Musashino, Tama

University or Educational Facility

Odaiba, Tokyo Bay Area

Ever since its birth in 1925, Kyoto University's Clock Tower had been loved as the university's symbol for almost 80 years until its renovation in December 2003. The renovation with sophisticated seismic base isolation, realized as part of the university's centenary celebration, renewed it into a new arena of academic exchange equipped with facilities including the Centennial Hall and the International Conference Halls as well as a platform of communication from the university to the public, while preserving its classic exterior appearance and interior impression.
Kyoto University Clock Tower Centennial Hall is available for events with such intentions as to promote academic exchange at Kyoto University and the university's linkage with the society, and to contribute to the university's research and education endeavors and the development of science and culture.

Kyoto

Tokyo: Others

Shibuya

Ibaraki

Joshibi University of Art and Design has launched the JOSHIBI Artist in Residence (JOSHIBI AIR) pilot program in 2022. Previously we were based in a studio neat the Higashi-koenji Station around the Suginami campus, we moved to a new location in the Sagamihara campus in 2024.
The University currently has as one of its educational goals the “promotion of education to acquire internationality for global activities,” and believes that it is important to provide students with opportunities for experience and learning from their school years so that they can become artists, curators, art managers, and producers in the future in new fields of creative activities and expression. 
JOSHIBI AIR invites internationally and domestically active artists to stay and work at Joshibi University to support their new creations, and creates exchange opportunities with students and faculty through class participation, artist talks and workshops.
The program aims to stimulate education and research through the learning and experiences of individual artists.

JOSHIBI AIR Sagami

Kanagawa

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Omotesando, Aoyama

Nagano

Osaka

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Roppongi, Nogizaka

Okinawa

University of Tsukuba Art Space serves as a place to introduce art work created at the university. Works created by international and domestic artists are also exhibited.

Takebashi, Suidobashi, Suehirocho

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Chiba

Shirokane, Hiroo

Atelier Momosada is a unique on-campus facility housed in a former national rice storehouse complex. The row of 8 red-roofed buildings was originally constructed in 1934 by the predecessor of the current Akita branch of ZEN-NOH (National Federation of Agricultural Cooperative Associations), then donated to the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry in 1939 and used to regulate the supply of rice. Each building is of wooden construction, originally single-floored, with a frontage of 14.3m, a depth of 45m and a maximum height of 8.5m. The capacity of the entire 8-building complex was enough to store an amount equivalent to roughly 30% of Akita Prefecture’s annual rice consumption.

Following their decommissioning in March 1990, various petitions for the continued use and preservation of the storehouses were made by residents of the local Araya District and other citizens of Akita City. Finally, in 1991, it was decided that the storehouses would be repurposed as workshop buildings for the newly-established Akita Municipal Junior College of Arts and Crafts (reorganized in 2013 as Akita University of Art). Seven of the eight buildings were transferred from Akita City and reopened in their new role in April 1995, while the remaining building is currently part of Araya Library, a municipal library located next to campus.

The buildings are greatly admired as examples of Showa-era wooden construction methods, and in 2000 the facility was officially registered as a national “Tangible Cultural Property” by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT).

Of the seven buildings, three are open to the public and operated by “Arts Center Akita”, an NPO established by Akita University of Art. These three buildings are referred to collectively as “Atelier Momosada”.

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Yamagata

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Aichi

Gaien Campus was established in July 2010 as the Tokyo base of Kyoto University of Arts and its sister school, Tohoku University of Art & Design. Located in the lush green grounds of Meiji Jingu Gaien, the two-story campus with a total floor space of 3,124m2 is used for the Tokyo Geijutsu Gakusha, a new type of art college for working adults that offers a variety of public courses to study the arts, and for schooling classes for the correspondence course, which offers over 470 courses annually. 

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The Keio University Arts Center was established in 1993 as a research appendage to the university. 
As is clear from a look at our everyday lives, there has never been a time when there has been such a multiplication of information forms, and such a marked transformation in the sensitivity and value of information. Opposed or contradictory ideas or practices exist side by side, and the number of times that these opposed or contradictory ideas fuse with each other is far greater than we would ever suspect in our everyday consciousness.
The Arts Center is not bound by the hither-to existing narrow framework of the academy, but pursues the possibility of expressive activities and the creation of cultural and artistic sensitivities appropriate to this multi-varied and multi-valued age. Our goal is to make a contribution to the creation of a lively cultural environment. 

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Shinjuku, Hatsudai, Yotsuya

University or Educational Facility

Exhibition room, Ground Floor, Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa (ILCAA), Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (TUFS)

Shibaura Institute of Technology Toyosu Campus

Kyoto University Clock Tower Centennial Hall

Musashi University Ekoda Campus

Rikkyo University Reifsnider House

Kuwasawa Design School New Building

University of Tsukuba

Joshibi Artist in Residence(Sagamihara)

Tokyo Polytechnic University, Nakano Campus

Tokyo Zokei University CSLab

Gallery of the Center for Gender Studies, Aoyama Gakuin University

Matsumoto Art Center

Osaka University Nakanoshima Center

50th Anniversary Hall, Musashi University

Nihon Kogakuin College Kamata Campus

Nihon Kogakuin College Hachioji Campus

Kyoto University of the Arts

Tokyo University of Technology Kamata Campus

Tokyo University of the Arts, Yokohama Campus Motomachi-Chukagai Building

Joshibi Artist in Residence(Suginami)

Tama Art University Bureau

Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts, University Library and Arts Museum

University of Tsukuba Art Space

Keio University Shonan Fujisawa Campus

Yoshihiro Yonezawa Memorial Library of Manga and Subculture

Kashiwanoha Campus Station Satellite

University of the Sacred Heart Building No.4 / Sacred Heart Global Plaza

Atelier Momosada

Kyoto City University of Arts

Kyoto Seika University

Hashikko

Tohoku University of Art and Design

Gallery Terra-S at Kyoto Seika University

Nagoya University of Arts - Art & Design Center

Kyoto University of Art and Design, Tohoku University of Art and Design, Gaien Campus

Keio University Art Center

Takarazuka University Shinjuku Campus

Institute of Industrial Science Gallery, The University of Tokyo

Tokyo University of the Arts, Yokohama Campus Bashamichi Bldg.

Joshibi University of Art and Design, Sagamihara Campus