Setagaya

Cafe or Restaurant

Kanagawa

Gallery

堀美術館外観

Aichi

Museum

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Shinjuku, Hatsudai, Yotsuya

Kiyosumi, Ryogoku

Ebisu, Daikanyama, Nakameguro

Shop or Department Store

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Event Space

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Takebashi, Suidobashi, Suehirocho

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Ibaraki

Aomori

Nagaya Paper Lab is a studio, art space, and bookstore located in Kyojima, Sumida-ku, Tokyo. Housed in a row house built in the early Showa period, it functions as a venue for exhibitions as well as a space for printing and bookbinding. As a bookstore focusing on photobooks and art books, it also hosts exhibitions, events, and workshops, offering a place where making, presenting, and viewing intersect. Though modest in scale, it provides an intimate environment where visitors can closely engage with the works.

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Tokyo: Others

②本部会場

Ginza, Marunouchi

Kyoto

Kagoshima

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Shiga

Tennozu, Shinagawa

Hyogo

資料館外観

Osaka

外観写真

Kawaguchi City Museum of Art aims to be a "park-like museum" where anyone—children and adults, art connoisseurs and those who visit on a whim—can easily come and enjoy themselves. We aim to pass on the value of artists and works associated with Kawaguchi, a city of craftsmanship, to future generations, while also supporting the challenges of artists who continue to create in this city today. Furthermore, through exhibitions, workshops, lectures, and performances, we offer opportunities to encounter expressions and new perspectives that are not typically found in everyday life. We aspire to be a warm and welcoming place where we can gather lots of excitement, anticipation, and thrills, and nurture the future together with all of you.

Saitama

ふるさと美術館外観 - furusato asahi

Toyama

The Kiyomizu-dera Temple Pilgrimage Mandala created in the first half of the 16 century depicts the pilgrimage route to Kiyomizu-dera Temple across the Kamo-gawa River and the precincts of the temple. At present, there are several roads leading to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, but when the Pilgrimage Mandala was drawn, the road leading to Kiyomizu-dera Temple from Gojo-bashi Bridge (Matsubara-bashi Bridge) through Gojo-dori Street (Matsubara-dori Street)   was a pilgrimage road.
While the pilgrimage mandala depicts the same visitors as today — people clasping their hands at Buddhist statues, gazing at the scenery from the Kiyomizu stage, purifying themselves at Otowa Falls, and resting at a tea house in front of the temple 

Other

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Roppongi, Nogizaka

Fukuoka

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Shibuya

Hotel

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ININI is an art gallery where people can discover and express what they truly love, and encounter their own inner selves through engaging with artworks. Founded primarily by students and those who are looking to expand their creative activities, ININI values not completed results or achievements, but what artists are thinking and trying to create right now. It aims to be a place where diverse expressions and backgrounds intersect freely. Through creating and viewing artworks, visitors are invited to reflect on their own thoughts and sensibilities, and take home small hints for what comes next. ININI is an art gallery that cherishes these quiet, personal experiences.

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Gifu

会場写真NAGOROBOOKS

The Museum of Imaginary Narrative Arts (MINA) is a new museum project based on the concept of "imaginary narratives."
Centered around four contemporary art exhibitions per year, the museum will work with artists and creators to create the "museum itself," through sales and collection of artworks, learning programs and workshops by exhibiting artists, the development of a cafe and museum shop, and the publication of a quarterly magazine.
Under the direction of the contemporary art unit L PACK., the museum blurs the boundaries between exhibitions and dining, creating a space where people and artworks can share the same time. It proposes a new type of museum through mechanisms that allow people to freely move between the everyday and the extraordinary.
What does the museum mean to us? This is where the story of a new and enriching daily life with art begins.

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Azabudai, Toranomon

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Asakusabashi, Bakurocho

Campbell Suzuki is a contemporary art gallery and photography studio founded in 2025 by Avery Campbell. Spurred on by a noticeable gap in the West between the immense interest for Japanese contemporary artists and the difficulty in entering such a foreign cultural arena, we began this project foremost to support artists in Kyoto and beyond to establish themselves and reach new audiences. In this vein, Campbell Suzuki also serves as a photography and documentation studio catering to artists, makers, creators, and cultural producers alike. Over time, we hope to introduce new projects that will help us foster relationships and grow Kyoto’s reputation as a cultural capital. Campbell Suzuki is at its heart a family endeavour. It follows the heels of our life in Chicago operating Shane Campbell Gallery. The name follows Shane’s father’s motorcycle shop of the same name, Campbell Suzuki of Whittier, California.

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Neconoma

Bluff No.234

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Budo

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OUAT Head Store

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Sakurano-ie

Speak For Wall

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Hachinohe Portal Museum Hacchi

Nagaya Paper Lab

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Kodama Art Museum​

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8 1/2

Vague Archives

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OM System Gallery II

Kawaguchi Museum of Art

Furusato Art Museum

Kyusenkaku

Chohouse

Mikasa Kaikan Teppanyaki Yamato Azabujuban Branch

Carbon Coffee Fukuoka

Nomadic Gallery

Lulu Hostel & Space

CC Gallery

Co-Creation Space Inini

Osaji Kyoto

Nagorosha / Nagoro Books

Museum of Imaginary Narrative Arts [Mina]

Onojo Cocoro-no-furusato-kan City Museum

T.Gallery

Good Boy Planning

Te

Campbell Suzuki

Kodama Art Museum