Gallery on the basement floor of the building I went there for the first time because there was an exhibition I wanted to see, but the staff was so nice that I wanted to come again.

Every year, we hold solo exhibitions of the works of unique artists. Even if they become popular artists, I think there are many artists who regularly hold solo exhibitions at this gallery. We are also holding ongoing solo exhibitions of wood carvings by my beloved Jin-O Tsuchiya, and these are works that really suit the walls, space, and colors of the gallery 🎵

The gallery is located at the end of an iron door that is difficult to enter after going down the stairs to the basement. There are not many customers, so you can enjoy the view in a relaxed manner.

Nice space with high ceilings

Lighting that does not get in the way of the exhibits allows for a comfortable viewing experience.

A small but impressive exhibit. Due to the limited number of exhibits Popular items seem to sell out quickly.

When you push through the heavy door, you'll find yourself in a quiet, exposed concrete space with a high ceiling. It's a place with a story, so works with a story will stand out.

I've seen a number of plastic figures created by artist Jason Friedman, imagining the internal organs and skeletons of famous characters. The idea and finish made me burst out laughing.

I was a bit scared at the entrance door, but it was a normal gallery (^^) The receptionist was very responsive and I even got Inoue-sensei's autograph, so it was a great day❣️

The large, exposed concrete space highlighted the works and was very nice.

Very deep/interesting paintings on display there at the moment - highly recommend.

Great gallery with all setting arrangement (spot lights, projector screen, etc)