Nissha Museum of Printing History
Nissha Museum of Printing History, located in the Nissha Main Hall, a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property dating from the Meiji period (1868-1912), displays precious materials and exhibits related to printing. As a place to pass on the history of printing to future generations, it welcomes a large number of visitors.
PATinKyoto / Touch the ART / Workshops for the Future Generations
The Foundation hosts the PATinKyoto (Print Art Triennale in Kyoto), Touch the Art to connect people and art, and holds Machikusa-Mikke (Wild-Plant Hunt) workshops for the future generations in our community.
Web Magazine AMeeT
The Foundation publishes the web magazine AMeeT, which provides information using creative new ways, based on the concept of Art Meets Technology. It also has the AMeeT Express Yourself, YouTube channel.
Nissha Music Studio
The Foundation records and distributes performances with the goal of supporting musicians with promising futures. In addition to providing a place where artists can express their individuality and potential, we also encourage collaboration with other artists and performers from different genres.