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The Panasonic Shiodome Museum of Art opened in April 2003 on the 4th floor of what is now the Panasonic Tokyo Shiodome Building. The Museum is home to a collection of almost 240 works by French artist Georges Rouault (1871-1958), which include paintings and some of his best-known prints from every stage of his career. These works are displayed either in our permanent Rouault Gallery or in our periodic Rouault exhibitions. The Museum also presents exhibits on themes—for example, “architecture and living spaces” and “design and applied arts”—that are central to the work done by Panasonic (which opened the Museum as part of its social outreach commitment). The Museum has been designed to take advantage of its unique urban location—Tokyo’s redeveloped Shiodome district—to offer a cultural space in which visitors may gain new insights and experience new sensations through works of art.

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Ginza, Marunouchi

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- Designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta 
- Opened in September 1990
- Invites curating specialists from all over the world to present exhibitions with international artists striving for the development of contemporary art 
- Examines Japan's position in the international art scene
- Builds relations between Japanese and Asian artists

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Omotesando, Aoyama

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The Minato Municipal Museum of History is a facility that serves as a base for people to learn about, explore, and interact with Minato City through nature, history, and culture. While preserving the former sanitation center that was completed in 1938, the building was renovated to be earthquake-resistant and accessible so that visitors can use it with peace of mind. We hope that through the historical charm of the building and the exhibitions, visitors will encounter and discover a variety of things.

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The word “MEDEL” is from the Japanese word “めでる,” which means "to praise  and appreciate beauty" in Japanese.
We named the gallery MEDEL with the intention of creating a pleasant exchange between the artist, the appreciator, through the unique artwork.
We define artists' activities and works of art as "an inheritance for the people who share the same era and a fire that will light up the society of the future”, and we hope to establish a market and an art historical reputation that will last for the next generation while appreciating works of art with the viewers, which are full of originality and style that will remain in people's minds. 
Through our activities, we are more than happy to contribute to the development of a diverse social culture that accepts creative expression.

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Since its opening in 1987, the museum has been collecting and preserving outstanding print work and materials from Japan and abroad, and currently has a collection of close to 32,000 items. The museum aims to provide citizens and visitors with a comprehensive experience of "enjoyment in viewing," "enjoyment in creating," and "enjoyment in presenting" through various exhibitions based on the rich collection, as well as through the use of facilities such as the public exhibition room, auditorium, print studio, and atelier. The museum also serves as a base for cultural and artistic activities in Machida, conducting a wide range of activities such as various events and lectures. The museum welcomes visitors to spend time at the museum getting familiar with art while strolling through the lush Serigaya Park.

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Musashino, Tama

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At Yokohama Civic Gallery, Azamino the “citizens are the stars”. Our aim is to support the citizens’ endeavors through art and to help foster a vibrant community. We look forward to your visit and supporting your activities.

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Spiral is a multi-purpose cultural center opened in October 1985 in Minami-Aoyama as the focus for cultural programs of Wacoal Corporation. It is mainly composed of a gallery, a multi-purpose hall and other services such as a restaurant bar, an everyday life accessories shop, and a beauty salon. 

The building, designed by architect Fumihiko Maki, is internationally known as one of the most representative buildings of post-modern architecture in Japan in the 1980s. In particular, the first three floors of the building have a unique structure that is not found anywhere else in the world, and the open space configuration from the café overlooking the gallery, through the stores to the multi-purpose hall allows visitors to experience an encounter with art that is different from a normal museum or theater.

Spiral's central concept is "fusion of art and everyday life" and since its opening it has hosted a variety of events including contemporary art and design exhibitions, dance and theatre performances, concerts, fashion shows, symposiums, parties and art events merging different artistic genres. Spiral seeks, with the know-how acquired over the years and the network established with artists and art groups, to continue its activity as a comprehensive artistic producer with a distinctive approach to art at Spiral and beyond.

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Designed under the concept of "a space where the aesthetics of the East and West in ancient and modern times resonate with each other", the Marubeni Gallery is a facility where Marubeni's art collection, consisting of the three main categories of textiles, designs for textiles, and paintings, is on display to the public. Since its founding, Marubeni has pursued the aesthetic beauty of Japan through its textile business. Later, as the company expanded its business internationally, it also played a role in introducing western aesthetics to Japan. In addition to the history of Marubeni, the gallery showcases the aesthetic beauty of both East and West through its collection.

