Japan’s only Spot with ‘LOVE WALL’ Born in NY －“TOKYO RENOVATION MUSEUM” in Shimbashi

Walking for 8 minutes from JR Shimbashi Station, you can find “TOKYO RENOVATION MUSEUM,” one of the most popular spots among those who love cute things. Under the theme of ‘See, Learn, Feel, and Inspired by Renovation,’ it opened on the 1st floor of Panasonic Tokyo Shiodome Building in 2019. Anyway, don’t miss looking at the precious artwork from NY painted on the outer wall!

When you visit “TOKYO RENOVATION MUSEUM,” ‘LOVE WALL’ whose illustrations of colorful hearts in chains cover the outer wall catches your eyes. It was created by James Goldcrown who is active while being based in NY. In 2015, the heart symbol that he painted on the outer wall of a building in NY got attention as ‘LOVE WALL,’ and then, was painted in Los Angeles as well. Due to these events, his artworks went viral on social media. It seems that he tells us ‘Let’s hold hands together and love together beyond each other’s differences’ by painting hearts, a universal symbol of love. In Japan, you can see this artwork at only TOKYO RENOVATION MUSEUM.

In addition, you should look at the artwork displayed at the entrance, too. The museum provides you with 3 contents, ‘learn’, ‘feel’ and ‘achieve’. How about experiencing the facility while taking photos? It’s free admission for everyone.