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Masunaga London Takeover Eyewear Exhibition poster featuring luxury Japanese eyewear at The Optical Gallery in Twickenham.

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Experience One of the World's Finest Eyewear Manufacturers
For one day only, The Optical Gallery is bringing one of the world's most respected independent eyewear manufacturers to Twickenham.
The Masunaga London Takeover Exhibition offers a rare opportunity to explore the complete Masunaga collection, including the celebrated K3 by Kenzo Takada collection and, subject to confirmation, a preview of the latest Masters of Craft collection.
Founded in 1905 in Fukui, Japan, Masunaga is internationally recognised for exceptional craftsmanship, precision engineering and timeless design. Every frame reflects over 120 years of Japanese manufacturing excellence.
Unlike many of the bold and avant-garde collections The Optical Gallery is known for, Masunaga appeals to those who appreciate understated luxury, meticulous craftsmanship and beautifully engineered eyewear.
During your private viewing session you will have the opportunity to:
• Explore the complete Masunaga collection.
• Discover K3 by Kenzo Takada.
• Preview Masters of Craft (subject to confirmation) – Masunaga's pinnacle collection, produced in editions of just 150 pieces worldwide and highly sought after by collectors.
• Experience bespoke Lens Art consultations with custom prescription lenses, bespoke tints and Marma London Dinamica photochromic lenses.
• Enjoy Japanese-inspired refreshments.
• Receive one-to-one styling advice from our award-winning independent optical team.
This is not simply a retail event. It is a curated exhibition celebrating Japanese craftsmanship, independent design and luxury eyewear.
Entry is complimentary but places are limited to ensure every guest enjoys a relaxed and personal experience.

Guide Prices

Free event

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Map & Directions

Masunaga London Takeover – Japanese Luxury Eyewear Exhibition

Type:Exhibition

The Optical Gallery, 16 King Street, Twickenham, London, TW1 3SN

Tel: 02088922800

Opening Times

Season (28 Oct 2026)
DayTimes
Wednesday10:00 - 20:30

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