Tokyo University of the Arts × JR East: "CREATIVE HUB UENO “es”" Gallery at Ueno Station, FY2026 Second Half
Oct 17, 2026 · Ueno
[Ueno] Tokyo University of the Arts × JR East "CREATIVE HUB UENO “es”" FY2026 Second-Half Exhibitions at the Ueno Station Gallery!
Overview
"CREATIVE HUB UENO “es”," the Ueno Station gallery operated jointly by Tokyo University of the Arts and JR East, has announced its exhibitions for the second half of FY2026.
The gallery brings together two partners from very different fields: Tokyo University of the Arts, a leader in arts education, and JR East, a railway operator. It is located in Ueno Station, the gateway to the Ueno area. Rather than a dedicated venue such as a museum or concert hall, the exhibition space sits right in the everyday flow of station traffic. Its appeal is that you can enjoy art as part of your usual routine, whether commuting to work or school or heading out to explore Ueno.
This announcement covers the "second half of FY2026." Exhibitions are scheduled by dividing the fiscal year into first and second halves, and this is the latter. If you pass through Ueno Station, it is worth keeping an eye on what will be shown during this period.
Note that the headline of this announcement was cut off, and details such as exhibition content, participating artists, dates, and admission fees have not yet been confirmed. If you plan to visit, we recommend checking the details page for the latest information beforehand.
Event Information
- Venue: Ueno Station gallery "CREATIVE HUB UENO “es”"
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