Odaiba, Tokyo Bay Area

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The Tokyo Metropolitan Human Rights Plaza is a facility established by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government as a base for promoting education and the awareness of human rights.
The Plaza features exhibition rooms where visitors can enjoy the experience of learning about human rights, a seminar room, a library, and various other facilities. 
It is managed and operated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Human Rights Promotion Center as the designated administrator.

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Shibaura House is a unique workshop space born in an office district. From business to social issues, art and design, and lifestyle.... Participants can take the lead in discussions and making things. The building was designed by Kazuyo Sejima and features a transparent glass wall, different floor shapes for each floor, and a staircase with beautiful curves. The living room on the first floor is divided by a single sheet of glass and blends into the city, like a park with tables and chairs. The second and third floors are connected by a large terrace to form a three-dimensional "lounge," a space where people can study or work in a relaxed atmosphere. The fourth floor is a "workspace" with staff working on video, web, and printed materials. On the top floor is the Bird Room, where various workshops are held. It can also be used for filming and events.

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First established in 2007 the gallery is host to a wide array of exhibitions through the support of its artists and actively joins in art fairs across Asia and further afield in the promotion of new audiences.

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National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation is a new style of science museum that invites visitors into the world of cutting-edge science and technology through interactive exhibits and interaction with science communicators. The museum features unique exhibits conceived by leading scientists and researchers in fields such as the global environment, robotics, life science, space, and information science. Visitors can experience and deepen their understanding of science not only by looking at it but also by experiencing it firsthand and interacting with it. Events are held mainly on Saturdays and Sundays.

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We are currently exhibiting a curated selection of works by photographers from Japan and Europe. The name ‘Gallery Vingt-et-Un’ refers to both the 21st century and to the 21st arrondissement of Paris and is meant to represent the gallery’s aim of carrying forth both the tradition and forward-thinking mentality of Paris. The gallery takes advantage of being inside of a hotel to provide the perfect environment for showcasing photographic works of art.

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Become bodily immersed in a massive art space. teamLab has been producing artworks with the Body Immersive concept for many years. teamLab Planets is a massive Body Immersive space consisting of a collection of installations in which the entire body becomes immersed, and the boundaries between the viewer and the work become more abstract. 
Body Immersive works immerse the body entirely through the use of digital technology, which allows for the artwork to be separated from the canvas that mediates it. This allows for continuous dynamic behaviour, visual phenomena, and the ability to transform the canvas. By doing so, the boundaries between the body and the work become ambiguous, which may become the starting point for people to think about their relationship with the world. As the the artwork changes, due to your existence and that of others in the work, people dissolve into the artwork world and the relationship between people changes.

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YOKOTA TOKYO is a gallery/publisher based in Tokyo. Its predecessor, Shigeru Yokota Gallery, began its activities in 1976 as a contemporary section of Gatodo Gallery in Nihombashi, and later moved to Takeshiba, Minato-ku in 1989. Since its opening, the gallery had handled the works of contemporary artists both inside and outside of Japan, and had continuously held solo exhibitions and supported the artists’ creation of their works.
In addition, Tokyo Publishing House, established in 1991, had focused on exhibiting prints of limited numbers, artist books, and photographs. We had expanded our activities overarching art archives.
In 2022, the two companies merged and were reborn under the company name YOKOTA TOKYO (Yokota Inc.). Based on the philosophy of "PUBLISHING = opening the things to the public," the company handles a wide range of works by artists from the postwar period to the present day.

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Tolot/Heuristic Shinonome is a large-scale facility for contemporary art and photography in the Shinonome Steel Complex adjacent to Shinonome Station on the Rinkai Line. It is a museum-class space with eight huge cubes lined up in a minimalistic fashion on the second floor of a printing and binding factory.

The Nomadic Museum is a temporary structure designed by renowned architect Shigeru Ban to house Gregory Colbert's "Ashes and Snow". It is constructed of 152 steel cargo containers, stacked 34 feet high and combined with largely recyclable and reusable materials to form the structural elements. The building’s design evokes the journey of the exhibition as it travels to ports of call around the world.

The Nomadic Museum was first constructed in New York and Santa Monica before moving to Tokyo. It is disassembled and reconstructed as "Ashes and Snow" travels to other venues in Asia, Europe and South America.

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At the Panasonic Center Tokyo, visitors can share Panasonic's visions of two of the goals the Matsushita Group is most committed to — "the ubiquitous network society" and "peaceful coexistence with the environment".

The first floor consists of Panasonic's Ubiquitous Network Showcase — presenting the coming ubiquitous society as it might look in the near future. It offers a breathtaking glimpse of the building blocks of that lifestyle — from home interiors to security systems indispensable to the urban development of the times.

Moving upstairs, 2nd floor exhibits highlight some of Panasonic's major milestones in environmental protection, universal design and other areas — presented by very advanced, yet very easy-to-understand multimedia displays.

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Tokyo Publishing House (TPH) was established in the frame of Shigeru Yokota Gallery in order to separate exhibitions and distribution of "Printed Matter". Since its establishment in October 1991 TPH therefore focuses on exhibitions and the edition of printed matter, artist books and photography.
"To publish" means to make public. Accordingly in recent years TPH's exhibition projects reconsidered or reconstructed Japanese Postwar Art from the point of view of art archives.

Odaiba, Tokyo Bay Area

Shibaura Institute of Technology Toyosu Campus

Tokyo Portcity Takeshiba

Crevia Base Tokyo

Kasai Rinkai Park

Pullman Tokyo Tamachi

Yumenoshima Tropical Greenhouse Dome

Hakuhodo Product's Inc. Head Office

Tokyo Metropolitan Human Rights Plaza

Symbol Promenade Park Dream Plaza

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Shibaura House

Gallery Art Composition

Soko Station 146

National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation

Gallery 21

Tokyo Big Sight

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TeamLab Planets Tokyo

Yokota Tokyo

Yumenoshima Park Multipurpose Colosseum

G/P Gallery Shinonome

Contemporary Japan Gallery

Tolot / Heuristic Shinonome

Gallery Maki Jikkenshitsu

The Nomadic Museum in Odaiba

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ageHa, Studio Coast

By Trico's Gallery "Information"

Panasonic Center Tokyo

Hiromi Yoshii Tokyo

Gallery 916

Sony ExploraScience

Tokyo Publishing House

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