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Ginza Graphic Gallery
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Ginza Graphic Gallery (ggg) is a renowned exhibition space dedicated to graphic design and visual arts, located on the first floor of the DNP Ginza Building in the heart of Tokyo's upscale Ginza district. The gallery presents rotating exhibitions featuring works by leading Japanese and international designers, illustrators, and artists. Each show is curated with a focus on the power of visual communication, from posters and typography to digital media and installations. The space itself is sleek and modern, allowing the artworks to take center stage. Visitors can explore thought-provoking displays that often challenge conventional design boundaries. The gallery also houses a small shop selling design-related books and merchandise. Admission is free, making it an accessible cultural stop for design enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.
Don't miss
- Rotating exhibitions of contemporary graphic design
- Works by renowned designers from Japan and abroad
- Free admission to all exhibitions
- On-site shop with design books and prints
- Located in the fashionable Ginza district
Tickets & tours
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Know before you go
- Check the current exhibition online before visiting; shows change every few weeks.
- Photography is usually allowed, but check signs at the entrance.
- Visit the gallery shop for unique design books and postcards.
- Combine your visit with a stroll through Ginza's luxury boutiques and cafes.
A bit of history
Established in 1986 by Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd., the Ginza Graphic Gallery has hosted over 300 exhibitions, becoming a landmark institution in the Japanese design world.
Common questions
Is the gallery open on weekends?
Yes, it's open from Tuesday to Sunday, closed on Mondays and public holidays.
Do I need to book tickets?
No, entry is free and no reservation is needed.
Are there English descriptions?
Most exhibitions have English labels or pamphlets available.
Can I buy artwork?
The gallery does not sell exhibited works, but the shop sells design-related items.
Is there a cafe?
No, but there are many cafes nearby in Ginza.
How often do exhibitions change?
Approximately every 3-4 weeks.
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