The 1960s are a landmark decade for Japanese film—and for poster design, with bold modernist layouts, striking illustration, and distinctive Showa-era typography. This collection brings together original Japanese posters from the era, spanning Japanese classics and international releases, many now over 60 years old and increasingly difficult to find in strong display condition.
"Olympic Games 1964 Tokyo - The Official Poster Suite (Complete Set of Four in Original Tokyo 1964 Organizing Committee Tube)" Original Release Japanese Promotional Poster 1961
"Olympic Games 1964 Tokyo - The Official Poster Suite (Complete Set of Four in Original Tokyo 1964 Organizing Committee Tube)" Original Release Japanese Promotional Poster 1961
“The Human Condition: A Soldier’s Prayer” (人間の條件 完結篇), Original Japanese STB Tatekan Movie Poster 1961, Shochiku First Release, Tatekan Size (c.51 × 146 cm) O95
“The Human Condition: A Soldier’s Prayer” (人間の條件 完結篇), Original Japanese STB Tatekan Movie Poster 1961, Shochiku First Release, Tatekan Size (c.51 × 146 cm) O95
“The Sword of Doom” (大菩薩峠), Ultra‑Rare Original Japanese B1×3 “Three‑Sheet” Theatrical Billboard — 1965 Toho First Release — approx. 86 × 40 in (218 × 103 cm)
“The Sword of Doom” (大菩薩峠), Ultra‑Rare Original Japanese B1×3 “Three‑Sheet” Theatrical Billboard — 1965 Toho First Release — approx. 86 × 40 in (218 × 103 cm)
“Seven Samurai” (七人の侍), Ultra‑Rare Original Japanese B1×3 “Three‑Sheet” Re‑Release Poster — 1967 Toho International Version (R‑1967) — approx. 86 × 40 in (218 × 103 cm)
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“Seven Samurai” (七人の侍), Ultra‑Rare Original Japanese B1×3 “Three‑Sheet” Re‑Release Poster — 1967 Toho International Version (R‑1967) — approx. 86 × 40 in (218 × 103 cm)
