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Discover Monet in a New Dimension!

The enchanting world of Claude Monet, a key figure in Impressionism, is currently being showcased at the Konica Minolta Planetarium in Tokyo. The immersive experience titled 'Immersive Planetarium - Monet' has been extended until July 12, 2026, allowing more audiences to delve into his famed masterpieces and life story.

Experience Monet’s Light Transitions

This unique program takes visitors on a breathtaking journey through Monet's perspective on light, capturing the transient beauty he portrayed on canvas. Under the expert supervision of Hiroshi Yasui, a recognized researcher of Monet, attendees will gain insights into what the artist loved, observed, and how he represented light on his canvases. Featuring a selection of renowned paintings, this immersive experience allows visitors to appreciate Monet's artistic philosophy, coupled with an engaging narrative.

A Cutting-Edge Immersive Journey

The standout feature of 'Immersive Planetarium - Monet' is its innovative display that extends beyond the conventional boundaries of art appreciation. Noteworthy works such as the series of 'Water Lilies' and 'Impression, Sunrise' are presented through cutting-edge AI technology, extending visual experiences beyond the canvas. In this special dome setting, the audience is encompassed by Monet's brushstrokes and vibrant colors, transforming the entire space into a loop of immersive colors, allowing participants to literally step into the world Monet envisioned.

The dome theater, DOME1 at Planetaria Tokyo, is uniquely designed to flood audiences in a stunning visual treat, where every inch of sight is graced with Monet's color palette. This environment creates an unparalleled immersive experience enhancing appreciation for digital art.

Delightful Photogenic Menus

A specially themed café known as 'Cafe Planetaria' is located within the planetarium, offering exclusive menu items inspired by Monet’s masterpieces for the duration of this exhibit. Visitors can bring these delightful treats into DOME1, creating a unique experience where they indulge in visually appealing culinary creations while being surrounded by Monet’s artistry. One highlight includes the 'Water Lily' non-alcoholic drink, which changes hues from blue to purple, artfully garnished with edible flowers and tapioca. Furthermore, the 'Monet Pancakes', inspired by the painting 'Woman with a Parasol', combine aesthetic pleasure with delicious taste, featuring creative elements that ensure every bite is satisfying.

Additionally, photo opportunities abound, as visitors can capture picturesque moments against the backdrop of the immersive visuals embracing them within the dome.

Exclusive Merchandise at Gallery Planetaria

For those wishing to bring a piece of this unique experience home, the attached shop 'Gallery Planetaria' features an array of products inspired by Monet’s paintings. Among the special items for sale are original magnets depicting four iconic scenes from the exhibit, showcasing the uniqueness of this immersive experience. Other available merchandise includes stationery inspired by Monet's artwork, making these items perfect as souvenirs.

Please note that some products may sell out quickly, so it's advised to act beforehand to secure exclusive merchandise.

Event Details

Extended Screening Information

• - Dates: June 1, 2026 - July 12, 2026
• - Location: Konica Minolta Planetarium Tokyo (Yurakucho) DOME1, 9th Floor, Yurakucho Marion, 2-5-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
• - Duration: Approximately 45 minutes
• - Pricing: Online tickets: 2,800 JPY (including tax); on-site tickets: 3,000 JPY (including tax)

Ticket Sales

Online ticket sales for the extension will be available starting April 24, 2026. Both members and non-members of Starry Members can purchase tickets concurrently. Tickets can also be purchased at the venue on the day but are subject to availability

Website for More Info

For additional details and ticket purchasing, you can visit the official website.

Important Notes

• - No photography or video recording during the screening is permitted.
• - The program is not suitable for children under elementary school age. Discounts are not available for individuals with disabilities.
• - Though appealing to art enthusiasts, the program primarily immerses audiences in Monet’s art, without any narration on stars or space.
• - All seating is reserved, and guests should remain in their designated seats during the program.

Supervision and Production

Supervised by Hiroshi Yasui, a prominent authority on modern French art, alongside HERE., a creative company known for enhancing physical spaces through digital art, this collaboration ensures an engaging world-class experience.

Visit the Konica Minolta Planetarium Tokyo and let Monet’s art come to life in ways you've never experienced before!