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Kuramata Design Office 倉俁設計工作室

established 1965, Japan
active Tokyo
Works by Kuramata Design Office include Product Design and Furniture.

There are 3 objects by Kuramata Design Office from the M+ Collection available online.

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Architectural facade made up of grey rectangular panels. A curved blue entryway on the left side of the facade leads to a door.
Architectural facade made up of grey rectangular panels. A curved blue entryway on the left side of the facade leads to a door.

Design of the 1980s Encapsulated Within a Sushi Bar

6 Apr 2023 / Lap-wai Lam

The Kiyotomo sushi bar is a rare example of a preserved Kuramata Shiro-designed interior space
5 mins: 
Design and Architecture  /  Article
An image is split into two parts. On the left, a woman is interviewed inside the interior of a sushi bar. On the right is a sign language interpreter.
An image is split into two parts. On the left, a woman is interviewed inside the interior of a sushi bar. On the right is a sign language interpreter.

The Kiyotomo Sushi Bar: A Journey from Tokyo to Hong Kong with Hong Kong Sign Language

16 Feb 2023 / M+ Team

Discover how we relocated a sushi bar from Shinbashi, Tokyo to M+, Hong Kong
11 mins: 
Design and Architecture  /  Video
Video still showing the exterior of a rectangular building inside a white-walled interior space with wooden floors. The building exterior is made of dark grey panels. At the centre-left is an entry way with a blue curving wall leading to orange noren curtains and a light beyond. There is a lone lit lantern on the ground to the left of the entryway.
Video still showing the exterior of a rectangular building inside a white-walled interior space with wooden floors. The building exterior is made of dark grey panels. At the centre-left is an entry way with a blue curving wall leading to orange noren curtains and a light beyond. There is a lone lit lantern on the ground to the left of the entryway.

The Kiyotomo Sushi Bar: A Journey from Tokyo to Hong Kong

20 Dec 2021 / M+ Team

How did curators, conservators, and craftsmen relocate an entire sushi bar into a museum? Discover their work on Kuramata Shiro’s Kiyotomo sushi bar
10 mins: 
Design and Architecture  /  Video

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