Art Factory
Jonanjima
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Our facility, located in Jonanjima, Ota-ku, is one of Tokyo’s largest art spaces, spanning approximately 3,000 square meters in a renovated warehouse.
Operated by Toyoko Inn as part of their social contribution activities to promote art and culture, this facility leverages its proximity to Haneda Airport to serve as a hub for international cultural exchanges, creating a foundation for sharing information both domestically and internationally.
Inside the facility, there are spaces for viewing art as well as studios (ateliers) where artists create their work.
Admission is free, so feel free to visit and immerse yourself in the world of art.
Our facility hosts exhibitions featuring the work of artists we support, as well as collaborative exhibitions with other companies and art-related workshops that parents and children can enjoy together.
*Please contact us in advance using the Inquiry Form when visiting with your group or corporation.
Currently on display are works by contemporary artist Ayato Fujiwara and Kimiyo Mishima.
Time: 11:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Venue: ART FACTORY Jonanjima, 1st Floor
Admission: Free
This is an installation exhibit of ukiyo-e prints. Some works are accompanied by audio guides with sound effects.
Duration: Permanent
Time: 11:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Venue: ART FACTORY Jonanjima, 3rd Floor
Admission: Free
※Closed from March 29 (Sat.) – mid July.
“Soft form of water expressed by stainless steel”
The artist puts into words the thoughts and feelings that sprout in a certain place (space), and drops those words into imaginary water. The words move the water, the water connects with the space, and new sounds are born from the water.
The work created by cutting, welding, and polishing stainless steel plates together expresses “the sound of visual water. Please come and see the soft, majestic, and beautiful forms.
Kim Kyung Min Kim Kyung Min
Born in Busan, Korea, Kim Kyung Min received her Ph.D. in Fine Arts from Tama Art University in 2008. He has held solo and group exhibitions in Japan, Korea, and China, and won the Grand Prize at the 27th UBE Biennale in 2017.From 2019, his outdoor works will be permanently installed in the Shodoshima area of the Setouchi International Art Festival.
https://www.kimkyoungmin.com
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Title: KIM KYOUNG MIN SOLO EXHIBITION
Date: Tuesday, July 1 – Friday, August 1, 2025
Closed: Open daily during the exhibition period
Hours: 11:00 – 17:00 (admission until 16:30)
Admission: Free
Venue: ART FACTORY Jonanjima 1F (2-4-10 Jonanjima, Ota-ku, Tokyo)
*The number of buses is decreasing. Please check the bus schedule in advance.
From 2020 to the present, Mina Aragaki has meticulously observed and documented through sketches, drawings, and paintings several rivers and their landscapes that flow through the Haneda area of Ota Ward, Tokyo. This project*, which began when the Corona disaster prevented him from making excursions, has been developed as an attempt to reconsider the transition and present state of the waterfront through walking and looking at the landscape.
This exhibition focuses on drawings and paintings created over the course of five years of research and production. The quiet changes in the urban waterscape and the way the viewer’s eyes scoop up memories of these changes will challenge the viewer to confront the landscape in a new way. *This project was subsidized by the “Continuous Support Program for Cultural and Artistic Activities” in FY 2020.
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[Dates]: Saturday, July 5, 2025 – Thursday, July 31, 2025
[Closed]: Open throughout the exhibition period
[Hours]: 11:00 – 17:00 (Admission until 16:30)
[Admission]: Free
[Venue]: ART FACTORY Jonanjima 4F multipurpose hall (2-4-10 Jonanjima, Ota-ku, Tokyo)
The number of buses is getting fewer. Please check the bus schedule in advance.
＜Related Programs＞
Related Program 1: Art Workshop
“What do you see from the window?”
Please imagine what you can see from the “windows” that appear in Niigaki’s works, and try to draw your own world (scenery)!
