Art Galleries in Tokyo

SCAI THE BATHHOUSE is a contemporary art gallery located in Tokyo's historic Yanaka neighborhood that showcases both renowned Japanese artists like Lee Ufan and Mariko Mori alongside emerging talents such as Kohei Nawa and Nobuko Tsuchiya. The gallery offers visitors a chance to experience cutting-edge contemporary Japanese art in an intimate setting, providing insight into both established masters who have shaped the contemporary art scene and exciting new voices pushing creative boundaries. Its focus on Japanese contemporary artists makes it an essential destination for anyone interested in understanding the evolution and current state of Japan's art world.

Focus: Contemporary Japanese artists, both established masters like Lee Ufan and Mariko Mori and emerging figures such as Kohei Nawa and Nobuko Tsuchiya

Taka Ishii Gallery in Roppongi offers visitors an exceptional opportunity to experience contemporary art and photography with a distinctly Japanese perspective, showcasing both emerging local artists and important historical exhibitions of pre and postwar Japanese photography and film work. Located on the third floor of Complex665, the gallery provides a focused viewing environment where you can discover cutting-edge contemporary pieces alongside significant works that trace Japan's modern visual culture. Whether you're interested in discovering new talent or exploring the rich photographic heritage of Japan, this gallery delivers a thoughtfully curated experience that bridges historical and contemporary artistic practices.

Focus: Contemporary art and photography, emerging Japanese artists, historical exhibitions of pre and postwar Japanese photography and film work