A creative space connecting the local region and art.
The Kamoe Art center is open for residents of Hamamatsu-shi as a place for cultural and artistic activities.This center, which makes use of an elegant building built 85 years ago in front of the Keisuke Kinoshita Memorial Museum, started its activities in 2011. This space for creative activities can be adapted to multiple art scenes and it is used as an exhibition hall too. Please enjoy the workshops and the installations that make use of this space unbiased by the established framework of art so far.
Those wishing to make use of our facilities please contact Kamoe Art center（Japanese）
http://kamoeartcenter.org/（Japanese）
NotesThe building was originally built in 1928 (Showa 3) to be Hamamatsu Police Station. It is one of the few buildings that, along with the citizens of Hamamatsu, survived the Tonankai Earthquake in 1944 (Showa 19) and the bombing of Hamamatsu during World War II in the following year.
It is constructed with reinforced concrete in a style called "early modern times revival," and it has three stone arches in its façade. Its demolition was discussed once in the past but in the end, the decision was made to reinforce it and keep it as a legacy of modern architecture.
It is constructed with reinforced concrete in a style called "early modern times revival," and it has three stone arches in its façade. Its demolition was discussed once in the past but in the end, the decision was made to reinforce it and keep it as a legacy of modern architecture.
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＞＞ Kamoe Art Center ／ 鴨江アートセンター
ADDRESS 1 Kamoe-cho, Chūō-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, ShizuokaPHONE 053-458-5360
OPEN HOURS 9am～9:30pm
CLOSED 12/29 ~ 1/3
TRANSPORT From Hamamatsu Station
[WAIK] 15 minites
2019.10.7 update
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