Bambinart Gallery is a contemporary art gallery focused on up-and-coming artists located in the basement floor of Arts Chiyoda 3331 in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. In addition, we introduce artists who are involved in photography and video, collaborate with companies and other spaces, and carry out various projects.

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Chiyoda

Gallery

Hanzomon Museum is a cultural facility that was built to display Buddhist artwork owned by Shinnyo-en to the general public. In the Exhibition space, located on the first floor of the basement, a Seated Mahāvairocana－believed to be the work of Unkei－as well as bas-relief depictions of the Buddha’s life from Gandhara are on permanent display. Other items on show from Shinnyo-en’s collection of Buddhist statues, paintings, and scriptures are regularly changed. On the second floor, there is a lounge area where visitors can browse through books or take a break, and a multipurpose room has been made available that can be used for different functions. On the third floor, there is a theater where visitors can enjoy watching films on Buddhist culture, and a hall designed for lectures has been built adjacent to it. We hope to offer a tranquil setting for our visitors to enjoy and learn about Buddha’s history and diverse culture while also finding the museum a place for relaxation.

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Museum

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Other

Bukyo Museum opened in April 1991. Bukyo City itself has a long and rich history as it is known as the place where Yayoi pottery was named.

In the Edo period (1603-1868), samurai residences, temples and shrines, and townhouses developed in the area, forming a unique industry and culture.

In the Meiji era (1868-1912), the University of Tokyo and many other schools were established, and famous literary figures such as Ogai Mori and Ichiyo Higuchi used the area as a base for their activities, laying the foundation for a literary and educational town.

The Bunkyo Furusato Rekishi Kan (Bunkyo Furusato History Museum) helps to convey the history and cultural assets of Bunkyo City to people of all ages, allowing them to come into contact with them and deepen their love and interest in their hometown.

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Located near the Imperial Palace, the National Museum of Modern Art is Japan’s oldest national art museum. Its greatest feature is its collection, one of the largest in Japan, with over 13,000 pieces, including important cultural properties such as work by Taikan Yokoyama and Ryusei Kishida. The "MOMAT Collection," an exhibition of about 200 works selected for each period from domestic and foreign masterpieces from the Meiji era to the present day, is the only exhibition of its kind in Japan where visitors can experience over 100 years of Japanese art history at once.

Several times a year, special exhibitions are held to introduce domestic and foreign artworks based on various themes, and the view from the "Room with a View" observation lounge is also not to be missed.

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Note: this venue moved to Akasaka in May 2009.

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Sagacho Archive is a new enterprise setting out to introduce the story of contemporary art history in Tokyo, and examines and showcases the activities and collection of the groundbreaking Sagacho Exhibit Space, known as an “alternative space” and located in the Shokuryo Building, a former rice warehouse in Koto-ku, from 1983 to 2000.

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At Roji to Hito we do various things such as exhibitions, bookstores, cafes, performances, screenings, readings, gatherings, and lectures. This is not a gallery. It is a room for people to come and go.
Roji to Hito is jointly operated by Rika Aki, Miyoko Omura, Helio Komizu, and Junko Harada. We will continue our activities in a small room in an old building located a short distance from JR Suidobashi Station.

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Event Space

The beautiful space, located on the 4th floor of Bumpodo, is inaccessible via staircase. The gallery holds numerous exhibitions throughout the year. The space also hosts salon concerts and talks.
*Please use the elevator. 

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Cafe or Bar

Gallery Satsu is a book gallery café available as a tearoom and a library containing paperback books and collected editions of various writers and artists. Gallery Satsu is operated by Niki Resort Inc., Available for exhibitions, seminars and parties, etc.

A gallery by NPO "Able Art Japan" aimed at creating a society that recognizes diversity and centered on disability and art. This is the first gallery in Japan that specializes in introducing and selling the work of artists with disabilities.

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In 1997, Command N was established by members involved in cultural and artistic activities. Since then, after 13 years of activities, we have continued our activities as a nonprofit arts organization, commandN, since 2010.

By creating a cultural environment where the presence of artists and their activities have an impact on society, we aim to revitalize the local community and promote exchange between Japan and abroad. Through the implementation of these activities, we aim to support and nurture artists, contribute to the development and dissemination of Japanese art and culture, and demonstrate to society the essence and depth of art and culture.

We also aim to contribute to the development and promotion of the arts in Japan by building an international network of artists through the active expansion of relationships nurtured through our activities.

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TANA Gallery Bookshelf is a gallery located inside a bookshelf. The word "tana" means shelf in Japanese. The bookshelf is inside a small art studio/workshop called Bigakko, one of the least snobby art spaces in Tokyo, and Bigakko itself is located in the Kanda district, known for its numerous bookshops.

We regularly hold exhibitions of contemporary art centered on prints, paintings, and three-dimensional works. We have held exhibitions such as Kumi Machida and Atsuhiko Misawa, Yoshitomo Nara, Wisut Ponnimit, Maya Maxx, O Jun, Takanori Kobayashi, Atsushi Suwa, etc. in conjunction with the publication of new prints. In addition to introducing artists such as Terry Winters, John Karin, and Kiki Smith, who are active on the front lines of the world, we are also focusing on the exhibition of young artists such as Katsuaki Shigeno, Tokuro Sakamoto, and Yusuke Tsuchiya. In this way, we are working to further enhance the gallery program while producing prints through the intimate collaboration between the print artist and the printmakers in our print studio.
In 2015, we moved from Kiyosumi Shirakawa.

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Bambinart Gallery

Hanzomon Museum

Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho

Bunkyo Museum

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo

Ebihara Shoten

Ex-chamber Museum

Myheirloom

Volcanoise

Marunouchi Gallery

Sagacho Archives

Roji to Hito

Bumpodo Gallery

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Gallery Satsu

A/A Gallery

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Tana Gallery Bookshelf

Arts Council Tokyo Room 302

Kido Press, Inc.