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The museum will be temporarily closed from Saturday, November 21, through Monday, November 23 (a national holiday), while work is carried out to strengthen the building’s disaster-response capabilities.
We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
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EXHIBITION
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INFORMATION
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Wisteria at Kameido Tenjin Shrine (Tokyo)
October 8, 2026
Photographs of the Late Edo / Early Meiji Period
The FUJIFILM SQUARE Photo History Museum is pleased to present “Photographs of the Late Edo / Early Meiji Period” from November 1 to December 24, 2026. This exhibition presents approximately 40 of the finest photographs from Yokohama photograph albums in the collection of FUJIFILM Corporation.
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Nomads searching for dead branches for cooking, 1979 Photograph by Kazuyoshi Nomachi ©Kazuyoshi Nomachi
October 6, 2026
Kazuyoshi Nomachi Photo Exhibition: SAHARA THE ETERNAL
FUJIFILM SQUARE is pleased to present Kazuyoshi Nomachi Photo Exhibition: SAHARA THE ETERNAL from October 30 (Fri) to November 26 (Thu), 2026.
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Ueno Hikoma, Nakashima River, Nagasaki, ca. 1872
Albumen print from wet collodion glass negative
Collection: FUJIFILM Corporation
August 28, 2026
Notice about the Extended Exhibition Period for “How Japan Became a Photography Powerhouse: The Beginnings”
The exhibition currently on view at the Photo History Museum, “How Japan Became a Photography Powerhouse: The Beginnings” has been extended through Saturday, October 31, at 16:00.
The museum will be open every day throughout the exhibition period. On the final day, the exhibition will close at 16:00 (Admission is until 15:50).
We look forward to welcoming you.
ABOUT
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Concept
"A Place That Fills the Mind with Color"
FUJIFILM SQUARE is a multipurpose showroom that Fujifilm opened in Tokyo Midtown in 2007 as part of its activities to promote the inherent values of photography.
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Our activity
Promotion of the Photographic Arts
FUJIFILM SQUARE promotes the photographic arts for current and future generations by organizing photo exhibitions and other activities that speak to the wonder, fun, awe and importance of photography as both an art form and historical record. It is organized and managed to create all sorts of opportunities and experiences as a "place that fills the mind with color".