Takashi Murakami, often described as Japan’s Andy Warhol, is a cultural icon whose art blurs the lines between high fashion, fine art, and consumer culture. Known for his colorful flowers, wide-eyed characters, and “Superflat” aesthetic, Murakami’s work has transcended gallery walls to become a global brand. Nowhere is this fusion of pop culture, art, and commerce more evident than in his shops, which are as much experiential art spaces as they are retail locations.