Yokohama Civic Art Gallery

The Yokohama Civic Art Gallery is a four-story building with six exhibition rooms and an atelier located in Miyazaki-chō. It presents contemporary art through rotating exhibitions and collaborations with both local and international creators.

The gallery was founded in 1964 and moved twice before settling at its current Miyazaki-chō location in 2014. The relocations allowed for expanded exhibition space and improved visitor access over time.

The collection emphasizes artists connected to Yokohama and grew through partnerships with international institutions. Visitors encounter works that reflect both the local creative scene and global contemporary movements.

The building is easily accessible near a train station, with shuttle service available for visitors. The multiple floors allow for comfortable navigation and an unhurried pace while viewing exhibitions.

The gallery hosts several annual exhibitions including a showcase for emerging artists and a dedicated exhibition featuring works by local students. These programs bring established and aspiring talents together in one space.

Location: Miyazaki-chō

Inception: October 10, 2014

Address: 26-1 Miyazakicho, Nishi Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa 220-0031

Phone: +81453152828

Website: https://ycag.yafjp.org

GPS coordinates: 35.44944,139.62694

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:44