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Formed for the purpose of empowering people to build and enrich the narratives of their own lives, our gallery is a multimedia contemporary art space, dedicated to providing both known and emerging artists with the means through which they can showcase their artistic visions and explorations. It is our continued mission to serve as a conduit in connecting artists and audiences with one another to foster the ongoing conversations that art continually inspires.

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Roppongi, Nogizaka

DDD was established in Osaka by Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. in 1991, as a base for the company’s cultural activities in the Kansai area. In 2014, DDD moved to Kyoto, the birthplace of the unique Japanese style of design, where the past and present cultures intersect.
What is the future of design, and what should it be like? Kyoto DDD Gallery seeks to expand the boundaries between graphic design and art by reading the new era trends and discovering new forms of creativity through exchange and dialogue. We hope that people who love design will meet, talk, and experience new discoveries here.

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In 1991, a center for the arts was opened on the Katsura campus of Kyoto City University of Arts. In addition to displays of work from the school’s collection in the showroom, the center encompasses two galleries (one small, one large), a hall, and an atelier to present a variety of exhibitions related to new research and other topics. While providing an opportunity for visitors to view works of art, the center also functions as an experimental venue for students to make public the results of their daily activities. In the spring of 2010, after Kyoto Horikawa Senior High School of Music relocated to a new building, a new gallery was built on the south side of the school’s lot called the Horikawa Oike Gallery. There, along with the Kyoto City Dohda Senior High School of Arts, the Kyoto City University of Arts Art Gallery @KCUA was opened on April 2, 2010.

@KCUA, based on the initials of the university’s name, can also be pronounced “aqua,” the Latin word for “water.” Just as water provides nourishment for life, art permeates people’s daily lives, and this name suggests the university’s ideal of making a contribution to a society that is rich in creativity. As the Aqua Project was launched as an attempt to make unique art research and education accessible to regional society through the cooperation of three university facilities (the Faculty of Art, the Faculty of Music, and the Japanese Traditional Music Research Center), the objectives of the gallery are very much the same. 

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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

Architecture gallery and bookshop operated by architectural publishing house GA Publishing. The gallery holds exhibitions introducing architects from Japan and overseas. The bookstore carries foreign publications including books, magazines, and rare posters. GA Gallery is frequented by students and architects.


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Shibuya

Pursuing truth, virtue, and beauty while putting trustworthiness first, Gallery Hirota Bijutsu attends art fairs and other events, introducing paintings and other works of two-dimensional art that range from modern works by artists who have passed on to contemporary pieces by new creators.

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Ginza, Marunouchi

Gallery Hayashi was established in Tokyo, Japan in 2008.
The gallery has specialised in the sale of 20th-century Japanese paintings and drawings such as Léonard Tsugouharu Foujita, Hisao Domoto, Toshimitsu Imai, Shunsuke Matsumoto, and Shoji Sekine.
In 2018, Gallery Hayashi changed its name to GALLERY HAYASHI + ART BRIDGE as a contemporary art gallery.
GALLERY HAYASHI + ART BRIDGE exhibits the works of major Japanese post-war artists as well as established and emerging contemporary artists.

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The gallery’s focus is on contemporary art that presents new visual interpretations using photography and various phenomenological medium. We actively participate in contemporary art fairs in Europe and North America, while regularly organizing solo and group exhibitions in our gallery space. Kana Kawanishi Photography is a satellite space of the main gallery in Kiyosumi Shirakawa, where the focus is on the exhibition of contemporary art by domestic and overseas photographers.

[Photo: Installation view from Noritaka Minami Solo Exhibition “California City, California” (2018) ©︎ Noritaka Minami, courtesy KANA KAWANISHI GALLERY]

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“The Pool”, is a contemporary art space in metropolitan Hiroshima. Our mission is to provide a multimodal exhibition and event platform for emerging artists to pursue and formulate critique around their practices.

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The gallery in the Dai-ichi Seimei Hibiya Main Building 1F seeks to provide a space for relaxation and artistic appreciation. 

Located in the center of Ginza's gallery area, the Galerie Nichido has introduced numerous artists and their works from its first days with the hope to contribute to the prosperity of the arts, and celebrates its 70th anniversary this year. With its branches in Paris, Fukuoka and Nagoya, it is active in organizing about a hundred of solo and group exhibitions a year, as well as exhibitions of important works from its extensive stock. It handles several hundred artists in painting, sculpture and print, Japanese and foreign, Iate and contemporary. The gallery widely reflects the contemporary art scenes and can accommodate to the customers' needs. It is also involved in art publishing. The Kasama Nichido Museum of Art in the hometown of the Hasegawa family, Kasama-city (Ibaraki pref.) was founded 25 years ago and holds a permanent collection of national and foreign masterworks and painters' palettes. It also organizes special exhibitions several times a year.

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“Shinjuku is the place where adults loiter.” These were the words spoken by Nobel Prize-winning writer Yasunari Kawabata at the opening of Shinjuku Kyo Kaiseki Kakiden restaurant. Located 1-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, the restaurant’s gallery is a modern gallery designed by popular architect Yukio Hashimoto. Kakiden Gallery sells and exhibits ceramics, lacquerware, dyeing and weaving work, metalwork, paintings, and glass crafts.

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