This summer you can see the cool work of a Japanese artist named Rito who cuts leaves into amazing things. There is an exhibition called “A Trip of Leaves in Ishikawa: A Gentle World Unfolding Through Leaf Paper Cutting” and it has tiny scenes that look like they are from storybooks. These scenes are made entirely out of leaves, from a tree. You can find Rito Leaf Paper Cutting Exhibition at Kanazawa Emza. The Rito Leaf Paper Cutting Exhibition is going to be really fun to see.
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Contact Jasumo Now →Rito is a known Japanese leaf-cutting artist who turned a personal journey of focus and mindfulness into an art form that is celebrated around the world. It was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) as an adult. Rito needed a way to express feelings that required a lot of patience and attention to detail. It started using natural tree leaves as a canvas. Rito used a scalpel to carve very detailed and story-filled scenes into each leaf.
Each piece of art tells an gentle story. The stories often include animals, changing seasons, busy town scenes and sweet moments of everyday life. What makes Rito’s work so interesting is the size. Entire worlds with characters, delicate window panes and soft leaf veins are shown in the size of a hand. Rito’s work became very popular on media and in media reports. This led to art books being published exhibitions across the country and worldwide recognition for making leaf paper cutting (Kirie) into an art form.
The 2026 Ishikawa exhibition, called “A Trip of Leaves in Ishikawa ” shows a collection of these masterpieces at Kanazawa Emza’s Cattleya Salon. People can look at the leaf sculptures very closely. They can see the connection, between natural elements and human artistic effort.
When you see Ritos leaf paper-cutting art in person it is a different experience from looking at pictures or seeing it on a computer screen. The tiny details of the leaves the way they feel and the little differences in each one are really something. The soft shadows made by the cutouts of the leaves also make it look like it is three dimensional which is really cool when you are standing right next to the glass case.
Visiting the show at Kanazawa Emza in Kanazawa is also a great idea for people, from other countries who are traveling. They can easily include this modern craft exhibit in their trip to learn about the traditional culture of Ishikawa.
The exhibition runs continuously throughout its summer session in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture.
| Ticket category | Available seats from – to (JPY) | (USD, ref.) |
| General Admission / Adult | ¥800 – ¥1,500 | $5 – $10 |
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The exhibition is open daily from 10:00 to 18:30, with last admission strictly 30 minutes prior to closing. Please note that on the final day, Sunday, 16 August 2026, operating hours are shortened to 10:00 to 15:00 (last admission at 14:30).
General admission tickets are valid for a single entry on any operating day throughout the exhibition period (17 July 2026 – 16 August 2026). You do not need to select a rigid time slot in advance, giving you full flexibility for your travel itinerary.
Preschool children can enter the exhibition free of charge when accompanied by a paying adult guardian. It is a family-friendly cultural experience suitable for visitors of all ages.
Visitors holding an official disability certificate (or Mirairo ID) can have one caregiver admitted free, though the certificate holder must purchase a regular ticket. Additionally, presenting a local Premium Passport at the ticket counter grants a ¥100 discount on standard admission (discounts cannot be combined).
The exhibition takes place at the Cattleya Salon on the 3rd floor of Kanazawa Emza. Located in central Kanazawa directly opposite Omicho Market, it is easily reached via a 3- to 5-minute bus ride or a 15-minute walk from JR Kanazawa Station (East Exit).
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