NTT InterCommunication Center
A pioneering media art gallery in Tokyo Opera City Tower dedicated to exploring the intersection of art, technology, and communication.
At a glance
The NTT InterCommunication Center (ICC) occupies space within Tokyo Opera City Tower in Shinjuku. It showcases international and Japanese media artists through permanent and temporary exhibitions, while fostering dialogue between creative and scientific disciplines.
History
NTT established the center in 1997 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of telephone service in Japan. The timing reflected Japan’s telecommunications heritage and the company’s commitment to cultural patronage during a period of rapid technological innovation.
What you see
The gallery operates within Tokyo Opera City Tower, a major cultural and commercial complex in Shinjuku. Its location in a contemporary high-rise contrasts with its mission to present experimental and forward-thinking artistic work.
Cultural significance
ICC serves as an important venue for media art in Japan, presenting work that examines technology’s role in contemporary culture. By hosting workshops, performances, and symposia alongside exhibitions, it creates spaces where artists and scientists can exchange ideas and collaborate—positioning itself as a forum for interdisciplinary creativity.
Key facts
- Country: Japan
- Location: Tokyo Opera City Tower, Shinjuku
- Founded: 1997
- Coordinates: 35.6829, 139.6874
Practical information & getting there
The ICC is located in Tokyo Opera City Tower in Shinjuku. For current hours, admission fees, and exhibition schedules, consult the venue’s official website or contact them directly before planning your visit.
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