Fukushima

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The Great East Japan Earthquake and Nuclear Disaster Memorial Museum is a prefectural facility in Futaba Town, Fukushima Prefecture which opened on September 20, 2020. In addition to the exhibition showing the reality of the unprecedented triple disaster in Fukushima caused by the earthquake, tsunami, and TEPCO’s Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident as well as the progress to reconstruction, storytelling lectures are given four times a day by residents who experienced the disaster first hand. Aside from exhibition tours, lessons for disaster prevention and mitigation are disseminated both domestically and internationally for the future through training programs, surveys, and research.

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MOCAF（Museum Of Contemporary Art Fukushima）is a museum that opened in Tomioka Fukushima at 14:46 on March 11 2021. On this day, MOCAF had a revolving door as its entrance, hoping you could change your perspective to the world a little bit after you passed the door.

Iwaki City Art Museum opened in 1984 and is located within a twelve-minute walk to JR Iwaki Station. The museum's collection consists of both Japanese and foreign artists, as well as artists connected to Iwaki City. We display works from the collection in our permanent exhibition which includes changeovers. In the special exhibitions, usually held from April to December, we introduce both Eastern and Western art from ancient to modern times. Exhibitions of the works made by residents are held from January to March.
Various gallery talks, lectures, workshops, concerts, performances, and other activities are held at the museum which aims to become the center of cultural activity in the area.

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Hajimari Art Center is a small museum that was established in June 2014 by renovating a 140-year-old sake brewery “Juhachikengura”. Asaka Aiikuen, the parent organization of Hajimari Art Center, has implemented support programs mainly for persons with intellectual disabilities for about 50 years since its foundation. Such activities brought attention to all important forms of self-expression and self-realization regardless of whether the persons have a disability or not. Hajimari Art Center is a place where welfare and art exist together, and it provides opportunities to develop a tolerant and creative society.

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The Center for Contemporary Graphic Art (CCGA) is an art museum that opened in Sukagawa, Fukushima, in April 1995 in a lush setting at the foot of Mt. Uzumine. It was established by Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. as the company's contribution to the promotion of graphic art, following the previous openings of ginza graphic gallery and Kyoto ddd gallery. Since July 2008, CCGA has been operated by DNP Foundation for Cultural Promotion.

The role of CCGA is to serve as an archive center to pass on to future generations outstanding works and materials in graphic design and graphic arts as a valuable cultural heritage in a land blessed with beautiful natural surroundings and ideal for the preservation of art. The two main collections are the Tyler Graphics Archive Collection, a collection of prints created by Tyler Graphics in collaboration with the artists throughout the history of contemporary American art, and DNP Archives of Graphic Design, a collection of internationally acclaimed masterpieces of contemporary Japanese graphic design.

CCGA contributes to the spread and development of our country's graphic arts culture by making these collections widely available to the public through exhibitions and events, as well as responding to various inquiries and requests from educational institutions and researchers about the collections and graphic arts.

Our Museum is located in Fukushima City, at the foot of Mt. Shinobu, a symbol to the city. It opened its doors in 1984 along with Fukushima Prefectural Library on a wide site of over sixty thousands square meters. The Museum building is independent from the Library with its own grounds and gardens. Many people acclaim its beauty. The Museum was built in order to acquire and exhibit fine works of modern and contemporary arts to inform the public of the exhibitions.

Fukushima

Corasse Fukushima

The Great East Japan Earthquake and Nuclear Disaster Memorial Museum

Katsurao Collective

Kiyoshi Saito Museum of Art, Yanaizu

Nishiaizu International Art Village

Fukushima Prefectural Culture Center

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Hirono Miraikan

Japan Kimono Museum

MOCAF

Fukushima Museum

Iwaki City Art Museum

Hajimari Art Center

Center for Contemporary Graphic Art

Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art

Koriyama City Museum of Art

Morohashi Museum of Modern Art