PHOTO GALLERY / RING CUBE

NEW GINZA PHOTO SPACE RING CUBE A unique photo gallery is born on the 8th and 9th floors of San-ai Dream Center, a building which has long been a symbol of the famous Ginza 4-chome intersection in Tokyo. Windows draped in a huge curtain create a striking theater-like exterior view that changes character by day and night. Beckoned inside, the visitor will find a distinctive creative space energized by the power of imagination.

Ikuo Tatsumi Photo Exhibition "Run! Shoot! In the World's Marathons"

February 3 (Wed.) to 14 (Sun.), 2010
This is an exhibition chosen from among works submitted during the July to September 2009 public submission period. Entering marathons in Japan and six other countries, from the course Ikuo Tatsumi shot photographs of scenes and people that gave his heart pause as he ran. Approximately 100 photographs are to be exhibited.

"Ginza Photo Championship" Student Photo Contest Winner Exhibition

February 17 (Wed.) to 28 (Sun.), 2010
For the student photo contest titled "Ginza Photo Championship," during the September 20 to November 8, 2009, period entries were submitted by three-person student teams from universities and vocational colleges nationwide. In a preliminary and final round process, the winning teams were selected by judges Shun Kawakami, Mika Kobayashi, and Herbie Yamaguchi.

March 3 (Wed.) to 14 (Sun.), 2010
This is an exhibition of approximately 80 of the images included in the GR BLOG trackback feature during the period of September 2005 to December 2009. Our staff selected and printed the images and obtained exhibition permission from the photographers.

Jan. 28, 2010	GR BLOG Photo Exhibition
Dec. 25, 2009	"Ginza Photo Championship" Student Photo Contest Winner Exhibition
Dec. 25, 2009	Ikuo Tatsumi Photo Exhibition "Run! Shoot! In the World's Marathons"
Dec. 10, 2009	Inside Story : RING CUBE





A special selection of original items available only at RING CUBE. On sale at reception (9F)!		One minute walk from Ginza Station (Exit A2) of the Tokyo Metro Ginza, Marunouchi, and Hibiya subway lines *San-ai Dream Center building does not have a parking lot.