Samurai Ink Art Masterpieces “Revenge” & “Dragon-Demon Dance” by KIMITOMO – Roppongi Tokyo

Samurai Ink Art represents the spirit of strength, restraint, and presence through the powerful works of KIMITOMO, and can be experienced at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo.

龍鬼演舞(Ryūki Enbu / Dragon-Demon Dance)

Dragon-Demon Dance (Ryūki Enbu), Samurai ink art by Japanese calligraphy artist KIMITOMO, displayed at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo.

“Dragon-Demon Dance (Ryūki Enbu)” portrays power that surpasses both dragon and demon.
Flowing ink transforms into a dragon, rising like dark flames from the depths of darkness, expressing overwhelming spiritual energy.

This artwork explores balance and harmony hidden within chaos and destruction, awakening primal strength within the viewer.

  • Ink mixed with powdered Gibeon meteorite
  • Layered brushwork creating depth and intensity
  • Japanese aesthetics of darkness and negative space

Price: ¥750,000 (tax included)

Edition: Limited to 50 pieces

Production: Made to order

Delivery Time:

  • International shipping: Approximately 3 months
  • Domestic shipping (within Japan): Approximately 2 months

Samurai Ink Art is best understood in the subtle details.
These include the shift from deep black to pale gray, the controlled speed of the brush, and the silence between strokes.In these works, KIMITOMO uses contrast and empty space to express both tension and calm. Seeing the originals in person reveals the texture of ink, the direction of movement, and the energy of each line—elements that photos cannot fully capture. These masterpieces invite viewers to slow down, breathe, and feel the balance of strength and restraint at the heart of Samurai Ink Art.

復讐(Revenge)

Revenge (Samurai Ink Art), original Japanese calligraphy artwork by KIMITOMO depicting a samurai rising again with powerful ink brush strokes, displayed at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo

“Revenge” represents the will to rise again after defeat.
The upward stance of the samurai symbolizes resilience, renewal, and forward momentum.

This artwork carries a powerful message:
“The battle isn’t over yet.”
It encourages viewers to rise again, even in the face of adversity.

  • Upward composition symbolizing growth and recovery
  • Contrast of black and gray
  • Tension expressed through negative space

Edition: Limited to 50 pieces

Production: Made to order

Delivery Time:

Domestic shipping (within Japan): Approximately 2 months

International shipping: Approximately 3 months

Can I see the artwork in person at the Shodocafe7557?

Yes.
The artworks are currently on display inside Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo.
We invite you to experience the texture, scale, and energy of the original pieces in person.

Is a cooling-off (cancellation) period available?

Yes.
A cooling-off period is available within one week from the date of payment.
Please note that cancellations cannot be accepted after this period.

How long does delivery take after payment?

As each piece is made to order, delivery times are approximately:

  • International shipping: about 3 months
  • Domestic shipping within Japan: about 2 months
Do you offer international shipping?

Yes.
We offer international shipping.
Please contact us for details regarding shipping methods and costs.
All information will be provided individually at the time of order.

Samurai Ink Art is not only defined by technique, but also by atmosphere and silence.
The spaces between strokes, the restraint in motion, and the controlled release of energy all reflect a deep respect for balance.

By viewing these works in person, audiences are invited to slow down and observe details that often go unnoticed.
This quiet engagement is an essential part of understanding Samurai Ink Art as both a visual and philosophical experience.

Access Map

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Shodocafe 7557 – Japanese Calligraphy Café
2 F Crest Roppongi, 7-9-3 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0032

3-min walk from Roppongi Station (Exit 7, Oedo & Hibiya Lines)

10-min walk from The National Art Center & Roppongi Hills