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Musashino, Tama

Gallery

Youkobo Art Space is located in a tranquil residential suburb in Suginami City, central Tokyo, and consists of an art gallery, artists studios, and Youkobo Artist-in-Residence Program.

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A used and new bookstore located in Kichijoji, Tokyo, dealing mainly in photography books, art books, and independent presses.

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Shop or Department Store

This gallery is jointly run by designers Hitoshi Odajima and Yudai Osawa. It is a gallery space where various artists exhibit their work and also serves as a café during the day and a bar at night, creating a place where people can connect.

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Azumabashi Dance Crossing and Headz jointly produce this independent space. It is a venue for "Something New" in all genres, including live performances of theater, dance, performance, and music, lectures, talks, and exhibitions. It can be used in any way (not only for event planning but also as a rehearsal space, studio, meeting place, etc.).

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Event Space

Chofu City Cultural Center is a multipurpose facility designed as a space for learning and cultural activities. The Center also houses a cafe/restaurant, the central library, and a community FM station.

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This art space is run by "Koganei Artful Action!", which has developed art programs in various places in Koganei. On the second floor of Chateau Koganei, which features large windows, is our office as well as two small and large office spaces, and a cafe and a shop.

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Cafe or Bar

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The Nerima Art Museum opened in 1985 as the third municipal art museum in Tokyo. Focusing mainly on modern and contemporary Japanese art, in recent years the museum has been planning exhibitions that open up new perspectives by expanding the boundaries of time period, region, and genre to include ukiyoe, Western painting, and picture books.

In addition, the museum collects modern and contemporary Japanese artwork from a broad perspective, focusing on local artists such as Aimitsu and Gyoji Nomiyama, and holds exhibitions based on its collection on a regular basis. Information about the collection is also available on the internet.

Aiming to be a friendly and familiar art museum, the museum also offers a variety of educational programs so that people of all ages can enjoy art with ease. Additionally, the museum rents out its creative room and gallery as a place for residents to create and present their works.

The museum is adjacent to the "Bijutsu no Mori Green Space" where 32 animal sculptures are installed, making it a place of relaxation for the community.

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Museum

The Edo-Tokyo Open Air Museum opened on March 28, 1993. Located in the Koganei Metropolitan Park, the park covers an area of approximately 7 hectares, with 30 restored buildings dating from the Edo period to the mid-Showa period. Historical buildings of high cultural value that cannot be preserved on-site are relocated, restored, preserved, and exhibited, with the aim of passing them on as valuable cultural heritage to the next generation.

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The museum opened in April 2006, following a donation from the Kenichi Nakamura Memorial Museum of Art Foundation. The museum's goal is to become a center for artistic and cultural activities of the citizens by providing an art museum with citizen participation and involvement, and by enhancing its educational programs. The museum changes exhibits about four times a year, and in addition to exhibitions of works in the museum's collection that introduce the works of Kenichi Nakamura, which form the basic collection, special exhibitions planned by the museum are held two to three times a year.

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The museum is built on the site of the home and atelier where Chihiro Iwasaki spent the last 22 years of her life and produced many works. In 1977, three years after her death, the world's first picture book museum, the Chihiro Iwasaki Picture Book Museum (now the Chihiro Museum of Art), opened. Then in 2002, with respect for the time that Chihiro spent living there and the history of the museum, the public space was significantly increased and the building was reborn as a barrier-free building. Visitors can take in her pictures while sat on Chihiro’s favorite sofa, experience the painstakingly restored atelier, and enjoy Chihiro Garden where the flowers and trees that the artist loved and raised were planted.

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The Musashino Art University Library, which opened in 1967, changed its name to the Musashino Art University Museum & Library in 2010 and has been engaged in activities as a university art museum, such as collecting and preserving artwork and design materials, building databases, planning and holding exhibitions, and publishing catalogs. The museum's collection is approximately 30,000 items. The museum's collection of over 40,000 items, including approximately 30,000 posters and 400 modern chairs, forms a collection of great social significance as valuable basic materials for design research.

The museum will continue to enhance its educational and research functions and actively disseminate information through a wide range of exhibitions.

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Founded in 1975 as the “creative frontline” of photography education, the gallery has held many unique exhibitions of famous photographers from overseas. Gallery talks held during exhibitions are not only for students but available to the public. In addition to exhibitions, the gallery collects valuable original prints for exhibition and research. Shadai Gallery is known not only in Japan but overseas for its unique approach. 

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Shadai Gallery, Tokyo Institute of Polytechnics