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Hirohiko Araki
*Due to shipping constraints, this sale is limited to addresses within Japan.
San Francisco, Kyoto, Tokyo, and Venice. A collection of works touring the globe, featuring lithographs created in 2025. 257mm×364mm, 106 pages.
First edition exclusive double cover. —The limited edition cover (Giorno Giovanna / Italian title) is wrapped over the standard edition cover (Jotaro Kujo / English title).
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Jotaro Kujo / Star Platinum
DIO / The World
Josuke Higashikata / Shining Diamond
Giorno Giovanna / Golden Wind
Cujoh Jolyne / Stone Ocean
Funny Valentine / D4C
Rohan Kishibe / Heaven’s Door
Yasuho Hirose / Baisley Park
Dragona Joestar / Smooth Operators
*In addition to nine photographs of the finished works, the book includes nine photographs of the newly created metal printing plates prior to processing, as well as 14 close-up shots.
Minnesota Street Project（San Francisco）
Shiroshoin, Higashi Honganji Temple / ACK (Kyoto)
Shueisha Manga-Art Heritage Tokyo Gallery (Tokyo)
Palazzo Bembo / Personal Structures (Venice)
*Kyoto, Tokyo, and Venice photographed by Naoki Honjo.
Includes a portrait of Hirohiko Araki drawing a lithograph.
Features commentary on the exhibitions and lithographs in both English and Japanese.
In 1980, Araki received the runner-up prize at the 20th Tezuka Award for his debut work Poker Under Arms, which was published in Weekly Shonen Jump. In 1986, he started the series JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure in the same magazine. Cumulative circulation of the series has surpassed 120 million copies. As of 2026, he is currently serializing The JOJOLands in the monthly magazine Ultra Jump.
In 2009, he participated in an exhibition at the Louvre Museum, where Rohan Kishibe Goes to the Louvre (Rohan au Louvre) was unveiled. In 2013, collaborative works he created with Gucci were showcased worldwide in the fashion brand’s directly operated stores. In 2018, the Hirohiko Araki JoJo Exhibition: Ripples of Adventure was held in the National Art Center, Tokyo. This was the first time that a solo exhibition of an active manga artist has been held at a national art museum.