materials and development is always committed to detail. Currently, our entire Home collection is available at A&S Daikanyama. This feature reflects on the story of the A&S original towel series and our newly developed navy dye.

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“SHOES and THINGS” located across the street from Aoyama / Nezu Museum, has continued to introduce shoes and accessories for 16 years. At this timing, we are preparing to reapproach the space with a new attempt.

SHOES and THINGS will be open until January 31, 2022 (Monday), and going forward all items will remain available at ARTS & SCIENCE Aoyama and & SHOP Aoyama.

We look forward to welcoming you once again and our next announcement.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

＜NOTICE＞
The books have closed for this exhibition and all reservation windows are currently full.
We thank you for your continuous support. At the moment there are many incoming inquiries regarding the exhibition. Please see the details below:

・As reservations are full, all event days are now changed to appointment only.
・Visitors without reservations will not be admitted into the shop. Please refrain from waiting outside the entrance.
・There is no waiting list for canceled appointments.
・Inquiries regarding the details of the artwork / content of the exhibition are only attended at the shop on the exhibition dates. Please do not contact by phone call or e-mail.
・A confirmation e-mail has been sent to all appointment requests. If you have not received your confirmation, please check your spam mail folder. If you have not received an e-mail, your appointment is not valid.


Exhibiton “Sunny & Cloudy” by glass artist Kazumi Tsuji will be held at OVER THE COUNTER from January 21 (Fri) to January 30 (Sun). We introduce various styles of works from “ms.garden,” newly presented at her shop factory zoomer last year. Other series will also be available. We welcome you to come and see a full lineup of Tsuji’s expertise.

“ms. garden” was born from the artist's desire to create items which lift your heart and mood, while we go through the difficulties of the pandemic. She wanted to portray the closer organic relationship we have to nature now, spending more time at home. This series of glassware depicts plants and butterflies with cuts and enamel on the glass surface with a new milky white glass.
We wish you to please come and visit our first exhibition held in 2022. We look forward to seeing you there.


Sunny & Cloudy
“‘Life has its sunshine and its rain, its days and its nights its peaks and its valleys.’ - This are words from a Snoopy comic strip that I loved to ready in bed when I was little. The saying means, if you are alive, there will be the fun days and hard days. I mean, I've been told this kind of thing many times, and I know it, but in the pandemic I've kind of come back to this very common saying.
A sudden shift was how the pandemic affected me. I was always looking toward the outer world. At the beginning for a while, I was at a lost in it all, but in the second year I found various discoveries and enjoyments in my days of walking around my home, the workshop, and the fields and paths around my neighborhood. I realized that weeds will grow quickly when left alone, hydrangeas grow taller and taller day to day, and white butterflies that dance amongst the cabbage fields show me a familiar scene every same time of the year. These two years have completely reestablished how human society and I believe has created some change in some good ways. I wrote on the glass the very personal feelings I found and felt in my daily life, through the weather, the plants in the garden and the animals I meet. It was an unfamiliar form of my own production, and will be kept as good record for myself and the life we are living right now. If I know many people can empathize with my current creations, that is more happiness than I imagine for these results of my new series of works.
It will be sunny, partly cloudy and later on a little rainy today.”
— Kazumi Tsuji


【Reservations】WINDOW CLOSED / FULLY BOOKED
The appointment window will begin on Monday, January 17th at12:00.
Please make your reservation though our general contact form.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.
• ※ Please note items may not be available due to limited quantities.