Hideko Tachikake Exhibition: Ribon 70’s Otome-tic☆Epoch 2026

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An exhibition focusing on Hideko Tachikake, the manga artist who led the “Otome-tic” movement that became a major sensation in the 1970s during the history of the girls’ manga magazine “Ribon,” which is celebrating its 70th anniversary.
Displaying original drawings from representative works such as “P.M. 3:15 Love♡Poem” and “Natchan’s First Love,” as well as delicate and dramatic series like “Milky Way,” “Stay Close on Rainy Days,” and “Flower Swing Swaying…”
Commemorating the 40th anniversary of her final work in Ribon, “Hoshi Seiya” (1986), precious original drawings that have rarely been shown before will be unveiled for the first time.
Original drawings by A-ko Mutsu and Yumiko Tabuchi, who were also active in “Ribon” during the same era, will also be on display.

Date & Venue April 4, 2026 (Sat) – June 28, 2026 (Sun) Venue: Takehisa Yumeji Memorial Museum Hours: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Last admission 4:30 PM) Closed: Mondays (Except for the period from April 28 to May 10, which will be open daily)

Admission General: 1,200 yen University / High School Students: 1,000 yen Junior High / Elementary School Students: 500 yen
Admission includes entry to the Takehisa Yumeji Memorial Museum.
Cash only.

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