Basically, we support women’s artist.
Any type of artworks, including researchers, visual artists, video artists, sculptors, conceptual artists and installation artists, etc.
However, the residence facilities do not have studio facilities, so loud noises and the use of tools are not allowed. Production is encouraged to use neighbouring facilities.

Japanese, English, Just a little Korean.

One month

Max 3 people.
The residence has three bedrooms. There are very tiny. The beds are double beds, so if you come with a partner, you have to use one bed. If you are coming in a group of more than two people in total, please contact us. It is a small residency, but we hope that having several artists in residence at the same time will have a positive impact.

• Internet
• Private bedroom
• Share Kitchen
• Share Bathrooms (two tolets, one bath-tab)
• Washing machine
• Other

• Wheelchair facilities.
• Attached studios
• Bicycles (there are shared bicycles nearby)
• Parking (there are shared cars nearby)
• Soundproofing facilities
• Cook and cleaning crews (Please cook and clean for yourself)

Please ask me

Paid by the Artist

• Travel
• Production costs
• Food
• Supplies

Paid by the Organisation

• Housing
• Other

No requirements

By committee

City side.
A 15-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station, which is a huge terminal station served by eight railway lines in Tokyo. Direct limousine buses operate from Narita and Haneda airports.
Walking access to theatres, department stores and libraries. Unfortunately, there are no large museums, but there are several small galleries.