World famous Tadao Ando, the architect born in Osaka. This Exhibition is a life message from a struggling architect who has been at the forefront for half a century and is still living in his youth at the age of over 80.

Discover the excitement of architecture and urban creation through exhibits and workshops that expose you to ideas for creating buildings and cities. This exhibition is brought to you by Takenaka Corporation, a company renowned for its involvement in landmark projects such as Grand Green Osaka, Abeno Harukas, and Umeda Sky Building. Why not join us and experience the fascinating process of city creation firsthand?

Ghouls and humans, and their inner turmoil Anime "Tokyo Ghoul" has always fascinated its fans since it was first aired on TV 10 years ago. An immersive exhibition that offers an opportunity to experience the beautiful yet sad world of Tokyo Ghoul through three-dimensional exhibits, interactive experiences, and dynamic videos will take place. Visit the venue and experience the dark and thrilling world!

We’re excited to announce renowned art director Yuni Yoshida’s first solo exhibition in Osaka, presented at "VS." in Grand Green Osaka. Known for her celebrated work with prominent artists and brands, Yoshida will debut PLAYING CARDS, previously showcased to acclaim in Seoul and Harajuku. This striking collection presents all 54 playing cards through photography. Alongside her sold-out art book and popular items, exclusive new merchandise will be available. A special collaboration with artist Daito Manabe also brings a fresh take on PLAYING CARDS for a unique viewing experience.

Daito Manabe's new work "Continuum Resonance" is an installation where autonomous artworks installed in each space of "VS." interact with each other by sharing mathematical algorithms, music programming, and 3D architectural data. In this exhibition, Manabe collaborates with Sinan Bokezoy (artist/composer) to develop the groundbreaking 3D acoustic software "PolyNodes," creating an audiovisual resonance space where the space itself fluctuates three-dimensionally.