The Toko Shinoda Museum, featuring an exhibition room on the first floor and a faithfully recreated space of Toko Shinoda's atelier on the second floor, opened on March 28, 2024, as a museum dedicated to Toko Shinoda.
It houses the world-renowned Toko Shinoda Collection and is located in "Toko-Taichi," named after Shinoda, who held Gifu close to her heart as her "spiritual hometown." The museum's exterior incorporates designs based on Shinoda's calligraphy work "Toko-Taichi," using ink and silver as motifs. Black natural stone exterior materials represent ink, while dull, shining silver surfaces are imagined through vibration-polished stainless steel panels, aiming for an abstract, modern, and sharp design. The appearance, resembling "stacked and aligned boxes," evokes the overlapping planes in Shinoda's works.
Along with 3-4 special exhibitions a year, the museum faithfully recreates the atelier where Shinoda spent most of her time in contemplation, allowing visitors to deeply feel the time and space of Shinoda's creative process, enhancing their viewing experience.

Size

459.22㎡ (Exhibition room: 262㎡)

Facilities

Exhibition space, lobby, dressing room, two storage rooms, HVAC room, restrooms for both genders