Boice Planning is a non-profit voluntary group whose name had been succeed from the group studio "atelier boice", which was a gathering of modern artists.  It's been a while since the growth of variations and subdivisions of the modern art world started.  By the appearance of artists-oriented studio-and-galleries, and the non-profit galleries in the suburbs, the map of information dispatch is going through drastic changes.  In this ever-changing situations, we got together by the same will: to create a firm, determined and high quality way of modern art by our own hands; and observing it with our own eyes.

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Yokohama, Kanagawa

Other

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Shinjuku, Hatsudai, Yotsuya

Kinki

The Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media, commonly known as “YCAM”, is an art center located in Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture.

In addition to exhibition spaces, the Center’s facilities include a cinema, a library, workshop spaces and a restaurant among others.

Operating around a central axis defined by the pursuit of new artistic expression incorporating media technology, the Center has been hosting a variety of events including exhibitions, performances, movie screenings, workshops for children, etc. since its opening in November 2003.

[撮影：山中慎太郎（Qsyum!）写真提供：山口情報芸術センター［YCAM］]

YCAM外観

Chugoku

Tennozu, Shinagawa

Shibuya

Musashino, Tama

Shikoku

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Kanto

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Chubu

 The Dogo Onsen Honkan is a picturesque symbol of Japan’s oldest hot spring. In 1994 it was the first public bathhouse in Japan designated as a National Important Cultural Property, and in 2009 it was awarded the top rating of 3 stars by the Michelin Green Guide Japan.
The present-day Kami-no-Yu Honkan is a 3-story wooden structure renovated in 1894 by Yukiya Isaniwa, the first mayor of Dogo Yunomachi. The building was designed by Matahachiro Sakamoto, a craftsman from a family of master carpenters who worked on Matsuyama Castle. Featuring a truss structure that incorporates Western techniques, this grand 3-tiered building is crowned by a square cupola called the Shinrokaku that features giyaman glass windows and a roof adorned by a sculpture of the egret from the Dogo Onsen legend. The Dogo Onsen Honkan has two bathing areas, the Tama-no-Yu and Kami-no-Yu, and guests can select from four bathing packages: the Tama-no-Yu 3rd floor private room, Tama-no-Yu 2nd floor resting lounge, Kami-no-Yu 2nd floor resting lounge, and Kami-no-Yu downstairs.

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Enshrining Sugawara Michizane, or Tenjin, the deity of learning, culture, and the arts, Dazaifu Tenmangu welcomes more than 10 million visitors a year. It is one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines, the head of 12,000 Tenjin shrines nationwide, and one of the top places to visit in Fukuoka. The shrine and its surrounds are ancient, but its approach to art is timeless, working with international artists to create a rich program of cutting-edge art events and blending the spiritual and creative in a unique environment, open to all. Welcome to Dazaifu Tenmangu—the shrine of learning, culture, and the arts for more than a millennium.

Kyushu, Okinawa

Fukutake House was launched in 2013 as a project to connect the Fukuda community in Shodoshima with many areas of Asia. The project is based on around the Fukutake House, renovated from former Shodoshima Fukuda Elementary School, includes Asia Gallery the art exhibition space, as well as the Fukuda Asian Diner, where serves a variety of Asian dishes prepared by the local Fukuda community. The Asia Art Platform provides a stage for the Fukuda community and our partners across Asia to deepen our mutual understanding through various activities.

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Yotsuya Mikakunin Studio

Kiyomizu-dera Temple

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Warehouse Terrada G1 Building

Miyashita Park

Shouonji Temple

The Sculptor’s House

Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya

Kiyoharu Art Colony

Theatre E9 Kyoto

Dogo Onsen Honkan

Dazaifu Tenmangu

Fukutake House

Hanbey-Fu Gojo Building 2F

RC Hotel Kyoto Yasaka

Art Drug Center

Azumagaoka Articulation