Official shops, galleries and exhibitions where you can buy his prints and originals, plus the sellers that aren't legit.
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Bold = price as listed by the shop ·≈ grey = converted to the currency you pick at the bottom right · 1 € = ¥178.75 = $1.1481 = ฿38.24 · ECB rate of 17 Sept via Frankfurter
Nagai doesn't run a web shop of his own. New editions, pop-ups and collabs get announced on his own accounts first. Follow them before you trust anything else.
Online
The most up-to-date source. He posts or reposts pop-ups and partners like Tsutaya (Daikanyama, Ginza Six, Kyoto), HMV Shibuya, Isetan The Space, MATEC, OIL and Gallery Sato. He has also warned about fake sellers in posts and stories.
Online
Mostly Japanese posts. He retweets official collabs and drops: the Art Print Japan collab first surfaced here, and earlier ones included Zoy Golf polos and a Daihatsu promo. He also flags unauthorized use of his work here.
Maruyama Bldg 3F, Ebisu-Nishi, Tokyo
Nagai's own studio, run by his son (and manager). It sold signed posters via Instagram (2020–22) and originals by email (2023), but never had a web shop: any site claiming to be FMCD is fake. Often closed since 2024 and slow to reply.
Signed, numbered editions and originals sold through partners Nagai has promoted himself. These are not cheap. Real signed editions start around $1,000.
Paris, France
Tagged by Nagai's official Instagram. Buyers report a certificate of authenticity and good service.
Aobadai, Meguro, Tokyo
Record shop with a long-running Nagai collab. They rarely answer email, so use Instagram.
Online (Phillips auction house)
Curated drops, so they sell out fast.
Charoen Krung Soi 24, Bangkok
Official venue of Nagai's first Thai solo show (2026). The prints are sold through its web shop under Private Sales. Visitors say they're signed, but the product pages don't state it. Tote bags and tees from the show went through a LINE shop.
Tokyo · also apj-online.com
Runs the 'DAYLIGHT, TWILIGHT.' touring print exhibitions in department stores.
Hokkaido, Japan
Advertised on Nagai's official Instagram.
Online (Japan)
Promoted by Nagai on Instagram in September 2026.
Shibuya Hikarie 8F, Tokyo
Has hosted four Nagai solo shows.
Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka
Recurring spots he announces on Instagram: Tsutaya Daikanyama, Ginza Six and Kyoto, HMV Shibuya, Isetan The Space (Shinjuku), and the top floor of Loft Shibuya and Loft Umeda. They come and go with little notice.
Tsutaya Daikanyama ↗HMV pop-up ↗Loft Umeda ↗Tsutaya editions ↗
Online (Japan)
The cheapest legit way to own his work, and the money actually reaches the artist.
Online (Los Angeles)
A legit record-label collab, and one of the few official items you can order cheaply from outside Japan. Stock varies.
Genuine pieces do resurface. Verify before you buy (see the checklist below).
Tokyo (online bidding)
Established Japanese houses. You need to register before the sale.
Online (Paris)
A registered Paris gallery (LYNART SAS) reselling editions it bought itself, not an official Nagai channel. The same prints were $2,000 at Phillips before they sold out, so you pay about three times the original price for stock that's otherwise gone.
Worldwide
Mixed bag. Genuine resales exist, but so do many reprints. Ask for the FMCD stamp, a receipt or the edition number.
Hankyu Men's Osaka, 1F Main Stage · Osaka
City pop record market by HMV record shop. Nagai drew the main visual; his giclée prints, books and goods with the visual (tees, hoodies, tote bags, slipmats) are sold on site.
Ginza Tsutaya, magazine floor (to 30 Sept) · Kyoto Tsutaya, Takashimaya S.C. T8 5F (19 Sept – 7 Oct) · Tokyo & Kyoto
Launch fair for the art book Now and Then (Fukkan.com): new framed giclées (ed. 20), a Now and Then pub mirror (ed. 50), signed B2 posters, signed books and a HELLO KITTY collab. Kyoto also shows the originals of the two new prints.
