Celebrating the 7th anniversary, Blythe is introduced as a character of story through a variety of events. 70 original Blythe dolls designed by various fashion brand designers and artists will be gathered for this exhibition. Additionally, Blythe store will be open for limited period of time, selling a lot of exclusive items available only at Omotesando Hills. There will be the popularity vote for Blythe Beauty Contest also. *Due to the holding of 3rd Blythe Beauty Contest, Blythe store only will be open on July 6th (Sun) from 11:00-18:30.

The free publication "dictionary" published by Club King is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. To celebrate the occasion, a limited-period shop made in the image of a 3D dictionary will offer reissues, dead stock and sample T-shirts, old and new stuff alike only available for a limited time only!

Works from the museum's collection will be on display, with 5 different themes. 1. "Yearning for Blue": introduces painters, such as Rene Magritte, Marc Chagall, Raoul Dufy and Shunsuke Matsumoto who rendered the world in shades of blue. 2. "To Make Invisible Visible": from the museum's collection of contemporary Japanese art, this section showcases artists who devoted themselves to abstract expression, focusing particularly on Takeo Yamaguchi and Jiro Yoshihara. 3. "Where is Utopia?": introduces the notion of utopia and images of paradise that artists associated with Utsunomiya envisioned. 4. "Producing Images": art and design work will be presented alongside each other in the same exhibition space, arranged with the techniques of knitting, weaving and producing in mind. 5. "Revolutionary Russia -Adventures in Design": Russian avant-garde posters from the 1920s and the design work of Japanese artists who took hints from the former will be on display. Location: Exhibition Room 1

On June 19th 1983, "Shu Uemura Beauty Boutique (present Omotesando shop)" was open in Aoyama and Omotesando as the first full-scale beauty boutique in the world. Celebrating the 25th anniversary, this exhibition is held as part of this year's theme project "Susabi Project". Having "an artist's open atelier" as main concept, this exhibition introduces the world of Shu Uemura. The exhibition consists of 3 different themes: In "Boutique", the worldwide success of boutique and its history will be examined; "Atelier" introduces the world of the artist; In "Theater", collaborative works by the creators from various genres, such as the fashion duo Viktor & Rolf, and a group of animators "Genius Party", will be on display. Visitors will experience Shu Uemura's uniquely artistic space. -Eyelash Night Date & Time: June 13th (Fri) 21:00-4:00 Location: Mad Lounge (Roppongi Hills Mori Tower 52F) Please see exhibition website for more details.

Reversing the positive/negative relationship between mold and object, Chris Kirby introduces a new line of porcelain ware that captures the unexpected shape of negative spaces. The artist will be at the cafe on July 4th (Fri) from 19:30 to 21:00 to meet visitors.

Bags and pouches with screen-printed illustrations and patterns, as well as wall-hanging pieces made out of fabrics will be on display and for sale. Please enjoy these simple yet unique items. Concurrent events -Black Coffee (Yuriko Akashi) Glass Workshop Dates: July 4th (Fri) & 5th (Sat) Time: Session 1 13:30-15:30, Session 2 16:00-18:00 Fee: 1 session only ¥4000, Both sessions ¥5500 Capacity: 6 people for each session (Please make reservation asap!) -Mini Cafe by Dans la Nature Dates & Time: July 5th (Sat) & 6th (Sun) 14:00-19:00 Panna cottas, cookies and muffins will be for sale.

Prior to the launch of the latest issue of Jeu de Paume's "Recettes des mamans a Paris", this exhibition presents photo panels of moms and kids enjoying cooking together. In addition, Jeu de Paume-selected kitchen goods and table ornaments from Paris will be on display. The book itself will also be available for sale at the gallery.

Fresco is an Osaka-based brand with over 20 years of expertise in expertly crafted glassware. This exhibition by Tsuyoshi Tsujino, head of Fresco, features products with a keen consciousness of contemporary environments and space.

William Morris (1834-1896) was the most prominent artist and thinker of the 19th-century England, and still has a great influence today. In this exhibition, approximately 90 works, including stained glass model, which became the basis of his career as a decoration artist, original wall paper, textiles, furniture and small rooms with interior accessories of his time, will be on display. -Special Talk by Harumi Tsuda This exhibition's editorial supervisor Tsuda Harumi will consider with her audience the artist's thoughts and dreams by tracking back his artistry and social climate of his time.

