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Enjoy an afternoon tea that expresses the world of Rouge Coffret. The 『ストロベリー&ローズ アフタヌーンティー ～Rouge Coffret（ルージュ・コフレ）～』 will be held at TAVERN by the green (タバーン・バイ ザ グリーン) on the 2nd floor of The Strings Omotesando. Featuring juicy strawberries and fragrant roses, we present an elegant afternoon tea inspired by Rouge Coffret, where sweets capturing the beauty of red are arranged like jewels. The afternoon tea stand will appear in a glamorous style adorned with sparkling bijoux and roses. The sweets selection includes six items that brighten the stand: a strawberry pie brimming with fresh berries, champagne jelly scented with rose, a glossy bright-red chocolate mousse, and rose-shaped macarons. Making its debut is the “strawberry coffret”, which lets you enjoy fresh domestic strawberries just as they are. Using carefully selected branded strawberries that change daily, it offers a luxurious experience pleasing to both the eyes and the palate. Savories include four kinds such as TAVERN’s special mini burgers packed with umami and an open-faced sandwich of smoked salmon and mascarpone cheese, along with salad and potage, for a satisfyingly abundant lineup. On weekdays, a special cocktail salad is served: a stylish caprese of strawberries and burrata cheese paired with crystal tomato jelly. For drinks, enjoy as much as you like from 16 varieties including teas from the Singapore-born luxury tea brand TWG Tea and The Strings Omotesando’s original blend coffee. The optional menu also features an aromatic and gorgeous martini based on dry gin and strawberry liqueur, layered with tea and pomegranate vinegar and adorned with petals. In addition, a special dessert of a crisp-baked croffle with strawberries and melting chocolate ice cream will appear. Together with the afternoon tea, savor a blissful, heart-unwinding moment. There is also a prix fixe course where you can choose a main dish and have four afternoon tea sweets served as dessert. At TAVERN by the green, why not indulge in a luxurious strawberry-and-rose teatime that sets your heart aflutter in rouge? ◆Afternoon Tea Menu ＜Salad＞ Weekdays: Strawberry and burrata caprese, cocktail salad with tomato crystal jelly Holidays: Strawberry and burrata caprese salad ＜Soup＞ Beet potage with framboise powder ＜Savories＞ ・Open-faced sandwich with smoked salmon and mascarpone cheese, balsamic sauce ・Hojicha mousse, red wine jelly ・Smoked tea duck, berry sauce ・TAVERN special mini burger, cacao gravy sauce ＜Sweets＞ ・Strawberry&Rose champagne jelly ・Crimson bonbon chocolat ・Bright red chocolate mousse ・Strawberry&Rose macaron ・Strawberry pie ・Strawberry&Rose chocolate tart ・Strawberry coffret（today’s domestic strawberries） ※2 pieces per person ◆Drink Menu A total of 16 varieties including teas by the luxury tea brand TWG tea founded in Singapore, coffee, and more ◆Optional Menu ・Strawberry&Rose martini ・Strawberry&chocolate croffle ◆Course Menu with Mini Afternoon Tea ＜Salad＞ Weekdays: Strawberry and burrata caprese, cocktail salad with tomato crystal jelly Holidays: Strawberry and burrata caprese salad ＜Soup＞ Beet potage with framboise powder ＜Main Dish＞ Choose one from below Buckwheat galette／Today’s pasta／Grilled swordfish／Grilled Shingen chicken thigh／Stone-oven bread burger（＋￥1,200）／Grilled beef sirloin（＋￥2,000） ＜Dessert＞ 4 afternoon tea sweets ・Strawberry&Rose champagne jelly ・Bright red chocolate mousse ・Strawberry&Rose macaron ・Strawberry&Rose chocolate tart ※For details, please check the official website.

