10 Art Galleries in Kanazawa That You Shouldn't Miss

The old prefectural office which was built in 1924 (Taisho 13) has bared a witness to the history of Ishikawa for last 86 years and now it has been renovated into “Shiinoki Cultural Complex”. The front side of Shiinoki Cultural Complex has elegant looking red brick architecture and the dome-shaped grand chinquapin (shiinoki) trees stand in front of the building which faces Hirosaka Street; the front hall has a lingering historical atmosphere while the side facing Kanazawa Castle Park is fitted with glass walls, thus creating a design that harmonizes the new and the old. This three-storied complex offers information about Kenrokuen Garden and its vicinity, besides equipped with garden room and seminar rooms that can be used for conferences or other multi-purpose activities. This facility is expected to revitalize exchange activities and hustle-bustle in the area.

They talked to customers who are from New York with only their favorite works. She wanted to decorate the shelf in the room and bought two of her favorite works ”Tsukibae” is an ArtShop which renovated a traditional house built in the Meiji Period. There are varieties of art here in Kanazawa. This is because Kanazawa has a history of living close to art, and has a rich environment of devoloping artists. In such an environment, many talented artists are producing artworks based here in Kanazawa. "Tsukibae" specializes artworks produced by these artists hav

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galleria PONTE Our gallery has an originality and holds exhibitions of universal artists with contemporary taste. “Ponte” means “bridge.” We assume that “arts” also connect remote and different lands and become a bridge to substance and soul. Where could this “ponte” lure the work we meet here to? We cross a ponte in order to look for the answer and proceed to become a ponte to tie both banks.