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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

This museum focuses on Japanese folk crafts, in particular the collection in the Mingeikan in Meguro, Tokyo, which includes ceramics, lacquerware, woodwork, and fabric. Special exhibitions are held twice a year in the spring and autumn.

Kinki

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Chugoku

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Kojin Kyoto is a riverside salon and gallery space located along the historical Kojinguchi bridge in the heart of Kyoto. This storied location was one of the main entrance of seven entry points into the ancient, cultural capital of Japan.
The site itself was once a famous cafe named “River Bank” visited often since 1959 by nearby students of Kyoto University. Overlooking the Kamo River, Kojin Kyoto is surrounded with seasonal nature — swaying willow and cherry blossoms with a view of Mt. Higashiyama in the distant backdrop. The setting invites a mood for boundless discovery, play and gathering of curious and artistic minds.

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Ginza, Marunouchi

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Shibuya

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 The Dogo Onsen Honkan is a picturesque symbol of Japan’s oldest hot spring. In 1994 it was the first public bathhouse in Japan designated as a National Important Cultural Property, and in 2009 it was awarded the top rating of 3 stars by the Michelin Green Guide Japan.
The present-day Kami-no-Yu Honkan is a 3-story wooden structure renovated in 1894 by Yukiya Isaniwa, the first mayor of Dogo Yunomachi. The building was designed by Matahachiro Sakamoto, a craftsman from a family of master carpenters who worked on Matsuyama Castle. Featuring a truss structure that incorporates Western techniques, this grand 3-tiered building is crowned by a square cupola called the Shinrokaku that features giyaman glass windows and a roof adorned by a sculpture of the egret from the Dogo Onsen legend. The Dogo Onsen Honkan has two bathing areas, the Tama-no-Yu and Kami-no-Yu, and guests can select from four bathing packages: the Tama-no-Yu 3rd floor private room, Tama-no-Yu 2nd floor resting lounge, Kami-no-Yu 2nd floor resting lounge, and Kami-no-Yu downstairs.

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Shikoku

Enshrining Sugawara Michizane, or Tenjin, the deity of learning, culture, and the arts, Dazaifu Tenmangu welcomes more than 10 million visitors a year. It is one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines, the head of 12,000 Tenjin shrines nationwide, and one of the top places to visit in Fukuoka. The shrine and its surrounds are ancient, but its approach to art is timeless, working with international artists to create a rich program of cutting-edge art events and blending the spiritual and creative in a unique environment, open to all. Welcome to Dazaifu Tenmangu—the shrine of learning, culture, and the arts for more than a millennium.

Kyushu, Okinawa

Orie Art Gallery handles art of various media, both three-dimensional and two-dimensional, by contemporary artists from Japan and abroad. We specialize in art for architectural spaces and feature many exhibitions of tapestries, dyed art, and other textile works. We are always striving to create fresh projects and displays to keep up with changing architectural designs. We also rent our gallery and our quiet, spacious space is popular for high-traffic solo and group exhibitions.

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Omotesando, Aoyama

Zen Foto Gallery was established in September 2009 in Tokyo by Mark Pearson. Specializing in Asian photography, it aims to show interesting, experimental exhibitions and publish limited edition photography books to accompany most of the exhibitions in order to introduce stimulating works that would otherwise rarely be seen. Overall it hopes to provide an international platform for greater appreciation of contemporary and historical works of Asian photography. 
The gallery moved from Shibuya to Roppongi in 2011. 

Roppongi, Nogizaka

Ando Gallery opened in July 2008 near the Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo in Kiyosumi-shirakawa. The building has been constructed by refurbishing a vine-covered old storehouse, and its environment offers viewers a one on one experience with artworks. Ando Gallery seeks and transmits the art of a new age together with artists of our time.

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Kiyosumi, Ryogoku

Tsukuba Museum of Art, Ibaraki, only holds gallery exhibitions for rent. It is a participatory art museum based on the concept of "seeing, creating, and presenting." It opened in June 1990 as a branch of the Museum of Modern Art, Ibaraki, and is located in the Tsukuba Cultural Hall Ars, along with a library operated and managed by Tsukuba City. The museum is used as a venue for solo and group exhibitions of paintings, sculptures, crafts, calligraphy, photography, installations, and other art activities, and is well known as a community-based art museum.

The museum also holds Saturday Lectures at the Tsukuba Art Museum about 10 times a year on Saturdays. The curators of the Museum of Modern Art, Ibaraki, the Ceramic Museum of Ibaraki, and the Tenshin Memorial Itsuura Museum of Art, Ibaraki, speak on various themes at each lecture, which is full of episodes that only the curators can tell, such as stories behind exhibitions as well as information about artists and their work.

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The Loop Gallery

Azumino Municipal Museum Of Modern Art, Toyoshina

Theatre E9 Kyoto

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Dogo Onsen Honkan

Nikon Plaza Osaka

Dazaifu Tenmangu

Kyushu National Museum

Orie Art Gallery

Zen Foto Gallery

Ando Gallery

Tsukuba Museum of Art, Ibaraki