Tokyo Art Prints

4.8

Tokyo turns up on a wall in a lot of moods: neon alleys slick with rain, the crossing seen from above, a quiet backstreet before the trains fill up. Something bold and graphic can lift a dark hallway; hazier, low-contrast scenes tend to sit well over a bed. For a wider sweep, Japanese cityscape art prints take in other skylines, while Japan travel posters bring vintage colour and Kyoto art prints slow the pace right down.

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Modern Japanese Art Prints
Modern Japanese Art Prints
Japanese Cityscape Art Prints
Japanese Cityscape Art Prints
Japan Travel Posters
Japan Travel Posters
Mount Fuji Art Prints
Mount Fuji Art Prints
Kyoto Art Prints
Kyoto Art Prints
Japan Art Prints
Japan Art Prints
Japanese Landscape Art Prints
Japanese Landscape Art Prints
New York Art Prints
New York Art Prints
London Art Prints
London Art Prints
Paris Art Prints
Paris Art Prints
Vintage Japanese Art Prints
Vintage Japanese Art Prints
Tokyo Canvas Prints
Tokyo Canvas Prints
Cozy Japanese Supper Art Print - Unframed

Cozy Japanese Supper Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Koson Koi Serenity Art Print - White

Carp or Koi by Ohara Koson Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Tokyo Blossom Skyline Art Print White

Tokyo Blossom Skyline Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Tranquil Cranes by Hiroshige Art Print Oak

Minowa Cranes by Hiroshige Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Snowy Courtesan by Hiroshige Art Print Black

Snowy Courtesan by Hiroshige Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Edo Street Life by Hiroshige Art Print Oak

Edo Street Life by Hiroshige Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Koson’s Serene Egret Art Print - Black

Egret in the Rain by Ohara Koson Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Koson Chrysanthemum Elegance Art Print - Black

Chrysanthemums by Ohara Koson Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Snowy Riverbank by Hiroshige Art Print Brown

Snowy Riverbank by Hiroshige Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
City Strolls in Tokyo Art Print - White

City Strolls Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95

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Looks like a handpainted watercolor.

I just received this art print and I was pleasantly surprised by the quality. I think because of the quality of the paper the print looks like it is hand painted watercolor and not a print. The details in every line are true to what you see onscreen. Very very happy.

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Tokyo Wall Art Ideas, From The Frame

More on hanging city scenes, choosing scale and grouping prints from The Frame, Fab's blog.

Starter Art Prints for First-Time Buyers

Starter Art Prints for First-Time Buyers

Jasmine Okoro

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Decorating with Black and White Wall Art

Decorating with Black and White Wall Art

Miles Tanaka

You love the look of black and white art, but you're worried it might make your home feel like a doctor's office. Or maybe you think it's too safe, too...

Discover Gustav Klimt Art Prints with Fab

Discover Gustav Klimt Art Prints with Fab

Miles Tanaka

Gustav Klimt wasn’t just an artist — he was a master of seduction through pattern, color, and symbolism. At Fab, we celebrate his work not just as art history, but...

How do you pick a Tokyo print

Short answers on framing, where a city scene works best, delivery and sending one back

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What are traditional Japanese prints called?

Traditional Japanese woodblock prints are known as ukiyo-e, meaning "pictures of the floating world." Later movements include shin-hanga, which revived classic subjects with a modern sensibility, and sosaku-hanga, where the artist designed and cut the block personally. Tokyo-themed wall art often borrows from these traditions, mixing woodblock-style scenes with contemporary city photography and illustration.

What is the most famous Japanese print?

The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai is widely considered the most famous Japanese print, followed by other views of Mount Fuji from the same series. Its bold curves and limited blue palette make it an easy anchor for a wall, and reproductions pair naturally with Tokyo cityscapes, Mount Fuji scenes and koi or wave motifs.

What kinds of Tokyo wall art can I choose from?

Tokyo wall art generally falls into a few camps: neon night-time street and skyline photography, painted or illustrated city scenes, and Japanese-culture motifs such as Mount Fuji, ramen shops and koi. Photographic pieces suit modern, minimal rooms, while illustrated or woodblock-inspired designs feel warmer against wood and paper textures. Deciding on a mood first makes the shortlist much shorter.

How do I style Tokyo prints in a living room or bedroom?

Tokyo night photography is high-contrast and colourful, so it reads best against a plain wall where the neon can do the work. Keep one image as the focal point above a sofa or bed, then support it with quieter pieces in a shared colour, such as ink black, deep blue or a single warm accent. For a gallery wall, repeat one frame finish so the mixed subjects still feel deliberate.