Inside Tokyo Midtown in Akasaka, FUJIFILM SQUARE brings together a photography gallery and a compact museum of cameras and prints. The Photo Salon changes its exhibitions throughout the year, while the Photo History Museum traces the development of photography through historic equipment and images. You can also look at current Fujifilm cameras and film products. Admission is free, making this a handy stop alongside Roppongi’s larger galleries; allow time for a focused visit rather than a full museum day.
Photography exhibitions in Tokyo Midtown
FUJIFILM SQUARE is at Tokyo Midtown in Akasaka, in Tokyo’s Minato City. Its Photo Salon hosts changing photography exhibitions across different genres, with landscapes a recurring focus. The displays give the galleries a changing programme, so the work on view depends on when you visit.
The exhibitions are free to enter. The salon is small, so it fits well into a visit to Roppongi’s other galleries rather than requiring a long block of time on its own.
Cameras and the history of photography
The Photo History Museum displays cameras and prints from the history of photography, including antique and vintage equipment. Glass cases trace changes in camera design and offer a look at the tools used to make photographs in earlier periods.
The displays also cover Fujifilm’s history and its contribution to photography through film and camera products. Together, the gallery and museum make the stop useful for anyone curious about both photographic images and the equipment behind them.
Trying cameras and planning your visit
Current Fujifilm digital cameras and Instax products are displayed alongside the exhibitions. The space gives you a chance to look closely at the cameras, but borrowing a camera or lens is not available to tourists.
FUJIFILM SQUARE is a short walk from Roppongi Station, and its free admission makes it easy to add to a day in the area. The galleries are compact; check the current exhibition programme if a particular photographer or genre is what you want to see.
Perguntas frequentes
Is FUJIFILM SQUARE free to enter?
Yes. Admission to the Photo Salon and Photo History Museum is free.
What can you see at FUJIFILM SQUARE?
The Photo Salon has changing photography exhibitions. The Photo History Museum displays historic cameras and prints, with exhibits on photography and Fujifilm’s history.
How long do you need at FUJIFILM SQUARE?
The galleries and museum are compact. Allow around 30 to 60 minutes for a focused visit.
Can tourists borrow cameras or lenses there?
No. Camera and lens borrowing is not available to tourists.
