Location
Address
#401 DAG Bldg., 11-6, Sakuragaokacho, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0031, Japan
5 min. walk from New South Gate, JR Shibuya Station / 13 min. walk from Daikanyama Station, Tokyu Toyoko Line
Access
- Exit JR Shibuya Station through the New South Gate, turn right, and then turn left just before the down escalator.
- Keeping the railway tracks on your left, walk about 100 meters along the Shibuya Sakura Stage deck. Turn right toward NIGIWAI STAGE, the outdoor plaza.
- Pass beside SAKURA TOWER and continue diagonally to the right across HAGUKUMI STAGE, the outdoor garden.
- Follow the path downhill. The entrance to DAG Building, on the second oor, will be on your left. LGSA by EIOS is located in Room 401.
Floor
Exhibition Area
Exhibitions are held several times a year.
Library Area
Visitors can search for and consult materials.
A | Reception
Information, visitor registration, and the Materials Reproduction Service are available here.
B, C | Exhibition Walls
Used for exhibitions.
D | Consultation Desk
Registered visitors may consult materials here.
E, F | Shelves
Materials are stored here.
G | Search Monitor
Visitors can search for materials using the database.
H | Water Dispenser
Please feel free to use it.
Visitor Information
General Use
・Admission is free and no reservation is required, except during events.
・First-time visitors must register at reception to consult materials.
・There is no time limit on visits.
・Please use the water dispenser in the library area for drinking water.
・If you wish to make copies of materials, please use the Materials Reproduction Service.
・If you wish to consult rare materials, please use the Rare Materials Consultation Service.
・Materials are not available for loan.
Guidelines
・Please take care not to damage or soil materials. Particular care should be taken when handling older or rare materials that have deteriorated over time.
・Please do not write in, cut, or fold materials, or eat or drink while consulting them.
・Please keep any food and drinks you bring with you inside your bag.
・If any materials are damaged, soiled, or lost, please notify a staff member immediately.
・Compensation may be required for damage caused intentionally or through gross negligence. Future use may also be restricted.
・Photography of the contents of materials is not permitted.
Photocopy Service
To support research, we provide a photocopy service for materials.vice for materials.
・Please apply at reception.
・Photocopies may be used only for research purposes.
・To protect the materials and ensure appropriate use, photocopying is limited to one copy per person of each requested section.
・Photocopying may be limited or declined depending on the condition of the material or rights restrictions.
・Each photocopy will be stamped with the LGSA by EIOS seal to indicate its source.
・Photocopies may not be republished, reproduced, distributed, publicly transmitted, or otherwise reused.
Fees (tax included)
Black & White A4 ¥30 / A3 ¥50
Color A4 ¥100 / A3 ¥150
Rare Materials Consultation Service
Rare materials may be consulted under staff supervision.
・Please apply at reception.
・During busy periods, visitors will be assisted in order.
・Consultation time is limited to a maximum of 30 minutes.
・Rare materials available for consultation may vary depending on circumstances.
Fee (tax included)
¥500
Operations
Enrico Isamu Oyama Studio LLC.
About Enrico Isamu Oyama
Enrico Isamu Oyama (b.1983, Italian / Japanese) creates visual art in various mediums with Quick Turn Structure; the black and white motif composed of spontaneous repetition and expansion of free-flowing lines extracted from the visual language of aerosol writing, the core genre of contemporary street art that originates in 1970’s-80’s New York.
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