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Takashi Murakami’s Haha Bangla Manus (“Flower Parent and Child”) Sculpture Goes on Display! Check Also the STARS x “Flower Cafe” Social Media Campaign

2020.11.27 [Fri]

One of the STARS artists Takashi Murakami now has huge 10-meter golden sculpture Haha Bangla Manus (“Flower Parent and Child”) on display at Roppongi Hills’ 66 Plaza. The dazzling golden-leaf work conveys the “energy” and “hopes” for the future from Roppongi Hills, the cultural heart of Tokyo, though we are faced with COVID-19 pandemic.

This is a part of the “ROPPONGI HILLS TAKASHI MURAKAMI PROJECT.” The project is opening up “Flower Cafe” today, Friday, November 27 for a limited-time and to run “Social Media Posting Campaign” together with the STARS exhibition.

Flower Cafe

A special “Flower Cafe” is open for a limited time where customers can fully enjoy Murakami’s unique ‘flower-motif.’ It will serve an unique set of menu items inspired by Murakami creations, including photogenic/Instagrammable “Flower Curry” and “Flower Omelet Rice,” as well as “Flower Pasta” which customers will be invited to decorate with dried seaweed molded into flower shapes.

Period:

Friday, November 27, 2020 – Sunday, January 3, 2021

Hours:

11:00-23:00
* Closed at 22:00 from Saturday, November 28 to Thursday, December 17, as per the request by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government to shorten hours.

Venue:

Hills Cafe / Space

Haha Bangla Manus (“Flower Parent and Child”) Social Media Campaign

Those who take pictures of Haha Bangla Manus (“Flower Parent and Child”) at 66 Plaza and post them on social media using the hashtag #TAKASHIMURAKAMIPROJECT will receive a special benefit!

1. Those who order any of the ‘flower’ menu items at “Flower Cafe” will have a Flower Drink gifted! (Limited to the first 100 people, daily)

2. 500-yen discount on the STARS admission at the Mori Art Museum!
* Show your post at the ticket counter/
* The benefit cannot be applied in combination with other discounts.

Campaign Period:

Friday, November 27, 2020 – Sunday, January 3, 2021

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About “ROPPONGI HILLS TAKASHI MURAKAMI PROJECT”

The project, a dream collab between Roppongi Hills as the “cultural heart of Tokyo” and contemporary artist Takashi Murakami, expresses hopes for the future through art. Aside from the installation of Haha Bangla Manus (“Flower Parent and Child”) there will be various collaborations organized at Roppongi Hills locations.

Period:

Thursday, November 26, 2020 - end-May 2021 (TBD)

Website:

https://www.roppongihills.com/sp/takashimurakamiproject/