Wa no Akari x Hyakudan Kaidan

  • Things to do
  1. Wa no Akari x Hyakudan Kaidan
    Photo: Hotel Gajoen Tokyo
  2. Wa no Akari x Hyakudan Kaidan
    Photo: Hotel Gajoen Tokyo
  3. Wa no Akari x Hyakudan Kaidan
    Photo: Hotel Gajoen Tokyo
  4. Wa no Akari x Hyakudan Kaidan
    Photo: Hotel Gajoen Tokyo
  5. Wa no Akari x Hyakudan Kaidan
    Photo: Hotel Gajoen Tokyo
  6. Wa no Akari x Hyakudan Kaidan
    Photo: Hotel Gajoen Tokyo
  7. Wa no Akari x Hyakudan Kaidan
    Photo: Hotel Gajoen Tokyo
Advertising

Time Out says

Known for its ornate halls adorned with marvellous Japanese art, Hotel Gajoen is hosting an art illumination exhibition at its famed Hyakudan Kaidan (100-step staircase), which is a registered tangible cultural property of Tokyo.

The theme this year is Hyakkai Yako, which means ‘the night parade of 100 demons’. The installations across the seven rooms use light and shadow to illustrate famous Japanese ghost stories, with progressing storylines that follow your journey into the maze. You’ll see lanterns carved with intricate patterns and colourful lights, mannequins wearing demon masks, a large crystal made from recycled plastic bottles, and more.

Entry costs ¥1,500 (students ¥800) per person, which you can purchase at the door or online.

Details

Address:
Price:
¥1,500 (students ¥800)
Opening hours:
11am-6pm (last entry 5.30pm)
Advertising
You may also like
You may also like