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Modern artists grapple with moving image, sound art, installations and performance art – mediums unrestricted by notions of 2D and 3D - in order to express the fluid, undefinable nature of contemporary society. Galleries and other spaces that exhibit these works also need to change, to accommodate such shifts over time. ASK? tries to be open to every form of artistic expression, aiming to be a place for communication between artists and society. 

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Kyobashi, Nihonbashi

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Shopping Center Gyre provides a new shopping experience in Omotesando under the concept “shop & think”. 

Gyre Gallery was created under the direction of art director Junji Tanigawa of JTQ, Swiss-based architects Yuichi Kodai and Thomas Hildebrand. The gallery’s logo was created by Rikako Nagashima.

The exhibitions are planned and produced by Kayoko Hirao of Hirao Inc. and independent curator Takayo Iida.  

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This museum's collection include a variety of genres such as Japanese Nihonga paintings, oil and watercolour paintings, sketches, prints, sculptures, ceramics (Tozan-yaki wares) and Japanese swords. Internationally-recognized masterpieces, such as sculptures by Rodin and Antoine Bourdelle, and paintings by surrealist artist Paul Delvaux, are also exhibited.

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As an art center specializing in photography and video media, Kanzan Gallery aims to nurture and support artists and to form a platform for both domestic and international audiences, using the gallery as a base for artistic practice in Bakurocho, Tokyo.

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Asakusabashi, Bakurocho

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The Ota Memorial Museum of Art specializes in Ukiyo-e prints. Ukiyoe is a popular art form that developed among ordinary people from the Edo period to the Meiji period, and had a great influence on European painters in the 19th century. Ukiyo-e is well known worldwide for its multi-colored woodblock prints by artists such as Hokusai Katsushika, Hiroshige Utagawa, and Sharaku Toshusai.

The Ota Memorial Museum of Art has a collection of about 15,000 works, including woodblock prints and handwritten paintings. The collection is well-balanced and covers a wide range of genres of Ukiyo-e, and is also known for its excellent state of preservation.

The museum exhibits around 100 Ukiyo-e works from its collection. There is no permanent exhibition, and the works are changed every month, so visitors will be able to discover something new no matter how many times they visit. The museum introduces the diverse appeal of Ukiyo-e through special exhibitions held from various perspectives.

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[Image: Asae Soya "Flora" (2024) Acrylic on paper on panel 162 x 97cm]

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The gallery opened in Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo in 1974. The gallery has introduced British contemporary art, which was still unfamiliar in Japan at the time, mainly by David Hockney, Peter Blake, Richard Hamilton, and Lucian Floyd. In 2006, the gallery moved to Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, and in 2012, a visual history of the gallery, "35 Years of Nishimura Gallery +," was published by Kyuryudo. 

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We specialize in contemporary and antique ceramics, specifically selected Japanese ceramics and artwork from 1935 to the present. We focus on introducing masterpieces of ceramic art, such as those displayed in museums, and discovering and nurturing new ceramic artists. We sell pieces on the first floor of the store, hold weekly solo exhibitions of ceramic artists on the second floor, and display and sell museum-class masterpieces in a special room on the third floor.

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The Artizon Museum, formerly the Bridgestone Museum of Art (opened in 1952), opened in January 2020 as a new art museum in Kyobashi, Tokyo. Artizon is a word coined from the combination of the words "art" and "horizon," and expresses the museum's intention to give visitors a sense of the horizons of art that are opening up the future. The concept is to "experience creation". In addition to the highly acclaimed Impressionist and Japanese modern Western-style paintings, the Ishibashi Foundation has expanded the scope and depth of its Collection to include post-war abstract paintings and modern Japanese art. The exhibition rooms are located on three floors from the 4th to the 6th and are equipped with the latest lighting and air-conditioning systems to provide a wide variety of art experiences.


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Renovated from a former bowling alley and abandoned bathhouse, Kitasenju Buoy is an art center with a theater, rehearsal space, gallery, and café. Collaboration of diverse genres such as theater, dance, poetry, architecture, food, video, and contemporary art creates encounters with different values.

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Eisei-Bunko Museum has been open to the public since 1972, becoming a registered museum under the Museum Law in 1973. The building was constructed in the early Showa period as a housekeeping office for the former Marquis Hosokawa family. The museum's collection was donated by Moritatsu and Morisada Hosokawa and is exhibited to the public in four periods each year, focusing on artistic handicrafts.

