• Exhibition Hall C.D
• Works by 76 artists [Guide Map]
• 9/2-11/11
• closed on
  • 9/11, 25
  • 10/9, 23

Pacifico Yokohama, which is the landmark of Minato Mirai 21, is the representative complex convention center in Japan. Various events are held at Pacifico Yokohama, which consists of the National Convention Hall of Yokohama, the Conference Center, and the Yokohama Grand Inter-Continental Hotel in addition to the Exhibition Hall. There is a plan to expand this Exhibition Hall (from 10,000 m2 to 20,000 m2). We will use the new expanded space for " YOKOHAMA 2001." It's 126 m long, 81 m wide, and 13-21 m high, without columns. We plan to design this space so that it suites an exhibition of contemporary art.

• Warehouse No.1
• Works by 23 artists [Guide Map]
• 9/2-11/11
• closed on
  • 9/11, 25
  • 10/9, 23

Red Brick Warehouse No.1 was designed by Mr. Yorinaka Tsumaki as a warehouse in 1908 and constructed in 1913. Because of the strong earthquake that occurred in 1923, it was half destroyed. After that, the total floor space was reduced to 6,000 m2, about half of the original size. In spite of this, it can be said that it is still a superior construction. Red Brick Warehouse No.1 will be preserved as a historical construction that represents the port town of Yokohama and will be utilized as a cultural facility. "YOKOHAMA 2001" will be a model case.

• Memorial hall, convention rooms
• Photos and installation by Allan Sekula [Guide Map]
• 9/2-11/11
• closed on
  • 9/3, 10, 17, 25, 26
  • 10/9, 15, 22, 29, 30
  • 11/5

This is the place where the Japan-American Friendship Treaty was signed in 1854, at which time it housed the British Consulate. Herein are displayed historical materials on Yokohama relating to the opening of the nation to the world.

• Hall Films
• by Yutaka Sone [Guide Map]
• Ended on Sept. 9

This "Renaissance-style" building was completed in 1917 as one of the events held in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the opening of Yokohama Port. The tower at its corner is known as "Jack's Tower", also serving as a clock tower. It is also commonly utilized as a citizens' hall.

• Queen Mall 2F, Minato Mirai Gallery, Community Development Gallery (Machizukuri Gallery)
• Works by 5 artists [Guide Map]
• 9/2-11/11

• Galleries
• Tonchiki House by Tsuyoshi Ozawa [Guide Map]
• Ended on Sept. 15

When this Prefectural Citizens' Hall was completed in 1975, it was one of the foremost large-scale cultural facilities in all Japan. It contains two concert halls and an art gallery which the hall itself plans and produces exhibitions centered around contemporary art. And the Gallery will be utilized for the triennial.