Kinosho Kikaku was established in 1999. Soon after, a gallery space mainly dealing with contemporary art opened. Our focus is on discovering young and promising artists. With a forensic eye backed by experience and knowledge as a weapon, we are mainly focusing on writers who emphasize the act of "drawing" in a modern world, where various expressions are overflowing. Based on the promotion of presentations not only in Japan but also in Asia, we also introduce and develop young artists in Japan. We work to impact the art scene through original methods, strategies and routes.
Moved to our current location from Ginza 1-chome in September 2014.

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Kyobashi, Nihonbashi

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Huls Gallery Tokyo curates and showcases fine crafts from around Japan, each with its own heritage and expression but together illustrating the country’s distinctive appreciation of beauty.

In recent years, Japanese crafts made with traditional techniques have come to attract attention around the world. Rooted in the country’s diverse regions and cultures, today’s artisans continue to build on those living traditions.

We strive to be insightful concierges of Japanese craft, giving people in Japan and around the world a personal introduction to these special pieces and the stories behind them, and sharing new ways of appreciating how they can enrich the moments of our lives.

Roppongi, Nogizaka

The museum's compendium, of which collection began prior to the establishment of the university in 1887, has now reached 30,000 artifacts. The current museum was inaugurated in 1996 after voices from within and without the university asking for a transfer from the original space within the library that was increasingly becoming unsatisfactory due to the ever expanding collection. In 1998 the institution was expanded and renamed to its current name from the original University Resource Center to further develop its activities as a museum. The museum seeks to be experimental making use of its particular institutional character as a place for creation and education as well as research. 

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Ueno, Yanaka

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Tokyo: Others

The Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo opened in March 1995 with the aim of promoting contemporary art and enriching the foundation of art and culture. Utilizing its collection of approximately 5,500 works, the museum holds a wide range of exhibitions related to contemporary art, including paintings, sculptures, fashion, architecture, and design. It also has an art library with a total of 270,000 art-related books and materials, and conducts activities to disseminate art, such as workshops, various lectures, and lectures for the purpose of providing information and education on art. It is a space where visitors can experience firsthand the constant movement of contemporary art.

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Kiyosumi, Ryogoku

Located on the 53rd floor, the top floor of Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, Mori Art Museum (MAM) is an international museum of contemporary art. The museum organizes a wide variety of exhibitions from a unique perspective, including cutting-edge art, architecture, and design from around the world.
In addition to the exhibitions, the museum offers programs such as "MAM Collection," which introduces the museum's collection, "MAM Screen," which shows video works, "MAM Research," which focuses on the exhibition of materials, and "MAM Project," which involves experimental projects with artists from around the world. With the motto of "Art + Life" - making contemporary art more accessible - MAM also supervises public art in Roppongi Hills and Toranomon Hills, and holds art events in collaboration with local communities.

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The Bridgestone Museum of Art devotes itself to the collection and exhibition of works of Impressionism and other modern European art, as well as Japanese Western-style paintings from the Meiji and following eras. It was first begun in 1952, when Ishibashi Shojiro, founder of the Bridgestone Corporation, opened an art museum in the newly built Bridgestone Building and there exhibited his private collection of artworks. 

In 1956, the Ishibashi Foundation was established, and in 1961, almost all the works in the Ishibashi collection were donated to the Foundation, forming the nucleus of the present permanent collection. The Bridgestone Museum of Art has continued thereafter to augment and enrich its collection, while always striving to provide an outstanding environment for the appreciation of art. It also organizes activities that introduce works of art in a highly enjoyable atmosphere, including the Saturday Lectures that it has held since its inception. A rewarding experience awaits all those who visit the Bridgestone Museum of Art.

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“Art” along with “Beauty” and “Gourmet” is one of the 3 concepts of Pola Ginza Building. Our desire is to give as many people as possible the chance to experience beauty and aesthetics through art in Ginza. To that aim, we hold free exhibitions all-year round. 
We propose art that will lead to the future through various exhibitions ranging from the Pola Collection to contemporary art. We aim to create a place where visitors can encounter beautiful works and be inspired in their own lives.

