Roppongi, Nogizaka

Event Space

IMG 2190

Gallery

Shop or Department Store

BETA TOKYO STUDIO 03

Cafe or Restaurant

ロゴ黒Artmasters

Other

A small museum run by the Japan Industrial Design Association (JIDA). A collection of products prized in industrial design history is always exhibited in the window display. The adjoining space is used by JIDA members and the general public to disseminate industrial design, and accommodates various events, seminars, and special exhibitions. It serves as a creative base, and provides a place for interactive communication, including training for the next generation of designers.

img detail 01

とらや 東京ミッドタウン店ギャラリー外観

University or Educational Facility

アートスペース写真 MiakiGallery re

sub3のコピー

外観200KB

about

The gallery is on the road to Chokokuji Temple from the Nishiazabu crossing. The gallery is also home to Usagi to Tora, a select store that sells sake and organic foods by weight and can be used as a studio for workshops and events. Visitors can enjoy natural wine, authentic shochu, craft beer, and more while appreciating the artwork.

H02 3162

img showroom tokyo

kumagallery DSC7187 s

文喫 六本木 外観

venue_9E7A344E

The Axis Gallery was opened in 1981 as the first design gallery in Japan. It is located on the fourth floor of the AXIS Building in Roppongi, Tokyo: the ideal venue to get your message out into the world. The two spaces, the Gallery and the Annex, can be used individually or in conjunction. The courtyard may also be used as part of the gallery. From private exhibitions to company or group events, the Axis Gallery and Annex can be employed as communication venues to reach out to a multitude of people.

venue_C78C23F7

Kaisu is a hidden treasure of Akasaka, located within easy access of Roppongi and Aoyama, and in the path of people of numerous backgrounds and experiences. Originally a ryotei or traditional Japanese restaurant with performing geishas, the former Shimazaki Restaurant has been converted into a hostel with a café and bar. This is a space to enjoy conversation, to forget your woes, to encounter fresh ideas and expressions and uncover new journeys which lead to another world.

venue_6A383E34

D-labo is a completely new communication space where you can manifest your personal dreams, business dreams, and social dreams, that are difficult to realize on your own. In addition, there is a drawer-type exhibition space called “D-labo GALLERY" in the venue, which is divided into different spaces for your enjoyment.

TIME: A timeline of dreams from the past to the future that you can see when you "walk" in front of the monitor.
ATLAS: Rotate the globe to find "everyone's dreams" scattered around the world.
LIBRARY: About 1,500 books selected based on the themes of dreams, money, and the environment.
GALLERY: A drawer-type exhibition space filled with various dreams.

venue_DA0D9BBA

Founded in October of 1985, Gallery Ma is a gallery specializing in architecture and design, and is managed by the sanitary manufacturer Toto Ltd. It takes its name from the unique Japanese concept of MA, which symbolically links humans, time, and space.

Gallery Ma was established with the goal of disseminating quality information through independently planned exhibitions and lectures on architecture and design. Its exhibitions supply a visual presentation of the ideas and philosophies of the artists, while its lectures enable people to have contact with the artists and gain a deeper understanding of the exhibitions. The gallery maintains a broad perspective by inviting architects and designers active both in Japan and internationally so as to supply information from abroad. As part of this larger agenda, Gallery Ma also publishes books in connection with its exhibitions such as its series Gallery Ma Books and Architecture Map.

Through these activities, Gallery Ma strives to provide the worlds of architecture and design, as well as the public with a place for stimulation, exchange and interaction.

venue_7D1C894F

Rainy Day Books Bookstore & Cafe is run by Switch Publishing, the publisher of the interview magazine Switch. It is a rich and serene place where a bookstore and a cafe resonate in one space. Looking back on the encounters and trajectories of the past, we will bring you Books, Cafe, and Dialogue (events) that are deep and intimate.

venue_6B396DFA

Wako Works of Art was established in Hatsudai, Shinjuku in 1992. In the February of 2011, the gallery relocated to a new space in close proximity to Roppongi Hills and with expanded exhibition capacity. With focus on contemporary European artists such as Gerhard Richter and Wolfgang Tillmans, the gallery has been active in the introduction of works by important artists who have not been shown in Japan. In addition, the gallery sees to the translation and publication of critical texts and interviews pertaining to its represented artists.

venue_D294405C

220520 Z6 1 0089（完成）（Re）のコピー

Our gallery is named Nanatasu (seven plus) in the hope of bringing good luck to young artists and introducing their work irregardless of genre.

venue_83750A17

venue_72397E16

venue_41BE0F3F

venue_E3DFD55A

Tomio Koyama Gallery opened in 1996 in Saga-cho, Koto-ku, Tokyo, moving to Roppongi in 2016. Since its opening the gallery has been participating in international art fairs, being the first point of introduction for young Japanese artists, and has generated a current that became a foundation of Japanese contemporary art. The gallery currently represents Kishio Suga, Mika Ninagawa, Hiroshi Sugito, and Richard Tuttle as well as holding exhibitions of ceramic artists. Introducing diverse artists from established figures to young talents, beyond distinctions of nationality or genre, Tomio Koyama Gallery aims at developing the contemporary art market with original perspectives.

[Image: Installation view from “Gathered <Intermediates> ” at Tomio Koyama Gallery, Tokyo, 2021
©︎Kishio Suga photo by Kenji Takahashi]

Roppongi, Nogizaka

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Natur- und Völkerkunde Ostasiens

Atsuhiko Suematsu Gallery

Beams Roppongi Hills

Beta Tokyo

t2Gallery

Restaurant & Bar Fuga

Kenji Taki Gallery / Roppongi

SMP Gallery

Artmasters Co.,Ltd Tokyo Branch

JIDA Design Museum

Gallery – Sign Tokyo

The Cover Nippon

Toraya Tokyo Midtown Store Gallery

Tama Art University Bureau

Hakuhodo Inc. Head Office

Miaki Gallery

Paichyu

Post-Fake Projects

Toraya Akasaka

Gallery Merrow

Common

Kontacto East Gallery

Time & Style Midtown

Ota Fine Arts 7chome

Kuma Gallery

Bunkitsu Roppongi

Plate Tokyo

Axis Gallery

Kaisu Bar & Table

D-Labo

Academy Hills

TOTO Gallery Ma

Rainy Day Bookstore & Cafe

Wako Works of Art

TAV Gallery

Nanatasu Gallery

IMA Concept Store

Roppongi Tsutaya Books

Star Rise Tower

Tomio Koyama Gallery Roppongi