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Meet Yosh*teru "Yoshi" Ohtani - He's the GRAND MASTER and creator of EN-PA Tokyo. Since 2002, Yoshi has been very active...
26/04/2019

Meet Yosh*teru "Yoshi" Ohtani - He's the GRAND MASTER and creator of EN-PA Tokyo.

Since 2002, Yoshi has been very active as a space designer, designing for various expositions, shopping centers, and culture centers, not only in Japan but also in other countries.

The opening of the Schulz Museum inspired him to start creating his own art. He first met Charles M. Schulz in 1993, and Schulz expressed his interest in Yoshi's artworks.

In 2003, he began to create an original art form called GLYPHART. Using Japanese ink brush painting, Yoshi combined PEANUTS (Snoopy) characters with Japanese characters (Kanji) and Japanese words.

EN-PA Tokyo is a hands-on learning site of GLYPHART in Akasaka Tokyo and at EN-PA Tokyo, we aim to share the idea of EN-PA globally.

We hope you can join us!

26/04/2019

Welcome to EN-PA Tokyo! We're offering a one-of-a-kind Japanese calligraphy experience in Akasaka! If you're looking to spend an hour or so to immerse yourself into the Japanese culture, what better way than to participate in one of the many things that make Japanese culture so unique?! You can find us on TripAdvisor, Viator, and/or Airbnb!

住所

10A Akasaka Chalet, 2-18-18 Akasaka
Minato-ku, Tokyo
107-0052

営業時間

月曜日 11:00 - 18:00
木曜日 11:00 - 18:00
金曜日 11:00 - 18:00
土曜日 11:00 - 18:00
日曜日 11:00 - 18:00

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+81364265623

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Starting with the circle, people are connected by fate

Since 2002 YOSHI has been very active as a space designer, designing for various exposition, shopping centers, and culture centers, not only in Japan, but also in other countries. He first met Mr. Charles M Schulz in 1993 and Mr. Schulz had shown great interest in Yoshi’ s art. Since then, the friendship between two artists developed beyond the boundary of two different countries and languages. Together, they accomplished SNOOPY TWON in JAPAN. After 2003, He started creating his original art called GLYPHART, using Japanese ink brush painting and combined Peanuts characters with Japanese Kanji.