[Date & Time]：Saturday, July 12, 2025 14:00-15:30
[Capacity]：10 people
[Fee]：100 yen per person (including materials)
[What to bring]：Not necessary
[Participation]: 10 people [Fee]: 100 yen per person (including materials) [Things to bring]: Nothing special required [Eligibility]: Anyone
[Venue]: ART FACTORY JONANSHIMA
Related Event 2: Exciting Workshop
“Let’s make a lampshade from scrap wood!”
Participants will make a lampshade to wrap a lamp and express their own light.
[Date & Time]：Saturday, July 26, 2025 14:00-15:30
[Capacity]：10 people
[Fee]：500 yen per person (including materials fee)
[What to bring]：Not necessary.
[Participants]: Elementary school students and older
[Venue]: ART FACTORY JONANSHIMA
Related Event 3: Exhibition Explanatory Tour
The artist will give an explanatory tour of the exhibition.
[Date & Time]：Saturday, July 19, 2025 14:00-14:30
[Participation Fee]：Free *Reservations required.
For related events, please click here to make a reservation.
ART FACTORY Jonanjima offers affordable spaces for artists to create and work.
Artists from various fields, such as painting and sculpture, are actively working here. The studios are available for use by individuals, groups, or organizations (such as universities, government agencies, and groups).
*If you would like to visit, please speak with a staff member on-site.
The workshop studio is equipped with metal and woodworking machinery, available for use by artists working in the production studios.
*The workshop studio is only available to those who have signed a contract for the production studio.
[Recruitment of Studio Users]
Recruitment will take place as studios become available. For the latest information, please check our website announcements or Facebook.
Meet the artists who are using our studios.
We look forward to seeing even more great work from them in the future!
Artist Information
■2025/6/2-7/18
Moeko Kageyama ”Palm on Another’s Palm”
@TAMASHIN Art Museum
■2025/7/12-7/27
Kumiko Sato”Echo Loop”
@coshin coku
■2025/7/25, 7/26
Asa Go ”Let’s make a magic egg!!”
@Aprico Exhibition Room
■2025/5/22-8/29
Mitsuko Watanabe ”At the Garden of Light”
@St. Marianna University Yokohama Seibu Hospital
■2025/9/13-10/13
Akihiko Kuwayama/Emu Nagasaka ”Nakanojo Biennale 2025”
@Gunma Prefecture, Nakanojo town
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Our work involves supporting artists by managing production studios and organizing exhibitions. One of the highlights is the opportunity to see artists in action, creating their works.
—The Staff
From JR Omori Station (East Exit), Keikyu Main Line Omorikaigan Station, or Heiwajima Station, or Tokyo Monorail Ryutsu Center Station (South Exit),
Take the Keikyu Bus ‘Mori 32 Line (Jonanjima Circular)’ and get off at ‘Jonanjima 2-chome.’ It’s a 3-minute walk from there.
After getting off the bus, walk straight in the same direction as the bus. Cross the intersection, and you’ll find us in the building with the red gate, the third building on the street.
*Please check the timetable for the ‘Keikyu Bus Mori 32 Line (Jonanjima Circular)’ in advance, as buses are infrequent.
From Loop Road 7, turn towards Jonanjima at the Wild Bird Park East Intersection. Turn left at the Jonanjima Pier Park Intersection, then turn right at the second alley and continue about 100 meters. Our building with the red gate will be on your left.
*Please drive carefully as this area is busy with large trucks.
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Free parking spaces (for about 10 cars) are available on-site.
| Information | ||
| Opening Hours | 12:00 PM - 17:00 PM ※Last entry is 30 minutes before closing. ※Exhibition and event opening hours, as well as studio hours, may vary. | |
| Closed | Year-end/New Year, other irregular closures | |
| Admission | Free ※Some exhibitions and events may have a fee. | |
●Visitor Guidelines
・Please do not touch the exhibited works or display stands.
・Smoking is prohibited inside the facility. Please use the designated smoking area outside.
・For photography, please follow the guidelines in each area.
・Pets are not allowed inside the facility.
We kindly ask you to follow the instructions of our staff.
