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スカイ ザ バスハウス

スカイ ザ バスハウスSCAI The Bathhouse

Art gallery

★ 4.2303 reviews

Modern gallery space for a range of modern & contemporary art in a former bathhouse building.

  • Japan, 〒110-0001 Tokyo, Taito City, Yanaka, 6 Chome−1−23 柏湯跡
  • Today · 12–6 pm
    • Wednesday: 12–6 pm
    • Thursday: 12–6 pm
    • Friday: 12–6 pm
    • Saturday: 12–6 pm
    • Sunday: Closed
    • Monday: Closed
    • Tuesday: 12–6 pm
  • +81 3-3821-1144
  • scaithebathhouse.com

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宮本哲也(Q-shiki)1 years ago
★★★★★

A contemporary art gallery housed in a former public bathhouse. While it often features international artists, right now it’s showcasing works by Kohei Nawa, one of Japan’s leading contemporary artists. Since it’s a gallery, if you find something you love, you can actually buy it.

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Judy Huang10 months ago
★★★★★

Passed by this neighborhood with a local and cozy vibe, took some street photos, and only noticed this gallery at the last minute. I didn’t get a chance to visit, so I’m leaving it here as a reminder for next time :)

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Belia2 years ago
★★★★★

Beautiful and petite gallery. the lady at the front was super nice and wholeheartedly explained many things in her fluent English. They give free things also, I got a cute tote bag. Thank you :))

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Michael Roberts4 years ago
★★★★★

Oh ho, the anti-bathhouse bathhouse! Perplexing, yes. There's one big bright room that houses all sorts of funky sculptures, like this golden banana, by contemporary (usually Japanese) creators. I also enjoyed the air conditioning. It's not too far from Ueno, Geidai, etc. and it's free! 5 stars for air conditioning. I love air conditioning.

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Danny Pastuck7 years ago
★★★★★

Very small and easy to miss, but definitely a hidden gem. A single room gallery displaying a handful of works. Check their site before visiting for opening hours as I don’t think collections are always on display. A short walk from Oeno Park if you’re already in the area for the market or one of the other major museums. Entry is free of charge

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