The first-ever large-scale exhibition spanning the entire Ghost in the Shell anime series, 'Ghost in the Shell Exhibition: Ghost and the Shell', will be held at Toranomon Hills 「TOKYO NODE」! With the full cooperation of Production I.G—the studio behind the animation of successive entries since the 1995 theatrical release 『GHOST IN THE SHELL/攻殻機動隊』—and Science SARU, which is producing a new anime slated to air in 2026, this exhibition takes Masamune Shirow’s 1989 original as its starting point and surveys every work in the anime series. It is the first large-scale exhibition in the series’ history that lets visitors traverse 30 years of Ghost in the Shell. In addition to works by successive directors such as Mamoru Oshii, Kenji Kamiyama, Kazuya Kise, and Shinji Aramaki, the exhibition also plans to showcase pieces related to the new anime by Science SARU scheduled for 2026. Visitors can appreciate and compare the distinctive themes and worlds of each work. During the exhibition period, a wide array of exhibition-exclusive original goods will also be on sale. Don’t miss special items available only here. The exhibition is also scheduled to tour overseas, so keep an eye on new developments as Ghost in the Shell expands worldwide. This is an unprecedented exhibition where anime, technology, and art converge. Take this opportunity to pay a visit. 《Highlights》 ◆ Tracing the origins of the entire series — Over 600 archival items, including previously unreleased materials — We will present more than 600 valuable materials produced throughout the making of the Ghost in the Shell series—ranging from a vast number of key drawings and setting materials to storyboards—including items never before made public. Through numerous archives and director-specific interviews premiering at this exhibition, you can compare and experience the sources of each installment while getting a feel for the reality of the production floor. This is a rare chance to witness the creative site of Ghost in the Shell—captivating even for those who aren’t yet fans. ◆ Unearthing the future from the depths of information — An immersive, full-body experience — We plan immersive installations and interactive, hands-on exhibits unique to TOKYO NODE. Also screening are valuable interview videos that interpret the series’ story from each director’s perspective, offering new viewpoints on Ghost in the Shell you may not have known. A particular highlight is the “DIGる（ディグル）” exhibit, where visitors themselves access the world and vast troves of information of Ghost in the Shell to unearth hints for the future. It is a one-of-a-kind exhibit that invites you to delve deep into the series’ worldview and decode it with both thought and the senses. ◆ A place where “past and present” intersect — Redefining “What is human?” — This exhibition is not merely for viewing; through each experiential display it seeks to overlay the future envisioned and questioned by Ghost in the Shell with changes in the real world, becoming a place where every visitor can encounter “their own Ghost in the Shell.” Furthermore, it reexamines the universal question Ghost in the Shell has consistently posed—“What is a human?”—from the perspective of contemporary cutting-edge technologies such as AI and BMI (Brain–Machine Interfaces). By unraveling the relationship between “GHOST” and “SHELL,” it offers visitors the opportunity to move between “past and present” and reconsider their own existence. ◆ 'Ghost in the Shell' Another Perspective - A Co-creative Project with Creators Around the World - During the exhibition period, we plan to present installation displays co-created with contemporary artists and creators active in Japan and abroad who have been influenced by 'Ghost in the Shell.' This will be a valuable opportunity to experience firsthand the impact and diversity that 'Ghost in the Shell' has had on creators around the world. ◆ In addition to original merchandise, an original shop unique to this crossover exhibition Along with original merchandise exclusive to this exhibition, we will open an original shop made possible precisely because it is a crossover exhibition. Enjoy a special shopping experience available only here. ※ Please check the official website for details.

100% Sweden! An exhibition bringing together masterpieces of Swedish painting. This exhibition offers a full-fledged introduction to paintings from the golden age of Swedish art, which have drawn global attention in recent years. With the full cooperation of the Nationalmuseum, Sweden, it approaches the uniquely Nordic sensibility of living richly in harmony with nature through captivating paintings created in Sweden from the late 19th to the early 20th century. This will be the first special exhibition commemorating a milestone year for the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, which celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2026. [Highlights of the exhibition] 1. 100% Sweden!—Exploring the uniquely Nordic sensibility of living richly with nature All works on display are by Swedish artists. The works express Sweden’s austere yet abundant nature and a warm gaze toward everyday life. With the keywords “Nature,” “Light,” and “The Radiance of the Everyday,” visitors will sense in the works the roots of the wellbeing-oriented lifestyle that characterizes Sweden today. 2. The gaze of artists who pioneered new forms of expression In the latter half of the 19th century, Swedish painters sought subjects that expressed their nation’s identity and methods of expression worthy of them. Moving away from the Realism and Naturalism they had studied in France, they forged distinctive approaches that emphasized personal emotion and lyrical atmosphere. This exhibition focuses on works from the 1880s to 1915, considered the golden age of Swedish art. 3. An exhibition dedicated to Swedish painting that has recently been attracting worldwide attention! In recent years, large-scale exhibitions have been held in countries such as France and the United States, and Swedish painting has been drawing international attention. With the full cooperation of the Nationalmuseum, Sweden, this exhibition brings together masterpieces of Swedish painting, including works by national painter Carl Larsson and by August Strindberg, also known as a playwright. Through a collection impressive in both quality and quantity, it presents fresh allure in Nordic art.