Natori × Minahamu “Shinkai” Commemorative Exhibition

From Friday, February 6 to Monday, February 23, 2026 (a public holiday), we will hold “Natori × Minahamu ‘Shinkai’ Commemorative Exhibition,” a collaborative exhibition featuring music creator Natori and painter/illustrator Minahamu.

This exhibition commemorates the release of Natori’s 2nd album Shinkai, as well as his first-ever solo concert at Nippon Budokan, “Natori 3rd ONE-MAN LIVE ‘Shinkai.'”

Illustrator Minahamu has resonated with Natori’s work across numerous pieces, including the artwork for “Kinmokusei,” one of Natori’s signature songs. This exhibition will feature a special display of the many works Minahamu created for the booklet of the complete first-press limited edition of the new album Shinkai. In addition, the latest newly drawn piece created especially to commemorate this exhibition will be unveiled for the first time. Minahamu’s brushwork, which touches the depths of the viewer’s heart, expands the soundscape of Shinkai that Natori has woven.

A wide range of original goods planned and produced specifically for this exhibition will also be available for purchase at the venue.

With performances at Nippon Budokan on Wednesday, February 18 and Thursday, February 19 marking a major milestone in his career as an artist, Natori invites you to enjoy this exhibition — a chance to quietly and deeply dive into his world before glimpsing its depths live on stage.

Exhibition Overview

Exhibition Title: Natori × Minahamu “Shinkai (Deep Sea)” Commemorative Exhibition
Dates: Friday, February 6 – Monday, February 23, 2026 (public holiday)
Hours: 12:00–19:00
Admission: Free
Venue: New Gallery | mirio Jimbocho 1F, 1-28-1 Kanda-Jimbocho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
URL: https://newgallery-tokyo.com/shinkai
Organized by: New Gallery / Sony Music Labels

Natori

Music creator “Natori” handles lyrics, composition, and arrangement all on his own. He began his activities in 2021. Influenced by 2000s pop music and internet culture, he started his music career on social media. Soon after he began posting his songs, his signature track “Overdose” quickly became a hit. Pursuing a genre-defying sound, he has gained support not only within Japan’s next generation of Reiwa-era music, centered on teenage fans, but also from overseas audiences.
In addition to his own music career, he also writes and provides songs for a variety of other artists.

＜Natori Official Social Media＞
・TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@siritoriyowai_
・YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4GXMHCwmONp6XFRB5SayAg
・X : https://twitter.com/Siritoriyowai_
・Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/siritoriyowai_/?hl=ja
・X(Official Account)：https://twitter.com/natori_office
・Instagram(Official Account)：https://www.instagram.com/natori_office_inc/
・Official HP：https://natori-official.com/

Minahamu

Born in 1995. Based in Tokyo. Graduated from Musashino Art University with a degree in Japanese painting. Minahamu began exhibiting paintings while still a student, and has since taken on commissions for illustration and painting work, with a particular focus on book cover art. Her art collection Kaze no Naka: Minahamu Sakuhinshu (PIE International) and picture book Yoru ni Obake to (Mishima Sha) have been published. Her work also appears as cover and interior illustrations for children’s books including Koko de wa Nai, Doko ka Tōku e (written by Arimei Honda, Komineshoten), Tonari no Shōmen (written by Keiko Arai, Kodansha), and Start (written by Akiko Kusunoki, Akane Shobo). Her book cover work includes Sea and Utsukushii Karada yo (both by Nao Mizusawa, Shichosha), and Fukagyaku Shōnen (by Ritsuto Igarashi, Kodansha). Her art collection Painting Voice has also been published in China (by Moriuman), and she has been gaining popularity overseas as well.

＜Minahamu Official Social Media＞
・X : https://x.com/manuhamu?s=20
・Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/mi_na_ha_mu/