The "Don't Look" (視てはいけない絵画展) has sold more than 15,000 tickets! Ginza Tokyo extends its exhibition period to 2026/1/19, and the first nighttime-only masterpieces are revealed!

This winter, Tokyo Ginza's most talked-about immersive horror art show is not"Don't Look at the Picture Show."The movie is the best of all worlds. Produced by a production team that specializes in horror movies.NOTHING NEWThe "Theater of the Year" is "Theater of the Year".Don't look.The "Tape" was used as a lead-in to a visual of a portrait of a man with his eyes covered by tape, and it quickly festered on SNS.Ticket sales have exceeded 15,000 tickets., the organizers announced that the schedule, originally scheduled through 2025/12/28, would beExtended to 2026/1/19What's even more shocking is that two works that were not released because they were "too dangerous" have been added to the show. What's even more shocking: two works that were previously not released because they were "too dangerous" are confirmed to be included in the show, one of themPortrait of Guillaume.only innighttimeShow up, the other oneThe Immaculate Conception則Daytime only.Appreciate that the truth is revealed only at the conference.

Highlights & Highlights of the Exhibition

1｜Extension of Exhibition Period + Release of Two Banned Paintings

A story line from a mysterious collector.Takeshiro Ono (Takeshiro Ono)His last wish: his lifelong collection of "Don't Look Paintings" has finally been made public, but two of them were excluded from the list because they were too risky. Now, due to the overwhelming response from the audience, the organizers have decided to let them appear - thePortrait of Guillaume.only innighttimeIt can be seen thatThe Immaculate Conceptiononly inDaytimeWhy is there a need for such a distinction? Only those who were there can get the answer.

2｜"Erotic" Narrative x Horror Movie Team, Lets You Be Part of the Story

This exhibition is organized byNOTHING NEWThe program combines sensory cues such as image language, site installation, and sound, light, and smell to create the so-called"Eroded" ExperienceThe exhibition is not about one-way viewing, but about letting the threads of the exhibition gradually penetrate into your cognition, pushing the distance between you and the "paintings". What you "see" may not necessarily be just paintings, and the distance you thought was safe may be drawn closer without you realizing it.

3｜With Box Office and Word of Mouth, SNS Becomes the Engine of Proliferation

The reverse communication with the slogan "Don't Look", coupled with the strong visual effect of the portrait's "eyes" being pasted on, successfully stimulated curiosity and the fervor for second-hand creativity. Many of the shows were sold out, and the photo area and the surrounding area became hot fodder for social media posts.

What kind of audience is it for?

For those of you who like suspenseful experiences and puzzle action.

If you're a fan of plot lines, ambiguities and eggs, this is the show for you. The two new "forbidden paintings" are more like upgraded missions: day and night each unlocking a different clue.

Ginza Half-Day Shoze's Value-Added Itinerary

The exhibition venue is located atGinzaNovo (GinzaNovo/Ku-Tokyu Plaza Ginza)The 6th floor features a special meeting room that is within walking distance of Ginza Chuo-dori and Hibiya, making it a convenient place for shopping, coffee stops, and dinners.

Tips before buying tickets and visiting

It is recommended to select "Day or Night" first.

若Locked on Portrait of Guillaume.Please be sure to schedule your trip atnighttimeAdmission; want to seeThe Immaculate ConceptionIf so, pleasedaytimeGo to. Want to see both? You can enter in two sessions or choose a second visit on a different day.

Clothing and Peer Advice

The exhibition is primarily an immersive experience, so it is recommended that you wear shoes made of quiet materials and keep your cell phone fully charged. If you are bringing children who are easily frightened, please assess the content first.

Exhibition Information (Official Announcement)

exhibition name: Don't see the painting exhibition (視てはいけない絵画展)
Duration: November 28, 2025 (V) - January 19, 2026 (I)
Opening Hours: ～2025/12/28 (Sun) 11:10-20:30 (Last admission 19:30) / From 2025/12/29 (Mon) 11:10-19:30 (Last admission 18:30)
※2025/12/31(Wed) to 15:00 (final admission 14:00) / 2026/1/19(Mon) to 15:00 (final admission 14:00)
Rest House:: 2026/1/1 (iv)
Venue：GinzaNovo (GinzaNovo/Ku-Tokyu Plaza Ginza)6F Special Hall (5-2-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061)
FareWeekdays ￥2,000 (tax included) / Weekends and national holidays ￥2,300 (tax included)
Fares for weekends and national holidays apply on 2026/1/2 (Fri).

Official Information and Ticketing Links

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Transportation tips for overseas travelers

How to get to GinzaNovo (Old Tokyu Plaza Ginza)

自Tokyo Metro Ginza Station、Hibiya StationWalking Access; SelfJR Yurakucho StationA few minutes walk. The area around the Ginza is crowded, so it is recommended to reserve time for admission and queuing.

Conclusion: The more you don't want to see it, the more you want to see it.

The "Don't Look Art Exhibition" pushes the tension of taboo and curiosity to its highest point. With extended exhibition hours, limited night-time works, and secrets revealed only on site, it's not just a "photo op", but also a strange urban conversation between reality and fiction. If you're planning a winter trip to Tokyo, include it in your Ginza itinerary and you might take away a piece of "don't-see-it memory" that belongs to you alone.
*Organizer's Note: The contents of this exhibition are not guaranteed to be true; information may change, please refer to the official announcement.