Kyoto

Gallery

Fukuoka

Musashino, Tama

Osaka

Ishikawa, Ishikawa is a contemporary art gallery based in Kanazawa, Ishikawa. The gallery presents contemporary art alongside craft, including ceramics, and media art. Gallery director and critic Takahiro Ishikawa organises exhibitions by artists whose work shares questions that contemporary art must address today. From Kanazawa, the gallery creates a place where works, ideas, and their contexts can meet, and opens new conversations beyond the city.

Ishikawa

Roppongi, Nogizaka

Shibuya

Jinny Street Gallery is a contemporary art gallery with no walls, no doors and no opening hours. It lives in the small display cases built into 42 streetlamps across Jingumae 2-chome, the neighborhood locals call “Jinni”. It is free, it is outdoors, and it is open more or less around the clock.

Okayama

Nagasaki

Setagaya

サンブンノイチギャラリー

Omotesando, Aoyama

Kagawa

Aichi

Kanagawa

Je is a contemporary art space opening in Izumisano, Osaka, in October 2026. Located in a small space beside a river and close to Kansai International Airport, JE presents exhibitions by artists from Japan and abroad. Its programme focuses on the local landscape, climate and natural environment, as well as the relationship between people and nature, creating a space for new dialogue through contemporary art.

Kiyosumi, Ryogoku

Gunma

KWARG Art Gallery

Tennozu, Shinagawa

Gallery KOCHI occupies a renovated building that once housed a yudofu restaurant. It was designed to make the most of the crape myrtle rooted on this site. The interior and garden are gently connected, and the changing seasons can also be viewed from the tea room. In the garden, stones brought from Shiga are arranged around a monolith weighing approximately four metric tons. Their sequence evokes the flow of water, creating a landscape in which architecture, garden, light, and contemporary art quietly resonate. To sense not only the artworks but also the garden, architecture, and changing light as a single experience—this is the space of Gallery KOCHI.

Apero is an open gallery that gently bridges art and the times. A place to encounter unfamiliar expressions without pretense, much like enjoying an apéritif. Contemporary art, entertainment, philosophy, and human connection— Through works of art, we deliver time and space where the drawers of your heart quietly open.

Located in Tadao Ando’s iconic "TIME’S" building along the Takase River, the Kyoto Architecture Center is Japan’s first urban architecture center. It serves as a hub for discovering and celebrating the architectural culture of Kyoto, one of the world’s greatest architecture cities.

京都建築センター

タイム堂ギャラリー

A small art gallery in Osaka Nakanoshima. Art, craft, riverside life — between Osaka and Paris.

Housed in a historic building dating back 110 years, ‘Sayuu’ is a space where visitors can sense the richness of Japanese art and craftsmanship. The ground floor features a sophisticated gallery displaying a curated selection of ceramics, crafts and other works of art, whilst the first floor offers a cosy salon where visitors can appreciate the pieces in greater depth. ‘Sayuu’ provides a space where timeless beauty and the joy of discovery are passed down across generations.

Gallery

T.T Gosho-Minami

Wald Art Studio

Zoeee Gallery

Atelier Sangatsu

Ishikawa, Ishikawa

Yumekoubou Gallery

Othello Gallery

Hollywood Gallery

Oco Gallery

Jinny Street Gallery

Former Mokake Elementary and Junior High School, Third Branch (Komyo Gakuen)

Raku Gallery

Koda Gallery x Pan

Mimimi Jiyugaoka Art Gallery

Sanbunnoichi Gallery

Make Marry Gallery

Galerie P+En

Akai Hashi Gallery

Je

The Bee's Knees Gallery

Musashiya Gallery

Diff

Libest Gallery Yuu

Kwarg Art Gallery

Gallery Kochi

Afrode Clinic Gallery

Apéro

Kyoto Architecture Center

null²ⁿ (Nurunuru Nexus)

Jingumae Gallary

TimeDo Gallery

E/n Gallery

Gallery Sayuu

Stand.

Kotansu Gallery

Courage de Vivre

Gallery Haru to Syura

Gymnasium Gallery・Garden Gallery

Yohaku

Gallery Nao