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Ichigaya, Kagurazaka

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The Ueno Royal Museum was established in 1972 by the Japan Art Association, whose president is His Imperial Highness Prince Hitachi-no-Miya Masahito. Although it does not have a permanent collection, the museum has been attracting attention for its exhibitions of various genres, from Western paintings and calligraphy to ukiyoe prints and manga. The VOCA Exhibition, a contemporary art exhibition that introduces outstanding young artists, the Ueno Royal Museum Grand Prize Exhibition, which attracts attention as a gateway to success in the art world, and the Japanese Nature Painting Exhibition, in which anyone can easily participate, are also held every year. On the third floor, there is the Uenonomori Art School, which is run by the museum and offers a wide range of activities that allow visitors to not only appreciate art but also learn about it.

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Hokkaido Asahikawa Museum of Art opened in July 1982 in Tokiwa Park, a place of recreation for the citizens of Asahikawa. As a hub of art and culture in northern Hokkaido, we hold a wide variety of exhibitions, including works connected to the region as well as those from across Japan and around the world. We also conduct many locally-based activities to promote art. 

One of our unique features is the collection of wooden works (woodcarvings, woodcrafts, chairs, and other works of Japanese and foreign artists), as the furniture and woodworking industry is very active in our region thanks to its abundant forest resources. We have also amassed a large number of paintings, prints, sculptures, and crafts from outstanding artists associated with northern Hokkaido.

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The concept behind Ginza Tsutaya Books, “The World’s Best Art Bookstore,” is to connect art with Japanese culture and everyday life through encouraging the act of “living with art.” The space is home to a book selection that expresses the limitless charm and mystique of art and that is like that of no other bookstore. It stocks standard books, big books and valuable vintage texts along with a beautifully crafted stationary selection. The store is comprised of a variety of spaces including an art gallery, event space and lifestyle laboratory.

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The Taro Okamoto Museum of Art, Kawasaki was created to trace the footsteps of Taro Okamoto's activities and to share his artistry and ideas.

The museum is based on the concept of a "hands-on museum" where visitors can enjoy the combination of the rich nature of Ikuta Ryokuchi and art, and where they can enjoy Taro Okamoto's and other works of art with all their senses in the city's largest green space, allowing them to experience nature and Taro Okamoto's creative energy in each of the four seasons.

As for the museum's exhibition programs, the museum holds permanent exhibitions throughout the year to introduce "the art of Taro Okamoto and his parents, Ippei and Kanoko," special exhibitions with the themes of "deeper recognition" of Taro Okamoto's art, "relationships with surrounding artists and the times," and "the relationship between art and society," and the Taro Okamoto Award for Contemporary Art (Taro Award), an open competition to discover artists who will lead the next generation.

In addition to the above, the museum is engaged in the preservation and collection of artworks, survey and research projects such as archiving of materials, educational programs for children and adults, and the dissemination of information on Okamoto's art both in Japan and abroad through various media.

The area around Ikuta Ryokuchi is also home to the Kawasaki Municipal Japanese Minkaen, the Kawasaki Science Museum, and the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum, all of which are popular among citizens as nature and culture zones in Kawasaki.

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Tomio Koyama Gallery opened in 1996 in Saga-cho, Koto-ku, Tokyo, moving to Roppongi in 2016. Since its opening the gallery has been participating in international art fairs, being the first point of introduction for young Japanese artists, and has generated a current that became a foundation of Japanese contemporary art. The gallery currently represents Kishio Suga, Mika Ninagawa, Hiroshi Sugito, and Richard Tuttle as well as holding exhibitions of ceramic artists. Introducing diverse artists from established figures to young talents, beyond distinctions of nationality or genre, Tomio Koyama Gallery aims at developing the contemporary art market with original perspectives.

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Roppongi, Nogizaka

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We deal mainly in Japanese art such as paintings, hanging scrolls, and contemporary art. We also hold exhibitions and sales at famous department stores throughout Japan and deliver our works to art galleries and museums throughout the country. We aim to introduce Japanese calligraphy and paintings from the medieval, early modern, and modern periods to the general public, and to help preserve and pass on Japanese culture.

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[Image: Kota Hirakawa "Tapetum" (2024) Acrylic, oil on canvas 53 x 46cm]

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Tennozu, Shinagawa

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Seikado was founded by Yanosuke Iwasaki (1851-1908), Mitsubishi's second president, and Koyata (1879-1945), Mitsubishi's fourth president, and houses approximately 200,000 volumes of classical books and 6,500 pieces of Oriental antiquities, including seven national treasures and 84 important cultural properties. The name "Seikado" was taken from a phrase in the Chinese classic "Shijing" meaning the offerings made to the spirits of ancestors would be splendidly arranged.

