Special Exhibition Masatoshi Hamada Exhibition "Airplane Clouds Crossing the Sky" October 19, 2025 - December 21, 2025 ⭐️ Set of 10 flyers, 2 types ✨ *Shipped via Mercari's safe and secure delivery service (waterproof packaging)* Over 20 years ago. A shocking painting drawn by a certain comedian, displayed on a television screen. After all these years, why does that painting remain in the memories of so many people? Masatoshi Hamada, of the comedy duo Downtown, has not only excelled in his main profession of comedy but has also demonstrated unique talents in various fields. In music, he was involved in musical activities such as "H Jungle with t," produced by Tetsuya Komuro. In fashion, he sparked the "Hamader" boom, spreading the American casual style nationwide. Furthermore, as an actor and voice actor, he has appeared in numerous dramas and movies, exuding a unique presence. When Hamada takes on work outside of comedy, he always says, "I'm not a professional. It's like a part-time job." Perhaps it was a way to hide his embarrassment about being asked for results in fields other than comedy, and also a sign of respect for the professionals in those fields. But in reality, every time he challenged something new, top-class creators and artists who resonated with his sensibilities naturally gathered, and unique works and movements were born. And this time, in Masatoshi Hamada's first solo exhibition, "Airplane Clouds Crossing the Sky," several creators and artists from the art world are also participating in the production. Venue design, graphic design, visual photography, video production, motion graphics, and more. A creative team that has come together from across genres has seriously engaged with Hamada's paintings and worked together. What did they find in Masatoshi Hamada's paintings? And what will those who experience the exhibition feel? It will surely be a strange and new sensation, unlike a typical art exhibition. Something will linger in your heart, beyond "skill" and "meaning." We hope you enjoy the "sense of discomfort" and "new discoveries" you feel within the exhibition venue.