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Let’s Write the Names of Anime Characters in Japanese Calligraphy
Sun, Nov 1, 2026Let’s Write the Names of Anime Characters in Japanese Calligraphy

Calling all anime and manga fans! Play a character quiz with Japanese calligraphy artist Taisan Tanaka, then learn to write the characters' names in Japanese with traditional brushes and ink. Cosplay encouraged, no experience needed. $60 per person.

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Memento Mori in NYC: The Art of Japanese Life and Death
Nov 5 – 6, 2026Memento Mori in NYC: The Art of Japanese Life and Death

Two days of art, talks, and ritual exploring life through the lens of death, with Japanese artists, thinkers, and makers. Early Bird $20, General Admission $30 — one ticket covers both days.

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Nov 5, 2026Iei: A Portrait of the Life You Are LivingNov 5, 2026Mizuhiki: Japanese Decorative Knots – Memento Mori Jewelry
Bin Kuroshima: Hand-Painted Kyo-Yuzen at Carl Hansen & Søn
Nov 6, 2026 – Jan 8, 2027Bin Kuroshima: Hand-Painted Kyo-Yuzen at Carl Hansen & Søn

Kyoto dye artist Bin Kuroshima's first exhibition with Carl Hansen & Søn, at the Danish furniture maker's Midtown Manhattan flagship. On view November 6, 2026 – January 8, 2027. Opening reception Tuesday, November 10, 6–8 pm. Free admission.

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  • Mizuhiki leaf knot earrings and a red leaf-knot bookmark on autumn maple paper

    Mizuhiki: Japanese Decorative Knots – Autumn Leaf Knot

    RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United States

    Tie the mizuhiki leaf knot and make it into an autumn bookmark or brooch (or earrings) in a two-hour class with Satoi Adams. No experience necessary; materials included.

  • Mizuhiki Jewelry Making, Memento Mori Version: white paper-cord knotted earrings, with instructor Satoi.

    Mizuhiki: Japanese Decorative Knots – Memento Mori Jewelry

    RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United States

    Part of Memento Mori in NYC. Learn the basic mizuhiki knots and their meanings with instructor Satoi Adams, and make your own accessory to take home. Limited to 12. Admission ticket required.

  • Mizuhiki woven bracelet in coral and bronze washi-paper cords

    Mizuhiki: Japanese Decorative Knots – Woven Bracelet

    RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United States

    Tie mizuhiki knots and weave them into a lightweight washi-cord bracelet in your own autumn and winter colors, in a two-hour class with Satoi Adams. No experience necessary; materials included.