Spiral, Cultural complex and restaurant in Minami-Aoyama, Japan.
Spiral is a nine-story building in Minami-Aoyama that combines art galleries, dining spaces, and shops within its geometric design. The structure features squares and circles as organizing elements, creating distinct areas as you move through each level.
The building opened in 1985 as a flagship project designed by architect Fumihiko Maki for the Wacoal Corporation. This project helped establish the area as a cultural destination in Tokyo.
Visitors find themselves in spaces where contemporary art exhibitions, dance performances, and fashion events happen continuously throughout the year. The building attracts people interested in seeing what local and international artists are creating right now.
The building sits near Omotesando Station and opens daily from late morning hours. Keep in mind that individual shops and galleries may have their own specific hours.
The building houses a two-story cone structure that holds the spiral gallery, allowing visitors to experience art in an unexpected way. This architectural feature creates sightlines and spatial relationships that feel different from typical gallery layouts.
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