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Ichigaya, Kagurazaka

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Museum

aaploit is a gallery presenting young artists, works and alternative exhibits that are on the edge of contemporary art. In a compact space, it functions as an experiment space presenting not only painting, sculpture, and photography, but also performance and relational art.

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Since 2015, CAVE-AYUMIGALLERY is a project space presenting exhibitions by emerging and mid-career contemporary artists. Located in the center of Tokyo, the gallery presents both national and international artists.  Maintaining a diverse exhibition programme, CAVE-AYUMIGALLERY presents solo exhibitions and group shows of gallery artists as well as special projects and artist in residence projects

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Spanish is spoken in over 20 countries by over 400 million people. Spanish is the 4th most spoken language in the world and is considered the 2nd most important language in international communication. Founded in Spain in 1991, Instituto Cervantes is the largest institution dedicated to the spreading of the Spanish language and Spanish-speaking cultures. The institute is also committed to promoting various languages in multilingual countries such as Spain.
Services provided by the institute include online lessons, certifications, teacher education, cultural programs, library services, radio and TV programming, database services, etc. in the Spanish, Catalan, Basque, and Galician languages.

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Community Center

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Shop or Department Store

Korakuen Hall is a multipurpose hall that can be used for a wide variety of events. On the same floor, there is also the Korakuen Hall Exhibition Hall, a compact hall available for rent.

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Gallery Niw is in the Kagurazaka/Edogawabashi neighborhood where many galleries are located. The gallery has three distinct exhibition rooms with a semi-open terrace and capable of being converted into a theater for film screenings. The gallery regularly holds exhibitions and rents the space at price that is accessible to young artists and students.

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Galerie Adekat is operated by a French painting importer. We sell oil paintings, watercolors, and prints by contemporary French painters.

Established in 2000 with the aim of contributing to the transmission and development of printing culture, the museum was renovated in October 2020 and now houses approximately 70,000 printing-related historical materials.

The permanent exhibition consists of three zones: "Japanese History of Printing," which introduces over 1,200 years of Japanese printing culture history; "World History of Printing," which presents a chronological table; and "Printing x Technology," which introduces printing processes and printing plate formats. In addition, a large-scale special exhibition is held once a year in the exhibition hall.

The Printing Workshop, which has a collection of typefaces, offers hands-on letterpress printing and exhibits type cabinets, machinery, and an archive of European typefaces.

The P&P Gallery, which holds special exhibitions and events focusing on contemporary printing expression and technology, and the library, which houses approximately 70,000 volumes of materials on printing and related fields, allow visitors to experience printing culture from the past to the present.

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Opened in June 2010 in Tokyo, Japan, Hiromart Gallery brings most exciting contemporary artists, both domestic and international, in all media into the Tokyo art scene through curated solo shows and selected group shows.

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美術館外観

Waitingroom opened in Ebisu in autumn 2010 with the aim of introducing cutting-edge contemporary artists working across diverse media. In 2017, it moved to the Edogawabashi/Kagurazaka area. With a focus on young creators, the gallery’s objective is to introduce artists who observe the world from unique perspectives and through their works express new ideas and concepts in diverse ways. To make the gallery a less intimidating place to enter, with the name “Waitingroom” evoking an informal gathering space, it strives to create an atmosphere in which art viewers, gallerists, and artists can converse together naturally.

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The Surugadai Campus is located in Kanda-Surugadai, Chiyoda-ku, with convenient transportation, and is home to the Liberty Tower and the Academy Common, both equipped with the latest facilities, as well as the Central Library and the Research Building.

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The museum of avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama was established by the artist herself in 2017 with the aim of promoting Kusama's art and contributing to the development of art in general through the exhibition of her work and related materials. Exhibitions are held approximately twice a year. In addition to exhibiting the collection of Kusama's works, lectures and other events are also held. The mission is to convey to the world at large the message of "world peace" and "human love" that Kusama has repeatedly appealed for through her works.

[Image: Photo by Kawasumi-Kobayashi Kenji Photograph Office]

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Based on the ground floor of an early 1950s half-timbered building, blending Japanese and English style, in Kagurazaka, Tokyo Ayumi Gallery is an exhibition space open to the proposals of artists and independent curators.
Since its opening in 1984, Ayumi Gallery has been a popular space for artists to present their work, whilst adding to the color of the local Kagurazaka district. The building was constructed in 1953, shortly after World War II, by Hiroshi Takahashi (1902-1991) as his atelier. Takahashi studied architecture in the UK from the late Taisho period to the early Showa period (1920-1930), the distinct architectural style of the building reflecting this influence.
In 2011, the building was designated as an official cultural property  by the Japanese government, recognizing it as an important part of Japanese architectural history. The inside of the building has exposed beams and surfaces showcasing the natural materials used in construction, creating a warm, comfortable environment throughout the exhibition space.
Creators and audiences are welcome to come together in this space to share and inspire new discoveries.

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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Faro Kagurazaka is a newly built incubation facility planned and designed for shared office space following Faro Aoyama. We assist startups such as entrepreneurs and independent businesses.

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We regularly hold exhibitions of contemporary art centered on prints, paintings, and three-dimensional works. We have held exhibitions such as Kumi Machida and Atsuhiko Misawa, Yoshitomo Nara, Wisut Ponnimit, Maya Maxx, O Jun, Takanori Kobayashi, Atsushi Suwa, etc. in conjunction with the publication of new prints. In addition to introducing artists such as Terry Winters, John Karin, and Kiki Smith, who are active on the front lines of the world, we are also focusing on the exhibition of young artists such as Katsuaki Shigeno, Tokuro Sakamoto, and Yusuke Tsuchiya. In this way, we are working to further enhance the gallery program while producing prints through the intimate collaboration between the print artist and the printmakers in our print studio.
In 2015, we moved from Kiyosumi Shirakawa.

The French Institute holds various events to promote cultural exchange between Japan and France. It holds exhibitions of both Japanese and French artists, from eight to ten times a year and for approximately four weeks each, with some works being exhibited in the garden. The range of exhibitions is diverse, including architecture, photography, Manga, Video, Animation, contemporary art and so on. The institute introduces artists of all generations, such as Honore Daumier, Jacques Monory, Georges Rousse, Bertrand Lavier, Jiro Takamatsu, Susumu Koshimizu, Aiko Miyawaki, Kishio Suga, Kyoji Takubo, Toshimitsu Imai, Nobuyoshi Araki and newcomers.

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Compared to Europe, which swayed the global art scene with its diverse viewpoints coexisting within swiftly changing currents, from the perspective of art history, Japan in many ways lacks such players and the places to bring them organically together. In an art scene easily influenced by economic conditions, galleries such as αM run as non-profits by universities are in a position to produce such places and people of talent, fulfilling a unique role in Japanese art.

Gallery αM grants opportunities for new expressive values and works by young artists and encourages innovative curators capable of bringing novel values into society. With these two concepts, it hopes to create a new history by a new space.

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