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Tak Matsumoto Special Exhibition

Attention music fans! The legendary guitarist Tak Matsumoto will host the Tak Matsumoto Special Exhibition at Ikebe Shibuya (IKEBE SHIBUYA) from May 24 to June 15, 2025. This event promises to unveil special gear and insights into the life and work of this iconic musician. Admission is free, and no reservation is required, making it accessible for all.

Event Details

Date and Time

• - Opening: May 24, 2025 (Saturday)
• - Closing: June 15, 2025 (Sunday)
• - Opening Hours: 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily

Venue

Ikebe Shibuya
1-7-4 Dogenzaka, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0043, Japan

The exhibition will feature exclusive displays of Tak Matsumoto's gear, including insights into his latest products from the Indigo Note brand. This brand specializes in guitar equipment, boasting the upcoming release of a new CHORUS pedal that is set to enhance the musical experience of guitarists worldwide.

Matsumoto's Recent Achievements

This exhibition comes at an exciting time for Matsumoto, as he has been active with his legendary rock group, B'z, while also making waves with TMG, which recently concluded a nationwide tour after 20 years. On May 28, 2025, fans can look forward to the release of the TMG LIVE 2024 -Still Dodging The Bullet- DVD and Blu-ray, showcasing the unforgettable performances of this reunion tour. The ensemble featured prominent musicians like Jack Blades (Night Ranger) and Eric Martin (MR.BIG), as well as drummer Matt Sorum (ex-Guns N' Roses), elevating the live music experience.

Matsumoto's Journey

Starting his guitar journey in high school, Tak Matsumoto quickly made a name for himself, winning music contests and performing in various venues. His first professional gig as a session guitarist led to a prolific career, culminating in the formation of the band B'z in 1988. His signature tone and melodic compositions have captivated audiences worldwide, leading to accolades including his recognition as Gibson's first Japanese Les Paul Signature Artist.

In 2004, he established the record label House of Strings, which focuses on string players. His collaborative album with jazz legend Larry Carlton, titled TAKE YOUR PICK, received a Grammy Award for