![[image]Michio Hoshino: NANOOK — Tales of Polar Bears and Ice Floes](/assets/img/photo_mv_260724_01_en.jpg)
![[image]Michio Hoshino: NANOOK — Tales of Polar Bears and Ice Floes](/assets/img/photo_mv_260724_01_en_sp.jpg)
Photo by Michio Hoshino ©Naoko Hoshino
FUJIFILM SQUARE Photo Exhibition
Michio Hoshino: NANOOK — Tales of Polar Bears and Ice Floes
[Concurrent Event]
Summer Research Project Event:
“The Wonder of Polar Bears”
July 24 – August 13, 2026
FUJIFILM PHOTO SALON Space1 / 2 / 3 / MINI GALLERY
![[image]How Japan Became a Photography Powerhouse: The Beginnings](/assets/img/photo_mv_260701_05_en.jpg)
![[image]How Japan Became a Photography Powerhouse: The Beginnings](/assets/img/photo_mv_260701_05_en_sp.jpg)
Ueno Hikoma, Nakashima River, Nagasaki, ca. 1872
Albumen print from wet collodion glass negative
Collection: FUJIFILM Corporation
How Japan Became a Photography Powerhouse: The Beginnings
FUJIFILM SQUARE Photo History Museum Photo Exhibition
July 1 – September 17, 2026
PHOTO HISTORY MUSEUM
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EXHIBITION
![[image]Michio Hoshino: NANOOK — Tales of Polar Bears and Ice Floes](/assets/img/photo_event_260724_01.jpg)
Photo by Michio Hoshino ©Naoko Hoshino
Michio Hoshino: NANOOK
— Tales of Polar Bears and Ice Floes
[Concurrent Event] Summer Research Project Event:
“The Wonder of Polar Bears”
FUJIFILM SQUARE Photo Exhibition
July 24 – August 13, 2026
FUJIFILM PHOTO SALON Space1 / 2 / 3 / MINI GALLERY
![[image]How Japan Became a Photography Powerhouse: The Beginnings](/assets/img/photo_event_260701_05.jpg)
Ueno Hikoma, Nakashima River, Nagasaki, ca. 1872
Albumen print from wet collodion glass negative
Collection: FUJIFILM Corporation
How Japan Became a Photography Powerhouse: The Beginnings
FUJIFILM SQUARE Photo History Museum Photo Exhibition
July 1 – September 17, 2026
PHOTO HISTORY MUSEUM
INFORMATION
August 6, 2026
Information on FUJIFILM SQUARE 2025 Activity Report and FUJIFILM SQUARE 2025 Activity Topics
We are pleased to inform you that we have published a report summarizing our activities of FUJIFILM SQUARE in 2025.
![[image]The Joy of Honeybees: The Great Power of a Small Creature](/assets/img/img_news_131.jpg)
A honeybee on the white blossom of a strawberry plant that will soon bear fruit (left)
Honeybees gathering nectar inside pumpkin squash flowers (right)
©Masami Sasaki
June 11, 2026
The Joy of Honeybees: The Great Power of a Small Creature
[Concurrent Event] Summer Vacation Independent Research Event:
The Amazing World of Honeybees
FUJIFILM SQUARE is pleased to present The Joy of Honeybees: The Great Power of a Small Creature, a photo exhibition that offers a fun-filled way to learn about the lives of honeybees and the environment that surrounds them through photographs and panels.
![[image]Michio Hoshino: NANOOK — Tales of Polar Bears and Ice Floes](/assets/img/img_news_129.jpg)
Photo by Michio Hoshino ©Naoko Hoshino
May 14, 2026
Michio Hoshino: NANOOK — Tales of Polar Bears and Ice Floes
[Concurrent Event] Summer Research Project Event:
“The Wonder of Polar Bears”
FUJIFILM SQUARE presents NANOOK — Tales of Polar Bears and Ice Floes, an exhibition of photographs by Michio Hoshino, who spent his career documenting the harsh yet beautiful landscapes of the Far North, the animals that inhabit them, and the people who make their home there.
ABOUT
![[image]Concept](/assets/img/photo_concept.jpg)
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.
![[image]Our activity](/assets/img/photo_activity.jpg)
![[image]Our activity](/assets/img/photo_activity_sp.jpg)
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".