2026年7月に世界遺産登録10周年を迎える国立西洋美術館を記念し、MT Galleryは写真家・瀧本幹也による写真集「LE CORBUSIER THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF WESTERN ART ル・コルビュジエ 国立西洋美術館 写真 / 瀧本幹也」を刊行いたします。ル・コルビュジエ設計の同館の全面協力のもと通常は撮影が難しい館内や屋上を含めて撮影。建築・空間・光が織りなす魅力を芸術的視点から捉えました。新たに撮り下ろした全41点を収録し、建築的価値と文化的意義を記録・発信するとともに、その普遍的価値を後世へ継承する一冊です。国内外の来館者や学生、研究者に向け、広く魅力を伝えます。 国立西洋美術館ミュージアムショップより5月1日から先行発売。国立西洋美術館写真集「LE CORBUSIER THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF WESTERN ART ル・コルビュジエ 国立西洋美術館 写真 / 瀧本幹也」寄稿：田中正之（国立西洋美術館長） デザイン：泉美菜子 MT Gallery Inc.より発行 価格 5,500円（本体 5,000円）To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the National Museum of Western Art’s inscription on the World Heritage List in July 2026, MT Gallery is publishing a photo book by photographer Mikiya Takimoto. With the full cooperation of the museum, designed by Le Corbusier, Takimoto was permitted to photograph the museum’s interior and rooftop, areas that are normally off-limits to photographers. He captured the interweaving of the fascinating architecture, space, and light from his artist’s perspective. Featuring 41 new photographs, this volume documents and communicates the museum’s architectural value and cultural significance, as well as passing on its universal value to future generations. It conveys the museum’s fascinating aspects to a wide audience, including domestic and international visitors, students, and researchers. Pre-release copies are available at the National Museum of Western Art shop from May 1. National Museum of Western Art Photo Book "LE CORBUSIER THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF WESTERN ART Photography / Mikiya Takimoto" Contributor: Masayuki Tanaka (Director, National Museum of Western Art) - Design: Minako Izumi Published by MT Gallery Inc. - Price: 5,500 yen (5,000 yen excluding tax)
2026年のKARUIZAWA FOTO FESTは「軽井沢レガシー」をテーマに開催。「撮る」に加え「見る・楽しむ」体験を広げ、美しい自然や伝統に宿る“本物の輝き”を写真で可視化し、新たな価値として発信する展示に瀧本もが参加いたします。写真展『La lumière et la prière』ぜひご覧ください。2026年5月1日(金)- 5月31日(日) 重要文化財 旧三笠ホテル 水曜休館 9:00-17:00（＊最終入館16：30まで） 長野県北佐久郡軽井沢町大字軽井沢1339番地342 観覧料 一般（高校生以上）：1,000円 小中学生：500円The 2026 KARUIZAWA FOTO FEST will be held under the theme Karuizawa Legacy. Takimoto too is participating in this exhibition, an exhibition that expands on the experience of “viewing and enjoying,” in addition to the “taking” of photos, putting into visible form through photography the “brilliance of the real thing” inherent in nature and tradition, each beautiful, and conveys them as new values. Be sure to come and view this photo exhibition, "La lumière et la prière." May 1 (Fri) to May 31 (Sun), 2026 Former Mikasa Hotel (Important Cultural Property) Closed on Wednesdays 9:00 to 17:00 (*Last admission at 16:30) 1339-342 Karuizawa, Karuizawa-machi, Kitasaku-gun, Nagano Prefecture Admission - General (High school students and older): 1,000 yen; Elementary and junior high school students: 500 yen
映画「秒速5センチメートル」のSpecial Visualを撮影しました。監督・奥山由之さんの発案により映画の内容に合わせ、すれ違う様々な時間を多重露光することで１枚のフィルムに露光しました。I photographed the Special Visual for the film “5 Centimeters per Second.”
Conceived by director Yoshiyuki Okuyama, the image was created in response to the film’s narrative by exposing multiple, intersecting moments of time onto a single frame of film through multiple exposure.
The new NTT East Japan television commercial has begun airing.
Mikiya Takimoto was responsible for the cinematography of the NTT East Japan Group CM,
“The Next Innovation – Agriculture Edition.”
The film portrays NTT East Japan’s initiatives in the fields of food and agriculture, developed in close collaboration with local communities, with the aim of realizing a sustainable society. Created to be delivered to the children who will shape the future, the commercial presents a hopeful vision of the next generation of innovation.
Please take a moment to view the film.
重要文化財である旧朝倉家住宅の床の間に、和紙に印刷した写真作品を掛軸や几帳台を利用し展示。会場に流れる空気、纏う静謐さは旧朝倉家の紡いできた時間であり、またこれからも積み重なっていく年月でもある。そこの一層になり得るには空間との共鳴が必須と考え、日本の和を基軸とし展示を構成した。代官山ヒルサイドテラスから徒歩2分、写真展『FOSS Satellite Exhibition Mikiya Takimoto』をぜひご覧ください。2025年8月5日(火)- 8月24日(日) 月曜休館 10:00-18:00（＊入館17：30まで） 東京都渋谷区猿楽町29-20 観覧料 一般：個人500円 渋谷区民：個人200円 小中学生：個人50円An exhibition of photographic works printed on Japanese paper using partition screens and hanging scrolls in the tokonomas [alcoves] of the Former Asakura Family Residence, a designated Important Cultural Property. The air wafting through the venue, its enveloping tranquility, represent interwoven threads of time spent here by the former Asakura family, and also the months and years that will continue to accumulate into the future. I curated the exhibition with the concept of Japan’s ‘Wa’ [harmony] at its core, believing that resonance with the space was essential for them to coalesce. Two minutes on foot from Daikanyama Hillside Terrace. I welcome you to this photographic exhibition: FOSS Satellite Exhibition Mikiya Takimoto. August 5 (Tue) to 24, 2025 (Sun). 10:00 to 18:00 (Last admission 17:30) (Closed Mon). 29-20 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya City, Tokyo. General admission: 500 yen. Shibuya City residents: 200 yen; Elementary and junior high school students: 50 yen.
