Image: Artizon Museum, Tokyo
The Artizon Museum in Tokyo has announced its September opening information while promoting discounted tickets for two exhibitions: ‘Ettore Sottsass — When Magic Begins, Design Is Born’ and ‘Shuzo Takiguchi: Writing and Drawing.’ The announcement was published on August 28, 2026, through the museum’s official account.
The museum said that discounted tickets would be available through September 18. The offer includes a ‘Magical Pair Discount Ticket’ and a sticker-linked, weekday-only ticket with a limited validity period. Both offers are subject to availability and will no longer be sold once supplies run out.
The two exhibitions named in the announcement place design and visual experimentation at the center of the museum’s September programme. The first is dedicated to Ettore Sottsass, the Italian designer and architect whose work is associated with radical approaches to furniture, interiors and objects. The second focuses on Shuzo Takiguchi, the Japanese poet, artist and critic, and on the relationship between his writing and drawing.
The post does not provide individual exhibition opening or closing dates, nor does it give further information about the galleries, works or accompanying programmes. It presents the exhibitions together as part of the museum’s September opening notice rather than offering separate curatorial descriptions.
The ticket announcement also does not specify the price of either discount option. It confirms only the September 18 sales deadline and the condition that sales will end earlier if the available tickets are exhausted. Further details are provided through the museum’s ticket-information link.