RCB Galleria 1, River City Bangkok · Bangkok
His first solo show in Thailand, with 4 new originals. Pre-orders for signed prints (ed. 50, ~$2k) and merch via LINE.
Bunkamura Gallery 8/, Shibuya Hikarie · Tokyo
New woodblock prints of northern Japan, plus pool and architecture originals.
Niigata Isetan 5F · Umeda Loft 6F · Niigata / Osaka
Art Print Japan tour stops.
Kawatoku 5F Gallery · Morioka
Art Print Japan tour stop.
BONUS TRACK Gallery · Shimokitazawa, Tokyo
A tribute by 23 artists. Their own work, not Nagai editions.
Tokyo Geigeki & Tokyo International Forum art shops · Hamamatsu Entetsu · Tokyo / Hamamatsu
Art Print Japan touring exhibition. Giclée prints for sale.
VILLEPIN, 53–55 Hollywood Rd · Hong Kong
Originals shown alongside Youjin Yi & Kenix Liang.
Every listing below was flagged by collectors on r/HiroshiNagai or warned about on Instagram, with the evidence linked. Shop domains are plain text on purpose. If a shop is wrongly listed, flag it or message the moderator u/barcoe.
The platform appears to host prints of Hiroshi Nagai's artwork that may be copied and sold without proper licensing or permission from the artist or rights holders.
Flagged by a visitor through the link checker and reviewed by the moderator.
Shopify store pushed via targeted Instagram ads. It claims 'Official Hiroshi Nagai Artwork' and 'Signature Print' for €69(≈¥12,300)(≈$79)(≈฿2,640)–€149(≈¥26,600)(≈$170)(≈฿5,700) in multiple sizes.
It uses FMCD Gallery's address without permission. Order emails come from “Melody4Love” with a Gmail reply-to, and discount mails are signed with a made-up family name. A buyer confirmed the print that arrived was not legit. FMCD's only storefront is its Instagram.
Pushed through Instagram ads in 2023–24, selling 'signed' prints in several sizes.
A buyer found consumer inkjet on photo paper, a printed signature and upscaled JPEGs with visible artefacts. The store deleted critical comments on its ads, then vanished without refunds, and Instagram removed the account. Nagai warned about these sellers on his own Instagram.
Web shop that sold Nagai prints in late 2024.
Printed signatures at that price point. Many buyers never received orders, support email went dead, and the store disappeared. People filed chargebacks and police reports.
Phishing copy of No Silly Collect, a Korean reseller of gallery posters whose post Nagai liked on Instagram.
The real shop's owner warned that only the .shop domain is theirs and the .com is a phishing site. Fake clones copy real names, so check the exact domain before paying.
Print-on-demand storefront using the artist's name.
It isn't his. Asked over Instagram DM, FMCD Gallery called Society6 and Redbubble 'bootleggers'. Buyers received low-res, creased prints and asked for refunds.
Twin of Eclat Atelier: same shop design, same pictures, same Instagram ads.
One listed piece isn't a Nagai at all (reverse image search finds nothing). Buyers waited weeks for orders, and Instagram removed the account. One buyer said a 'license' came with the print, but the studio never confirmed any.
“Hiroshi Nagai” canvases, A4 framed prints and poster sets for $20(≈¥3,100)(≈€17)(≈฿670)–$100(≈¥15,600)(≈€87)(≈฿3,330).
These are unlicensed copies of images scraped from the web, often AI-extended to fit an aspect ratio. Some listings say 'in the style of' to dodge takedowns. None of the money reaches the artist.
Endless 'city pop inspired' posters flooding Instagram, Pinterest and image search.
Generated in his style, with no artist credited. Not a Nagai, even if it looks like one at thumbnail size. Over half of a plain image search for his name can be AI output.
An official DHS post on X used a Nagai painting in one of its posts at the end of 2025.
Nagai wrote on X that the image was used without his permission and asked his followers what he should do about it. Unauthorized use isn't limited to shady print shops.
Official Nagai editions sell out fast. Get an email when there's a new drop.