Hillside Terrace, created in 1969 by world-renowned architect Fumihiko Maki, continues to be a landmark of Daikanyama and attracts a lot of interest from both inside and outside Japan. The space, where stores, restaurants, offices, and residences coexist, is a natural intersection of public and private spaces and has created a rich expression.

Hillside Terrace is dotted with galleries of various sizes, and Hillside Forum is a full-fledged exhibition space that forms the core of the complex. The unique exhibition space with its corridor-style design attracts artists, and many exhibitions of contemporary art have been held here. There is also a café where visitors can relax while enjoying the art.

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Ebisu, Daikanyama, Nakameguro

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Since its opening in 2011, Post has featured about 30 publishers from around the world and as the official bookshop of German art publisher Steidl, always carries Steidl's main lineup.

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KATSUYA SUSUKI GALLERY is a contemporary art gallery that will open on March 2021 in Kakinokizaka, the center of the art and culture of Toritsudaigaku area, where Persimmon Hall, a hall for concerts and stage performances and a library are located.

We would like you to feel the present and the future of the art scene through the exhibition of works by young artists born from a new perspective and concept.

We will also introduce various talk events, workshops, and other programs that will make art feel closer to the local community.

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NOKOGIRI was opened in April 2022, in Shibuya, Tokyo. It focuses on the work of contemporary ceramic artists.
This is a room in a vintage building that is located in front of a junior high school. The gallery is made up of birdsong, the sound of trains in the distance, and light streaming in through the windows. Taking form out of the soul and presenting it. We aim to create a place where individuals can play with humor, where time slips, and, where broken goods that can’t be discarded, all traverse to create a space that endlessly lets the imagination flow.

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Located between Ebisu and Hiroo, it is a window gallery consisting of two frames (24cm deep). The word “cage” has two interpretations: the English word "cage" means "birdcage" or "framework," and the Japanese word "bulletin" means "to display publicly.” We plan to develop a flat perspective on current events by removing the framework of existing evaluation and fields.

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nidi gallery was established in Akasaka, Tokyo in 2008. Since then, We have curated and exhibited various Japanese and overseas artists. In February 2018, we have moved to Ebisu area and started publicaton by the artists exhibited in our gallery.

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Daikanyama T-Site Garden Gallery is a multi-purpose space that proposes a variety of lifestyle scenes through the introduction of new products that add color to daily life and the holding of events that make it seem as if the pages of a magazine feature have popped up. Focusing on the lifestyle genres proposed by the six specialty stores in the facility and the adjacent Tsutaya Books, information will be disseminated under the keywords of "high-quality daily life," "latest" and “discovery."

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Art Front is a gallery space planned and operated by Art Front Gallery Co. The gallery space has its roots in Hillside Gallery, which has organized leading exhibitions for more than 20 years since 1984, including those of Masashi Kawamata, Tatsuo Kawaguchi, and Shintaro Tanaka.

In 2010, the gallery was reopened. The gallery organizes about 10 solo and group exhibitions a year, focusing on young to mid-career artists who are ahead of their time, and also introduces overseas artists active in the international art scene. One of our strengths is that we can hold exhibitions of artists participating in art festivals such as the Echigo-Tsumari Triennale and the Setouchi International Art Festival at the same time. We hope you will enjoy the wide variety of exhibitions in the culturally rich Daikanyama neighborhood of Tokyo.
(We also offer art coordination services for your home, office, or villa in our viewing room.)

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Opened in April 1991, Kobo Chika seeks to be a workshop of culture through the presentation of artists carefully selected by the gallery. 

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A gallery inside a garage-like apartment in Ebisu, Tokyo (near TOP Museum) dealing with contemporary art and design.

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Kinkan Gallery is located in the Aburamen neighborhood of Meguro. The gallery holds exhibitions and events for artists and musicians of various genres along with selling art and design-related books, artists’ goods, and music. From 2013, we have been working in collaboration with artists through our publishing label Kinkan Publishing. 

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The gallery is located 1-minute walk from Jiyugaoka Station. The contemporary art exhibited ranges from two and three-dimensional works to installations. A multipurpose space is also available for accessory and apparel sales and workshops. In addition to exhibitions of domestic and overseas artists, we also provide rental space for artists to present their own art activities.

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America-Bashi Gallery is a place for photographers, illustrators, and other creators, both professional and amateur, to present their work and artistic expression, and especially for those involved in advertising and editing to send out information. The exhibition space can be divided into two rooms, with a large monitor in the basement for interactive work, video, and JPG images.

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