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Regular exhibitions of work by young Japanese artists working in a range of media fill the six floors of this rental space. There’s also a cafe and lounge area on the ground floor.
Tokyo City Guide (Edition 5)
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Transport Shibuya station (JR), east/shin minami exit; (Ginza line), Toyoko exit; (Hanzomon line), exit 9.
Telephone 03 5485 5188
Open 11am-7pm tue-sun. closed 2wks at the end of dec-the beginning of jan.
URL www.ledeco.net
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