From Scandinavian vintage to handmade accessories, a variety of design goods will be on display.

Celebrating the 5th anniversary of Niji Gallery, "Smile Market" will be held on the theme "Let's go to Hawaii!" In addition to original prints with flower motifs, knick-knacks and accessories, rainbow-motif bags and T-shirts from "Rainbow & Sunui" will be on display. Reception Party: July 5th (Sat) 17:30-19:30

Novel exhibition by Kosuke Sanaki, aka mkksk, including this new works based around Coexist's concept "We Think The Earth Through The Art". In addition, candles made from waste oil and other limited edition products with eco-friendly designs by Coexist and filt will be on display and for sale. Live performance by Coexist and Franx Date & Time: July 12th (Sat) 18:00- Fee: ¥500

This exhibition, which spotlights Japanese designers whose work is featured at the annual Milano Salone, is being held for the 6th year running. Young designers with promising work will be featured here on a weekly rotating basis.

BorneLund is a marketer of build-and-play toys for children. This summer, Hakone Open Air Museum and BorneLund collaborate to create an environment where children can experience "art" and "play" at the same time. A play ground where kids can run around and have fun is waiting for everyone! Location: Multi Hall

The world of colors is entering a new era. Thanks to the development of computers, LED and display technologies, we can now freely choose colors from an infinite selection with a single switch. Colors are generated from relationships between light, objects and our sense of sight. Techniques of color arrangement have developed mainly from the colors (pigments and dyes) of non-moving objects. But now that we can freely control light, we are encountering a new problem: how to show moving colors. Changes in our sense of color have a powerful influence in the fields of household goods, fashion and interior design. More people are not simply passively choosing colors but are doing so as a way of expressing themselves and conveying messages. Gathered under a single roof at this exhibit are works that lead a new generation of colors, such as interactive art, visual works and interior goods and lighting from advanced companies. -Talk Session "Where Colors Exist" Takayuki Fujimoto is a spatial designer & lighting artist. He produced the highly-acclaimed play, "True", which made dynamic use of LED lighting. Fujimoto will talk about lighting effects in this particular play and about his past productions. Tetsuya Osaki, chief editor of the Japanese-English bilingual website "Realtokyo" and "ART iT" magazine, will be the other guest at the talk. Date & Time: July 6th (Sun) 14:00-16:00 (Doors open at 13:30) Location: Skip City Sainokuni Visual Plaza 1F HD Studio Capacity: 70 people Admission: Free Contact: Eizo Museum 048-265-2500

Traditional ai-zome (indigo dying) studio Kisenkyo, by Mitsuyasu and Noriko Tanio from Kyoto, brings you a collection of items that "make your everyday special."

July 8th (Tue)-18th (Fri) Gallery Le Bain (1F) July 15th (Tue)-31st (Thu) Show Room Le Bain (B1F) Works on the theme of "flutter" tailored to the space of the gallery will be on display at Gallery Le Bain. 8 large objects will be exhibited in the first floor gallery from July 8th-18th. From July 15th-31st, around 40 kitchen and bathroom accessories and other small objects will be on display in the basement showroom. A reception will also be held on the 15th when the two exhibitions overlap. The video work "Flutter" will be screened using a projector, and there will also be a DJ and music lineup, creating a multi-media experience of sound, light and color at this special event. Reception party: July 15th (Tue) 19:00-21:00

1F -"History Road - Tracing Generations of Iron Horses" Looks back on the 105 year-old history of Harley Davidson, with a variety of exhibited works such as Haley bikes, video, advertisements and painting. 3F -"Memorial Road -Rushing Through Showa Era" Iron horses were introduced full-scale to Japan at the beginning of the Showa era. This exhibition will bring back memories of the time with a presentation of photographs capturing these historic moments.

Exhibition of numerous handmade objects made of wood, brass and stain paints taking as their motifs the things that surround us. The theme of the exhibition is "happy stories between people and things". About 50 items, accessories for living, industrial products like machines and typewriters, along with organs, robots, toasters, instruments, toys and so on, are on display.