Takebashi, Suidobashi, Suehirocho

Museum

Nii Fine Arts first opened at Koraibashi in Osaka in July of 2012 before moving to 'Kitanaga' in Nakatsu in May of 2018. In July of 2019 Nii Fine Arts opened a shared gallery space with Artdyne in Tokyo’s Sotokanda neighborhood. The event space aims to provide an opportunity for artists and creatives to interact with art enthusiasts through exhibitions and events. Nii is also actively involved in art fairs throughout the country.

Gallery

At Minoncho Honten, visitors can browse books on paper and design and sample dazzling works of paper craft and design. The Paper Showcase sheds light on paper and design from multiple perspectives through exhibitions. Design & Techno-Practica offers seminars for future designers on design, printing, and processing technologies. The newsletter “Paper’s” is published quarterly. Visitors are free to use all of the information on paper provided and are encouraged to ask questions on paper and processes. 

We are a self-renovated alternative space in a house in Kanda, Tokyo, with a cafe and gallery. We will exhibit and sell quirky items collected from the city under the name of "urban craft", such as old books, old tools, vessels, objects, prints, posters, and old photographs. We are also planning events such as exhibitions using the walls as a gallery, workshops on making things, talk shows, and DJ parties.

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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A gallery and event space located in the basement of the Hirakawacho office district, not far from the Imperial Palace. A variety of events including art exhibitions and music events are held here on a regular basis, and Angara serves as a place where young creators can be active. Enjoy a stimulating moment in the unusual location of Hanzomon.

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Artdyne is a gallery that opened on July 5 inside 3331 Arts Chiyodana. 

Gallery Bauhaus is a photo gallery located in Ochanomizu, Tokyo. Based on the concept of "exhibiting the finest original prints," we provide a place where visitors can directly touch real photos and share in the excitement.
In addition to exhibitions where visitors can directly purchase original prints of selected photographers, there is also a shop selling photo books and photo-related goods and workshops for aspiring photographers.
In addition to veteran photographers, we support up-and-coming photographers with exhibitions.
Please visit the Gallery Bauhaus to experience the wonderfulness of "fine print" original photography.

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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.

Since opening in 2001, TOKAS Hongo has been involved in a wide range of activities including exhibitions, performances, and events. TOKAS holds various programs such as "Emerging," which introduces young artists in the form of solo exhibitions, "Residency Presentation" exhibitions in collaboration with TOKAS residencies, "TOKAS Project," and “Open Site,” which invites projects from the public regardless of genre.

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We have been establishing credibility by offering high quality of Ukiyo-e artworks to collectors and museums around the world. We are located at Jimbocho-Tokyo and offering a wide range of Ukiyo-e, Shinhanga, Sosakuhanga and modern prints from moderately priced to high quality works.

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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This is a venue for Tama Art University to present works for young artists. This is a place where young artists can experience working together and co-existing while working hard together. By interacting with others, they can break away from the shell of the ego and reinforce themselves without depending on existing systems or authorities. It is also a place for learning to produce and become independent- it is a place of "potentiality" that entrusts young artists with the hope that anything is possible.

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The Hanzomon Museum is a cultural facility established by Shinnyoen to display its collection of Buddhist art to the public.

On the first basement floor, there is a permanent display of a seated statue of Dainichi Nyorai (an important cultural property), which is estimated to be by Unkei, and a relief carving of Gandhara Buddha. On the third floor is a theater where visitors can enjoy videos about Buddhism and culture and a hall where lectures are held.

We hope that the calm space will provide a place where visitors can quietly face Buddhist statues and paintings, experience the history and diversity of Buddhist culture, and relax for a while.

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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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National Showa Memorial Museum

Nii Fine Arts Tokyo

Ex-chamber Museum

Mihoncho Honten

Tetoka

Bambinart Gallery

Matter

Bigakko Studio

Artdyne

Gallery Bauhaus

Kido Press, Inc.

Tokyo Arts and Space Hongo

Uchigo and Shizimi Gallery

Gallery Soumei-do

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo

Akibatamabi 21

Hanzomon Museum

Bunkyo Museum

Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho

Ebihara Shoten