The JAL ART Calendar was created to show the world the art and culture of Japan in commemoration of the first international flight path opened in 1954 that connected Japan with the world. This calendar has continued to introduce the beauty of Japan's culture through artworks to many customers. The theme for the year 2027 is "Resonating Shapes," with the calendar featuring Japanese artifacts like national treasures alongside detailed explanations of the pieces.
- Size: H30xW42cm (Open: H60xW42cm)
- Artworks:
- Jan: New Thirty-Six Poets Fan-Shaped Karuta, Mitsui Memorial Museum (Tokyo)
- Feb: Painted Camellia Incense Box, Tokyo National Museum (Tokyo)
- Mar: Long-eared Rabbit Water Dropper, Tokyo National Museum (Tokyo)
- Apr: Folding Screen depicting Cherry Blossoms, Tokyo National Museum (Tokyo)
- May: Ritsurin Park (Special Place of Scenic Beauty), (Kagawa)
- June: Box Case (Red-on-black embroidery with a stone bridge motif / Top; Red velvet embroidery with a rugged shore motif / Bottom left; Light green velvet embroidery with a feathered robe motif / Bottom right) Kyoto National Museum (Kyoto)
- July: A Set of Goldfish (Kingyo Zukushi), Blowing Bubbles (Tamaya Tamaya) /Left, The Thieving Kite (Sarai Tonbi) /Right, Tokyo National Museum (Tokyo)
- Aug: Single Layer Kimono, Pale Pink Linen Base with Wisteria-Leaf Pattern, Tokyo National Museum (Tokyo)
- Sept: Tagasode-zu Byōbu, Folding Screen depicting colorful kimono hung on a clothing rack, MIHO MUSUEM (Shiga)
- Oct: Phoenix Shō, Title Suzumushi, Tokyo National Museum (Tokyo)
- Nov: Kojoin Kyakuden (National Treasure), Mii-dera (Onjo-ji) (Shiga Prefecture)
- Dec: Standing Statue of Bodhisattva Asanga /Right, Standing Statue of Bodhisattva Vasubandhu /Left, (National Treasure) Kofuku-ji Collection (Nara)
- This calendar uses holders made using green nanotechnology, which reduces the amount of CO₂ generated during incineration disposal.
