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Illustrator Hiroshi Nagai's light-up prints make their Kobe debut at Daimaru's art corner

Daimaru Kobe's seventh-floor Art Station is showing illuminated giclée prints by city-pop-era illustrator Hiroshi Nagai for the first time in the city, with a ¥220,000 flagship piece anchoring a two-week run.

Calm editorial illustration of a department-store gallery space with a glowing backlit art print and two silhouette figures walking past, one small gold accent below.
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Art Print Japan Co., Ltd. is showing illuminated giclée prints by illustrator Hiroshi Nagai at Daimaru Kobe's seventh-floor Art Station from 9 to 22 September, the format's first outing in the city, according to the company's own announcement. The flagship piece, a framed print titled Urban Stardust that lights from within, is priced at ¥220,000 including tax, with an autographed edition and original guitar picks offered alongside the standard run.