GALERIE ETOILE
Galerie Etiole opened in 1968. It was named by Seiji Tougou. We wish to discover and nuture real artistic talents and classics of tomorrow. (Who doesn't?)
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Uragami Sokyu-do Co.,Ltd.
Uragami Sokyudo is an art dealer specializing in Oriental antiques, and was established in April 1979 in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. Mitsuru Urakami, the founder and representative director, was born in 1951. After graduating from university, he joined the long-esta...
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INOUE ORIENTAL ART Nihonbashi
Founded in 1957. We handle oriental antique ceramics mainly in China, Japan, and South Korea. We offer a wide range of dishes, from everyday tableware that is easy for beginners to rare works. Nearest station: Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Mitsukoshimae Station A1...
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Art Space Rashinban
The art space Rashinban, established in 1999, is located in Tokyo’s Shinbashi neighborhood. In Japanese the term Rashinban means “mariner’s compass,” and the gallery serves as a compass for young artists, pointing them in new directions and introducing them...
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Yuko Someya “Soil and Stars”
2026.7.17
Tomio Koyama Gallery Kyobashi is pleased to present Yuko Someya’s solo exhibition “Soil and Stars.” This marks the artist’s sixth solo exhibition—and their first in two years—with the gallery, showcasing a collection centered around new works. 【About the...
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Yuki Mashimo “Chirinuruwo”
2026.6.15
SHIKISAISHA is pleased to present Chirinuruwo, a solo exhibition by Yuki Mashimo. Working within a restrained palette of black and white, Mashimo creates fantastical worlds in which flowers, moths, and ornamental patterns seem to quietly stir through meticu...
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Japanese Art Auction -MEGURU- Vol.26 preview
2026.5.8
Launched in 2019, the Japanese Art Auction MEGURU specializes in Japanese art, ranging from Edo-period works to modern Japanese paintings, as well as Western-style paintings, calligraphy, prints, and crafts. The auction has introduced carefully selected wor...
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Spring and an Egg, Makiko Horiuchi
2026.3.29
SHIKISAISHA is pleased to present “Spring and an Egg,” a solo exhibition by Makiko Horiuchi. Horiuchi’s practice draws on the concept of marebito in Japanese folklore—visiting deities or outsiders—while also engaging with its contemporary extensions in subc...
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