SAITO SHIKODO
Our gallery opened in 1983. We handle antique tea ceremony equipments and antique paintings and calligraphy.
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Tomio Koyama Gallery Kyobashi
Tomio Koyama Gallery opened in 1996 in Saga-cho, Koto-ku, Tokyo. Currently based in Roppongi and Tennoz, with a new space opening in Kyobashi in November 2024. Since its opening the gallery has been participating in international art fairs, being the first ...
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Kobijutsu TOSEI
We have been in business in Kamakura for 11 years, and GInza 7-chome for 21 years, and moved to our current Ginza 1-chome in September 2024. We focus on ancient Oriental art, mainly tea ceremony utensils and Buddhist art.
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Oriental Works of Art ASAHI
At the beginning of the Taisho era, Rosanjin Kitaoji developed a love for antiques and opened an antiques store called ``Taigado'' in Kyobashi.Antique Art Asahi has set up a shop on the site of a related company.We display works of lacquer maki-e, a traditi...
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KOCHUKYO CO.,LTD
Since its establishment in 1924, we have been dealing with high quality antique art of the orient such as ceramics and porcelain of China, Korea, Japan, and paintings and Kinseki (epigraphy). The naming of the gallery:There is an old story in a chinese docu...
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GALLERY KOCHUKYO CO.LTD.
We handle contemporary art craft. (especially ceramics) We handle artists of: Shinobu Kawase, Akihiro Maeta, Sueharu Fukami, Hatakeyama Koji, Yo Akiyama, Shukoh Hayashi, etc. Our gallery was established in 1987. Using our knowledge and eyes fostered from fi...
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Gogatsudo
We opened in Naka-Dori, Kyobashi, in 1978. Our specialty is Japanese written scripts from Heian to Kamakura period and antique sutras from Tenpei to Kamakura period. We handle Japanese ceramics from Heian to Momoyama period and various Buddist art.
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Oriental Art Kunsyodo
We opened in June, 2008 in Kyobashi, Tokyo.We handle Japanese and Chinese antique art.
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kujaku gallery
Kujaku Gallery is an art gallery located in Kyobashi, Tokyo. We sell paintings and works of art, including Western and Japanese-style paintings, hanging scrolls, sculptures, and craft works, mainly by deceased artists from Japan and abroad.
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