Since 1977, the Seikado Bunko Exhibition Hall in Okamoto, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo has been open to the public, but on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Seikado's founding, a new building was constructed, and in April 1992, the Seikado Bunko Art Museum was opened. In 2022, the 130th anniversary of Seikado, the exhibition gallery will be relocated to the first floor of the Meiji Seimei Kan, an important cultural asset in Marunouchi, Tokyo.

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Opened in October of 2018, Anomaly is a contemporary art gallery.
The word “anomaly” refers to an event or individual that cannot be explained by orthodoxy or common sense, a deviation.
The gallery not only follows the gallery system imported from Europe and America, but also advocates anomalous activities that fit the state of contemporary art in Asia and Japan.
Through repeated research and dialogue, the gallery organizes not only exhibitions, but also talk sessions, performances, and plays.

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Tobacco made its earliest appearance in human culture amid the highly developed pre-Columbian civilizations of the Americas. During the sixteenth century, the plant and its uses became known in other parts of the world as well. About 1600, tobacco arrived in Japan, where it led to the creation of new and artistically significant forms of material culture.

The relationship of mankind to salt is older still, as salt is a substance indispensable for maintaining life. Since Japan has no viable natural sources of salt, the early inhabitants were forced to use their ingenuity in producing sea salt. Over the centuries, this disadvantage resulted in a sophisticated, unique salt technology.

The Tobacco and Salt Museum is a many-sided institution that specializes in the collection and study of materials relating to tobacco and salt, which were the monopoly goods in Japan. The quality and interest level of its exhibitions and other events make it a favorite with the public.

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Kiyosumi, Ryogoku

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Clear Gallery Tokyo was founded in Tokyo in 2007 by Yoichi Nakamuta as a means to combine contemporary art and collectible design within and beyond Asia. Since then, it has positioned itself as a well-known venue for both local and international artists to showcase experimental and innovative works. Beginning with an exploration of vast and varied disciplines, CLEAR GALLERY TOKYO continues to push past beyond the boundaries of art by seeking and cultivating fresh talents that will bring new dimensions to the global art community, and functions as a hub for emerging cultures and new aesthetics values, creating a casual and exciting mixture of art communities around the world. 

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Itabashi Art Museum opened on May 20, 1979, as the first municipal art museum in Tokyo's 23 wards. In 2019, the museum celebrated its 40th anniversary and underwent a major renovation to make the building fit the needs of the times and the activities of the museum, reopening with a new look.
The museum's collection consists mainly of Edo Kano School and other early modern paintings, avant-garde art from the Taisho and early Showa periods, and work by artists associated with Itabashi City.
Through its collection and research activities, the museum has held exhibitions to introduce Edo culture and Ikebukuro Montparnasse to a wide audience. The museum also holds exhibitions related to illustration and design, such as the Bologna Children’s Book Fair Bologna Illustrators Exhibition, as well as lectures, workshops, and other activities related to these exhibitions.

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[Image: Ryo Uchida "Post" (2024), acrylic paint on canvas, 1303 x 1621 mm]

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Based in Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo, Otherwise Gallery is a contemporary art gallery that continuously explores new values. Originally established in 2007 as hpgrp GALLERY TOKYO under H.P.FRANCE, it was renamed during its renewal in 2024. In addition to actively hosting exhibitions for emerging artists, we also curate exhibitions for commercial facilities outside the gallery, aiming to provide more opportunities for people to engage with art.

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Gallery Conceal opened in Ginza in 2001 and moved to Shibuya in 2004. It is located in a multi-tenant building off a busy Shibuya street, a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station. It is a pure white art gallery that is used for a wide variety of events, exhibitions, and order-taking events. There is also a café space where you can relax and unwind. 

Gallery Conceal aims to be a place where people from all walks of life can connect with each other. Please come and visit us to see the various artists exhibiting their work!

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Shibuya

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In addition to the gallery space in Omotesando (Tokyo) which opened in 2014, the gallery opened a new space on the first floor of Terrada Art Complex I in Tennoz (Tokyo) in September 2020. The new space consists mainly of MAKI Collection, where works of the highest quality collected by gallery owners, Mr. and Mrs. Maki, are exhibited, as well as a gallery space. Temporary and permanent exhibitions are held in these spaces throughout the year.
In October 2020, MAKI gallery opened a second space on the first floor of Terrada Art Complex II.

