Area Management
Kyobashi Saiku Area Management was established in April 2019 as the general incorporated association responsible for area management. It promotes the creation of a "hub of art and culture open to the public", expressing the basic philosophy of Kyobashi Saiku, and seeks community-based urban development in collaboration with surrounding area management organizations and local residents.
Outline of Corporation
| Corporation name | General Incorporated Association Kyobashi Saiku Area Management |
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| Address | 1-7-1 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0031, Japan |
| Founded on | April 1, 2019 |
| Members | Nagasaka Corporation, Toda Corporation |
| Objective of foundation | Conduct the following project with the objective to form an art and cultural base opened to the public while contributing to urban rejuvenation with enhancement in promoting Tokyo as a city of art and culture in the east district of 1-Chome, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. |
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Activity philosophy
The area management of Kyobashi Saiku aims to enhance Tokyo’s stance as a city that celebrates art culture by means of urban rejuvenation through block reorganization. The activities will be conducted centered around the following four pillars.
Overall Vision for Area Management
Enhancing the appeal of Tokyo as a city of art culture while contributing to urban rejuvenation through district reorganization and city development
1Creating Opportunities for Art and Culture, and Educating Younger Generations of Artists
- Providing a venue where visitors can come into contact with diverse art culture, and make discoveries that lead to new developments
- Promoting exchange between art, business and the local area, and support diverse challenges and information dissemination
2Creating Welcoming Venues
- Creating and managing venues that are welcoming and pleasant to be in
- Providing a venue that supports various work-styles and attempts to improve tenant loyalty
3Local Coalition
- Establishing a coalition among art museums, Kotto-dori St., district council, merchants association, local governments, and schools, etc.
- Gaining trust from surrounding areas
A consistent approach from planning to operation
Establishment of a coalition system
4A Foundation of Business and Locality
- Consistent management that conduct experiments with social values required by the times
- Reinforcing safety, security, and disaster prevention
Providing safety in both hardware and software
Reinforcing disaster prevention in providing information and support for stranded commuters
Contribution for urban rejuvenation
Establishing an art and cultural base open to the public
Block restructuring, reinforcement of disaster prevention and reduction of environmental negative impact
Past Activities
Art and culture lectures
Between October 2019 and March 2024, we hosted 51 monthly art and culture lectures under the theme "Art and Life". With the aim of providing a broad introduction to art, we invited a variety of guest speakers so attendees could experience and enjoy a wide range of art and culture and incorporate it into their lives. Archived videos of the lectures are available.
Classic Live
To provide visitors with opportunities to casually enjoy music, we hold classical live performances around lunchtime at the first floor office entrance of Museum Tower Kyobashi. Check the news for the latest event information.
Kyobashi Saiku Area Management
General Incorporated Association Kyobashi Saiku Area Management comprises of members of Nagasaka Corporation and Toda Corporation. Kyobashi Saiku Area Management will set up a council comprising of those involved to develop area management activities. It will aim to raise the value of the surrounding area by collaborating with nearby businesses and area management groups.
Members’ General Meeting
Executive meeting
Secretariat
Kyobashi Saiku Area Management Council
regular membersSame as the Area Management Members
Associate membersArt and Cultural Facility Operators
Cooperative membersBuilding Maintenance Companies, Cooperative Associations, Tenants, etc.
External membersExternal Organizations and Groups that Support the Area Management Activities, Individuals
Affiliated organizations and groups
- Nearby businesses and area management groups
- Nearby cultural facilities
- Kotto-dori street art galleries and antique dealers
- Town Council
- Schools
- Residents
- Local Governments
- Police
- Fire departments
- Area management groups across Japan