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Ginza, Marunouchi

This museum presents Western art from the late Medieval period through to the early 20th Century and French modern sculpture. The NMWA was established in 1959 around the core Matsukata Collection as a museum specializing in Western art. The main building, designed by the French architect Le Corbusier, displays pre-18th century paintings, whereas the New Wing displays 19th to early 20th century French paintings. The NMWA drawing collection centers on works by 18th to 19th century French artists and the prints collection features works ranging from the 15th century through to the early 20th century. Thematically arranged exhibitions of a selection of these collections are held regularly in one of the gallery spaces in the New Wing. 

Photo Credit: Ryota Atarashi

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National Film Archive of Japan (NFAJ) started out in 1952 as the film library section of the National Museum of Modern Art (MOMAT).  The section was expanded in 1970 to become National Film Center (NFC), which became independent from MOMAT in 2018 to become NFAJ, as one of the six members of the Independent Administrative Institution National Museum of Art.
NFAJ, the only national institution of film in Japan, promotes motion picture culture through the collection, preservation, restoration, research, screenings, and exhibitions of domestic and overseas films and related materials. 

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The Kawamura Memorial DIC Museum of Art opened in 1990 at Central Research Laboratories of DIC Corporation, in the suburbs of Sakura City, Chiba, to exhibit works of art collected by the company and its affiliated firms. The museum displays approximately 50 - 80 items selected from the group's holdings in its permanent collection and also features special exhibitions several times each year.
The collection varies from 17th century Rembrandt to contemporary art, and the building (designed by Ichiro Ebihara) aims to provide the most fitting space for the artworks being displayed. The natural environment surrounding the building completes the setting, offering the distinct and delightful changes of the four seasons. At Kawamura Memorial DIC Museum of Art, visitors are pleased to find the premises comprised of these three harmonious elements. 

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Kanto

Four times a year, the Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery introduces the work of artists from Japan and abroad through special exhibitions on a wide range of themes including painting, sculpture, photography, video, design, fashion, and architecture. The Terada Collection, which was donated by Mr. Kotaro Terada (1927-2018), contains post-war artwork including work by father and son, Tatsuoki and Fumio Nambata, two of Japan's leading abstract painters. Furthermore, following the wishes of the late Tatsuoki Nambata, “Project N" is being held at the same time as the special exhibition as a series to introduce young artists in Japan. The work of young artists selected by the Foundation's selection committee will be exhibited in the 4th floor corridor.

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Shinjuku

A public facility jointly operated by Japan Post Co. Ltd. and the University Museum, the University of Tokyo (UMUT) . In the former Tokyo Central Post Office, a five-storied historical building representative of Showa modernism architecture, the second and third floors were renovated as a museum space to give birth to the Intermediatheque (IMT). As indicated by its name, this is a facility dedicated to interdisciplinary experimentation venturing into cultural creation of a new kind based on the fusion of every means of expression. The platform of such an activity is the permanent exhibition of the scientific and cultural heritage accumulated by the University of Tokyo since its foundation in 1877. The design policy conducting the revival of this historical heritage within the contemporary urban cityscape is one of the highlights of the exhibition.

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University

K’s Gallery exhibits abstract paintings, figurative oil paintings, watercolor-based prints, Nihonga, sculptures, and other contemporary artwork. Our aim is to support contemporary artists by having as many people as possible enjoy their work. 

Please feel free to inquire about works and artists after the duration of exhibitions.
The gallery moved in August of 2015.

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René Lalique (1860-1945) is a French artist of “Art Nouveau” and “Art Deco” era, primarily known as a craftsman of the objects in glass and also as a master of jewelry. Lalique Museum, Hakone owns the collection of more than 1,500 of Lalique pieces including over 200 precious jewelry. Enjoy the world of Lalique in the beautiful nature of Hakone, just two-hour drive from Tokyo.

絞り込み

Kinosho Kikaku

Niigata Manga Anime Museum

Galleria Finarte

T-House New Balance

Huls Gallery Tokyo

The University Art Museum - Tokyo University of the Arts

Ryushi Memorial Museum

Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo

Mori Art Museum

Artizon Museum

Pola Museum Annex

National Museum Of Western Art, Tokyo

National Film Archive of Japan

Kawamura Memorial DIC Museum of Art

National Crafts Museum

Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery

Intermediatheque

Waseda University, Nishiwaseda Campus

K's Gallery

Lalique Museum, Hakone