Azabudai, Toranomon

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 The focus is on planning around Japan-made craft artists.

Gallery

Pace is a leading international art gallery representing the estates of some of today's most influential contemporary artists as well as representative artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. Since its founding in 1960, the gallery has been active in a wide range of areas, with offices in seven cities around the world, including its home base in New York, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Seoul. Located in Azabudai Hills, the gallery's first base in Japan, the gallery will introduce globally active artists to the Japanese public through original and historic exhibitions.

Art cruise gallery is a place where art and fashion, both essential to our lifestyles, intersect. We will feature works and artists of universal beauty, regardless of whether they are tangible or intangible, old or new, from a cross-genre perspective unique to BAYCREW'S, and present them to the world.
The scenography embodies the worldview of the artists, which changes with each exhibition. By not restricting the method of viewing the works, infinite relationships are created between them, and the viewer's independence and sensitivity expand the space infinitely.

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Imagine a hub of creativity that channels the innovative energies of experts from diverse industries and countries. This is TOKYO NODE, located in Toranomon, Tokyo’s newest global business center. This is where Japan will be connected to the world, diverse people will be connected to each other, and realms beyond business will be united. An entirely new stage will emerge for communicating ideas that expand the horizons of business, art, technology, entertainment and more, helping to transform diverse imaginations and passions into visions for a creative new world. TOKYO NODE will be a crucible of wonder, excitement and discovery aimed at maximizing the potential of humanity. Top innovators from around the world, drawn by the promise of TOKYO NODE, will come together to form a virtuous community of creativity.

[Image: TOKYO NODE　Ⓒ DBOX for Mori Building Co., Ltd.]

※クレジット必須※ⒸDBOX for Mori Building Co., Ltd.｜TOKYO NODE外観

Community Center

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This interior shop specializes in historical design products born in Japan and Europe. It offers a range of beloved items across borders and eras, including vintage pieces sourced from overseas. The shop also hosts various art and design events from time to time.

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Shop or Department Store

TeamLab Borderless is a collection of artwork that forms one borderless world. Each piece of art moves in and out of the rooms freely, forming connections and relationships with people, communicating with other works, and influencing and sometimes intermingling with each other. Create new experiences with others, immerse yourself in borderless art, and explore the world with your body. In a vast, three-dimensional 10,000 square meter space, 520 computers and 470 projectors create a completely new world, the likes of which have never been seen before.

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Cale started activities in 2016 in Higashi Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo. We mainly present paintings, photography, sculpture, video, and fashion by young artists, regardless of media or technique. The gallery holds 6-10 exhibitions a year.

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Established in 2008, Take Ninagawa is dedicated to promoting emerging Japanese artists in a cross-generational, international framework. Represented artists all build upon precedents in Japanese post-war experimental art while developing unique approaches that respond to contemporary concerns.
Take Ninagawa is a founding member of the young galleries association New Tokyo Contemporaries (est. 2008) and an exhibiting member of the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA). The gallery has also participated in the HK Art Fair and the Lafayette Sector at FIAC, Paris, both in 2010. It is owned and directed by Atsuko Ninagawa.

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The Sen-Oku Hakukokan Tokyo opened in 2002 as a branch of the Sen-Oku Hakukokan (Shikagaya, Kyoto) on the site of the former Azabu villa of the Sumitomo family in Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo. Combined with a garden that preserves the atmosphere of the past, the museum has the feel of an urban retreat. After renovation work starting in 2020, the museum will reopen under the new name "Izumiya Hakukokan Tokyo" in the spring of 2022, the 20th anniversary of the museum's opening. Enjoy viewing art in a peaceful space surrounded by lush greenery while still being in a business area.

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Museum

In April 2003 in Toranomon, Tokyo we opened the contemporary ceramics collection of long-time collector Satoshi Kikuchi to the general public. Since then we have strived to promote not only ceramics but contemporary handicraft. 

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Boasting the best location in Tokyo, the ANA InterContinental Hotel Tokyo is located in Ark Hills with easy access to Roppongi, Akasaka, and Kasumigaseki, and is convenient to Tokyo Metro stations, government agencies, and financial institutions.

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Hotel

One of the seven major temples of the Jodo sect, Zozoji was founded by Priest Yuyo Shoso as the orthodox fundamental Nenbutsu dojo of the Jodo sect in Edo Kaizuka (currently Hirakawacho, Chiyoda Ward).

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Photo Gallery International, founded by Sata Corporation as part of its corporate cultural programs initially at Toranomon, Tokyo, is one of the few galleries specializing in fine art photography in Japan. Since its opening in 1979, the gallery has been introducing outstanding photographers worldwide. Its activities were expanded in 1990 with the opening of P.G.I. Shibaura, annex gallery with accessory shop, at Shibaura. When the gallery at Toranomon was compelled to move, owing to a new governmental land relocation program, these two facilities were integrated and a new gallery was opened in September, 2000, to continue its activities under the traditional name of Photo Gallery International at the site of Shibaura. In October 2015, moved to Higashi Azabu.

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Okura Shukokan is Japan’s first private museum, founded in 1917 by the father of Hotel Okura founder Kishichiro Okura Meiji era industrialist Kihachiro Otsuka. The collection consists of over 2000 works including paintings, sculptures, handicraft, and Noh costumes. Furthermore, the collection holds over 35,000 Chinese books.

We opened this space in order to make as many people as possible aware of underappreciated talent and to gain new perspectives through the unique eyes of these creatives. It is a space for interesting exhibitions on the theme of “curation."

Note: this venue moved to Toranomon in December 2011.
Art Statements was founded by Dominique Perregaux in October 2003 in Hong Kong. The gallery has since become an important establishment that represents internationally celebrated contemporary artists in Asia. In an attempt to give its artists wide visibility and reach a pan-Asian audience, Art Statements opened its first overseas branch in Tokyo in October 2010. Beside its regular exhibition program, the gallery actively deals in both Western and Chinese modern and contemporary art, in addition to participating in international art fairs. Art Statements also works extensively with regional architects, interior designers and property developers on public art consultancy projects.


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Note: this venue moved to Roppongi in July 2013.

Asian Collection Art Gallery features leading contemporary artists from Japan, China, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia as well as selected artists from other countries. Our emphasis is on art that inspires and engages the viewers. In addition to our group of established artists, we also introduce young artists from Japan to our clients. We provide full services including selection, framing, delivery and hanging.
The gallery is a friendly English and Japanese speaking environment and we are glad to show you work from our artists and explain about their techniques and background.
The gallery was founded in 2006 by Bob Tobin and Hitoshi Ohashi. These seasoned art collectors travel throughout Asia. They will make you feel welcome in a gallery that has the feel of a comfortable salon.

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