Euso Gallery

Kiyosu-ryo, Tokyo's oldest rentable apartment, built in 1933, serves as an exhibition space that blends traditional Japanese architecture with international sophistication in a modern context.
In an era where boundaries between various fields are increasingly dissolving and merging, "euso," a complex center, curates diverse talents―called "polynators"―to inspire one another. Through exhibitions themed around coexistence, we explore the values of sustainability and art. An Artist-in-Residence program is also planned