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Shirokane, Hiroo

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The Tokyo Metropolitan Central Library has a collection of some 2.25 million volumes of materials, one of the largest collections among public libraries in Japan. Of the total, around 350,000 volumes are freely accessible on open stacks.
※Individual users are not allowed to take materials out of the library 

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The Portuguese Cultural Centre in Tokyo is a multi-purpose center that vows to promote Portuguese culture and language in Japan.
Located inside the Embassy of Portugal in Tokyo,  the center holds several events and workshops that showcase the best of what Portuguese culture and art have to offer, whether by Portuguese or Japanese artists, in a wide range of artistic fields, be it painting, photography, architecture, literature,  illustration, music, film and more.

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Located in Shirokane, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Art Gallery Shirokane 6c presents the works of the next generation of artists.

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Shop or Department Store

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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Mizenka is a contemporary art gallery located in Tokyo. Mizenka represents established and emerging artists who express themselves in a variety of mediums including painting, video, lithograph, sculptures, mixed media and photography. 

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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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Opened in April 1991, Kobo Chika seeks to be a workshop of culture through the presentation of artists carefully selected by the gallery. 

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From our 50-year-old white building/designshop in Azabu, Japan, we provide people around the world with excellent products that are appropriate for a simple and quality life, that are not flashy but can be used for a long time, unaffected by trends.

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The Minato Municipal Museum of History is a facility that serves as a base for people to learn about, explore, and interact with Minato City through nature, history, and culture. While preserving the former sanitation center that was completed in 1938, the building was renovated to be earthquake-resistant and accessible so that visitors can use it with peace of mind. We hope that through the historical charm of the building and the exhibitions, visitors will encounter and discover a variety of things.

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MYD Gallery is a gallery for contemporary photo art, established by the architect Makoto Yamaguchi, and distances itself from the values of existing galleries.
The architect Makoto Yamaguchi sees the whole gallery as a piece of scenery and, through the process of placing artwork in the space, leads visitors into a space reflecting aesthetic values. 

Established in 2005 in the Tokyo district of Hiroo, Emon Photo Gallery is a commercial gallery specializing in photographic art. Emon’s core motives are to show case via exhibitions, awards and fairs, the irrefutable potential of up-and coming Japanese talent, as well as enigmatic veterans whose finely-honed mastery warrants International exposure. A delicate yet undeniable aesthetic sensitivity pulsates through the veins of Japanese culture, permeated more and more with daring, broadminded artists who possess a conspicuous individuality amongst the tenure of Japan’s artistic heritage. Emon Photo Gallery vows to continue to bring this rare potential on to the global art scene, and open up ever more artistic dialogue between Japan and the world.

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Japan Architectural Institute is in a building owned and managed by Architectural Institute of Japan. Our facilities are available for use at reasonable rates.

Room021 by Ozi Design Works Inc. is a multiple space operated by the design office Ozi Design Works inc. The space can be used for a variety of purposes, such as solo exhibitions of design, art, and craft, exhibitions of apparel and furniture, photography, and classes. Although it is a small space, we hold a variety of events.
We are always looking for people who want to use the space, so please feel free to contact us.

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Founded by artist Takashi Murakami, the gallery opened in 2008 as a place to introduce artists managed by Murakami in Japan. In addition to creating social value for art through the management and sales of artists' work, it also contributes to the development of the Japanese art scene as a whole by providing prominent overseas artists with opportunities to exhibit in Tokyo. Major artists include Mr., Aya Takano, Chiho Aoshima, Ob, Emi Kuraya, Madsaki, Tengaone, Otani Workshop, and Mori Murata. Guest artists include Futura, Kasing Lung, T9G, Shoko Nakazawa, and Hideyasu Moto.

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The Czech Center Tokyo opened in October 2006 in the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Japan as the only Czech Center in Asia. The basement floor is a 65 square meter multi-purpose exhibition room, the first floor is a reception area, and the second floor is an office and reading room.

London Gallery specializes in Asian art, including the arts of Japan, Korea, and China. Mainly focusing on Buddhist art, the gallery also deals with folding screens, hanging scrolls, ceramics, and other crafts. It was designed and produced by Hiroshi Sugimoto. The main gallery location is in Roppongi.

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The aim of this gallery is simple and straightforward: more art in people's minds! The venue takes advantage of the know-how and sensibilities the founders cultivated during years spent in the world of commercial design, and embarks on efforts to bring the power of imagination into daily life. Based around the concept of "Heart Meets Art," the gallery moves beyond traditional genres and concepts, looking to create fresh attraction with new art that takes up new ideas and skills. Expect great things to come as this venue coaxes out the artistic spirit that lies within each of us.

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Misa Shin Gallery opened in November 2010 in Shirokane in central Tokyo, a historically industrial area that still has small factories. The gallery relocated to Minamiazabu, Tokyo in August 2018.
The gallery continues to present cutting-edge exhibitions, introducing both local and international artists who express themselves through a conceptual approach. Besides presenting exhibitions by globally recognized artists, the gallery aims to give mid-career artists their rightful position in the history of art. The gallery also features and promotes emerging artists, giving them opportunities to exhibit and introduce themselves to institutions and collectors worldwide. The gallery seeks to create relationships between art and other disciplines, such as architecture and theater.
In addition to gallery exhibitions, Misa Shin Gallery actively offers consultation to corporate art collections in Japan. The gallery is also involved in public art projects in Zhengzhou, China, and Doha, Qatar.

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Keio University Museum Commons (KeMCo) is the "hub" of Keio's cultural asset collection, which spans a variety of fields including art, archaeology, literature, history, and medicine, and the educational and research activities behind it. In an environment where digital and analog technologies are fused together, the museum aims to be a place where various communities can interact and create new discoveries and ideas based on cultural properties (objects).

In addition to the exhibition floor, it is equipped with a creativity studio that supports digital fabrication and hosts experimental events and workshops. In addition, Keio Object Hub, a portal site for online access to Keio's cultural assets, opens up Keio's art and culture to society.

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Metsä Pavilion is a textbook example of Finnish design, taking into consideration ecology and sustainability. Built for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, the pavilion is designed by Helin & Co Architects and the interior designer Ulla Koskinen. It will host numerous events and exhibition highlighting the Finnish knowhow and culture.

Shirokane, Hiroo

The Harmonyst

Tokyo Metropolitan Central Library

Minato Commons

Amalgam Art Gallery

Ebara Hatakeyama Museum of Art

Gallery ∞ Towa

Alpha Contemporary

Portuguese Cultural Centre in Tokyo

9s Gallery by TRiCERA

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Koichi Yamamura Gallery

Idealidea Gallery

Gallery E&M Nishiazabu

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

Art Gallery Shirokane 6c

Yaeca Home Store

Art Room Kikaku-Shitsu

Mizenka Gallery

Keio University Art Center

Kobo Chika

Designshop

Minato City Local History Museum

MYD Gallery

Emon Photo Gallery

Japan Architectural Institute

Room021 by Ozi Design Works Inc.

Kaikai Kiki Gallery

Czech Centre Tokyo

London Gallery

Keio University Mita Campus

Tokyo Myoan Gallery

Courtyard Hiroo

Misa Shin Gallery

Keio Museum Commons

Instyle Photography Center

Metsä Pavilion

Kodama Gallery | Shirokane

Zuishoji Art Projects

Shintaro Akatsu Gallery

The Last Gallery