GALLERY IZUMI
Gallery IZUMI has been dealing with old fine Chinese ceramics (from the New stone age to Late Ming dynasty) since the establishment in 1984. The owner is fluent with Chinese, so please feel free to visit.
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Iidakojitsudo
Last year in October, our gallery moved 2 blocks toward GInza. It is a small place, but we are finally getting used to it. We handle antique art, tea ceremony equipments and goods favored by Donnou Masuda and modern tea masters. We sincerely look forward to...
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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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Toyofuku Hiroshi & Goseki Hiroshi: Scenting Time
2026.9.20
This exhibition brings together two ceramic artists with roots in Bizen: Toyofuku Hiroshi and Goseki Hiroshi. Although their practices are now based far apart—Wake in Okayama and Hitachiomiya in Ibaraki—what runs deep in each of their expressions is the com...
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AN EXHIBITION OF SONG CERAMICS 2026
2026.9.19
Venue: RYUSENDO GALLERY (Adjacent to Mayuyama & Co., Ltd.) Our autumn exhibition this year will be held under the theme of "Song Ceramics" for the third time.Song ceramics remain an extraordinarily popular area of Chinese pottery, celebrated for their...
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ART POTLUCK, KYOBASHI
2026.9.14
The Chain Museum, which operates ArtSticker, and FONZ, which operates THE CITY BAKERY, have opened Gallery & Bakery Tokyo 8 min on the 1st floor of TODA BUILDING in Kyobashi, Tokyo, which opened in November 2024. In this 21st exhibition, KOSAKU KANECHIK...
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Hibiki Adachi, Takuma Shiratani, Yu Seto, Ayumu Yamada SHAFT 2
2026.9.14
SHIKISAISHA is pleased to present SHAFT 2, the second edition of the group exhibition SHAFT.Launched in 2024, SHAFT is a curatorial project organized by sculptor Yu Seto. The exhibition introduces emerging sculptors while fostering dialogue across generatio...
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Rieko Hidaka
2026.9.13
*Opening Reception: Saturday, September 26, 5-7pm at Tomio Koyama Gallery Kyobashi
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