The Mass opened in the Harajuku area of Tokyo in July 2016 as a place to create new values and possibilities without limitations. The Mass is a unique space in the Tokyo art scene, collaborating with a variety of artists from Japan and abroad to create exhibitions that are not limited by genre, medium, or style. The exhibitions range from contemporary art to street art, fashion, and design. The gallery is divided into three different venues, allowing visitors to view a variety of exhibitions in each space.

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Omotesando, Aoyama

Event Space

As an exhibition space, SRR Project Space will provide opportunities for artists, curators, and other emerging creators to exhibit their latest works, as well as promote community connections and vitality in line with the supportive development promoted by Odakyu Electric Railway. It will be developed as a place of exploration, learning, and development that further promotes the role of art, creativity, and technology in sustainable urban development. It will also act as a bridge between Shimo-Kitazawa thriving culture and the international art scene, connecting society with new trends such as the NFT and involving artists from outside Japan.

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Setagaya

Gallery

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Ueno, Yanaka

Tohoku

Museum

At the Hiroshige Museum of Art, Ena, we would like to disseminate information to the world about the towns and culture of Ena by collecting, storing, and researching Utagawa Hiroshige's ukiyoe prints as well as displaying them to the general public. We also work on various educational activities to promote local art and culture, including the hosting of lectures regarding ukiyoe and Utagawa Hiroshige.

Together with these activities, we work toward the development of independent and proactive activities and a town of cooperation with the people utilizing the highway culture of the Nakasendo road.

At this museum we house about 1,500 pieces of art focusing on ukiyoe, hosting project exhibitions and special exhibitions throughout the year as well. We are especially proud of our "Nakasendo Rokujukyu-tsugi Nouchi" (Tanaka collection), which includes the "Nakatsugawa in the Rain". There is also a popular video corner on the 2nd floor Ukiyoe Navigation Room where you can try overprinting and learn about the process of making ukiyoe.

Chubu

Kinki

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Eisei-Bunko Museum has been open to the public since 1972, becoming a registered museum under the Museum Law in 1973. The building was constructed in the early Showa period as a housekeeping office for the former Marquis Hosokawa family. The museum's collection was donated by Moritatsu and Morisada Hosokawa and is exhibited to the public in four periods each year, focusing on artistic handicrafts.

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Ichigaya, Kagurazaka

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This museum is dedicated to the works of local artist Ryohei Koiso. Koiso left behind approximately 2,000 works of art when he died in December 1988. After his death, the family decided to donate Koiso's prints, oil paintings and sketches to the city of Kobe, along with his studio and books.

Kyushu, Okinawa

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Chugoku

Odaiba, Tokyo Bay Area

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Asakusabashi, Bakurocho

The Art Room Kikaku-Shitsu is a small art space located in Hiroo. To bring art closer to ordinary life (each person's life and community). To provide young artist with an opportunity to make a presentation. We hold self-organized exhibitions of contemporary art, sell art works on consignment, and rent spaces. It can also be used at events such as selling crafts, workshops, and screenings.

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