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Founded by artist Takashi Murakami, the gallery opened in 2008 as a place to introduce artists managed by Murakami in Japan. In addition to creating social value for art through the management and sales of artists' work, it also contributes to the development of the Japanese art scene as a whole by providing prominent overseas artists with opportunities to exhibit in Tokyo. Major artists include Mr., Aya Takano, Chiho Aoshima, Ob, Emi Kuraya, Madsaki, Tengaone, Otani Workshop, and Mori Murata. Guest artists include Futura, Kasing Lung, T9G, Shoko Nakazawa, and Hideyasu Moto.

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On December 8, 2018, Agnès B. opened its first art gallery in Japan on the 2nd floor of its Aoyama store. Known for supporting young artists and collecting a variety of art for many years, this is the third gallery outside of France for Agnis B. P. A., which operates the one and only Galerie du Jour in Paris, following New York and Hong Kong, and is a very special location for the brand.

In addition to the 100㎡ exhibition space, a museum shop will be set up to sell the company's books and other publications, and a vinyl shop will be opened in Shibuya, Tokyo. In addition, there will be a record store selling vintage records including 1960s and 70s US and UK rock, new wave, and post-punk records in two categories: a French specialty section selected by Face Records, which has a vinyl store in Shibuya, and an Agnes B. select section. The store will also have a vintage record store.

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Maho Kubota Gallery is a contemporary art gallery that opened in Tokyo in March 2016. The space is located in Jingumae, a cultural crossroads in Tokyo where Harajuku and Aoyama overlap.
Since its inception, the gallery has been presenting work by artists who focus on gender issues in their work. In recent years, we have also been focusing on the work of artists who take a cognitive psychological approach to the question of what happens in the human brain when we view art. In addition, we will introduce works by artists who poetically capture the history of human creation and the richness of wisdom, based on universal narratives that transcend time and place. Through the exhibitions of outstanding artists from Japan and abroad, we aim to create a place of open experimentation that will remain in our memories long after we have viewed the works, and that will lead us to our own thoughts and explorations.

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In addition to special exhibitions covering a wide range of fields and periods, such as painting, sculpture, and crafts, exhibitions related to Shibuya are held from February to March, including public exhibitions by residents, workers, and students and salon exhibitions by artists and collectors associated with Shibuya. In addition to exhibitions, the museum also holds music concerts, lectures, gallery talks (exhibition commentary), workshops, and other events.

In addition, the museum offers four art classes a year for high school students and above who live, work, or study in Shibuya.

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Founded in October of 1985, Gallery Ma is a gallery specializing in architecture and design, and is managed by the sanitary manufacturer Toto Ltd. It takes its name from the unique Japanese concept of MA, which symbolically links humans, time, and space.

Gallery Ma was established with the goal of disseminating quality information through independently planned exhibitions and lectures on architecture and design. Its exhibitions supply a visual presentation of the ideas and philosophies of the artists, while its lectures enable people to have contact with the artists and gain a deeper understanding of the exhibitions. The gallery maintains a broad perspective by inviting architects and designers active both in Japan and internationally so as to supply information from abroad. As part of this larger agenda, Gallery Ma also publishes books in connection with its exhibitions such as its series Gallery Ma Books and Architecture Map.

Through these activities, Gallery Ma strives to provide the worlds of architecture and design, as well as the public with a place for stimulation, exchange and interaction.

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Chanel Nexus Hall started its activities with the opening of the Chanel Ginza Building in December 2004. Since then, it has inherited the spirit of Gabrielle Chanel, who loved and supported the arts, and has held concerts by young musicians and exhibitions of works by domestic and foreign artists from an angle unique to Chanel.

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CON_ aims to rethink and practice the alternatives of Tokyo urban culture through projects led by modern artists and the gallery complex.

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The Hibiya Library Museum is a cultural facility serving as a “gateway to knowledge”, a place to read, research, learn, enjoy, and interact. The library is built on the history, resources, and traditions of the former Hibiya Library and the archives of Chiyoda City Yonbancho Library. The museum provides a place to learn the history of Chiyoda City with dedicated permanent and special exhibition rooms.

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The National Art Center, Tokyo is a unique and innovative art exhibition facility: Instead of maintaining a permanent collection, it makes the most of a total of 14,000 square meters of exhibition space, the largest in Japan, and focuses on serving as a venue for various art exhibitions. The Center also promotes outreach activities through its educational programs, and the Art Library serves to collect and disseminate information related to art.
Located in Tokyo, an international city that attracts people, products, and information from all over Japan as well as the rest of the world, the Center will provide people with opportunities to experience diverse values and contribute to bringing forth a new culture based on the idea of mutual understanding and symbiotic relationship.