Fuji Film Reviews

Since you can actually see FUJIFILM's prints and cameras, you'd better come to each one individually when asking for prints or buying a camera. Photographs printed with professional hands got a lot of impressive power.

If you love photography this place is for you!
Nice exhibition and images

Also the fuji customer service upstairs is amazing!

They change my fuji lens who had a problem
They ask me invoice and all my info and take care of everything!

The best

Stopped there and enjoyed an unexpected free photo exhibition.

Since there is always a photo exhibition, you can enjoy it even if you visit suddenly. There are many digital cameras, so you can touch them and check them.

On the first floor, there are photography exhibitions, Fujifilm historical relics, camera and lens display and trials, as well as ASTALIFT cosmetics counters, and the second floor is a camera and lens repair and rental service center. Suitable for people who like photography to visit ~

All about Fujifilm and more ! I brought my camera for sensor cleansing. There was a temporary photo exposition of amateurs and pros. Very inspiring indeed. There is also a permanent display of cameras and old artifacts. And it's free !! Even if you're not into photography, it's definitely worth it.

You can browse free photo exhibitions, the location is good, and the atmosphere is calm.
However, it is a pity that the introduction corner for FUJIFILM products is very small.

Excellent free admission photo gallery.
I want to stop by whenever I come for a free photo exhibition.

There are often exhibitions and new model displays here.
This time I just saw the award-winning work and various old cameras, I felt very happy!

I always stop by when I go to Midtown.
There is a photo exhibition planned by Fujifilm, a history museum of cameras, new products, and a service station.
There is also a directly managed store of cosmetics ASTALIFT.
I always hold photo exhibitions of various projects and I can enjoy it very much.
Admission is free, so please stop by.

It is a museum located on the first floor of Midtown.
This quality is free for free!
People who like cameras are sure to come.

The photo exhibitions held every period are spectacular and wonderful.
I think that the sense of presence that comes from the photographs is powerful because it reflects the thoughts of each photographer.

Where to stop by whenever you go to Midtown.
I noticed the fun of the photos, since I came here.
When you are a solo exhibition, you can talk about photographers.
That is also a very nice experience.

After checking the camera, I attached a Leica lens to the X-E2 via Fuji genuine adapter and took a test shot. Although the camera is Fuji, the lens is another company, but the staff explained carefully.
In addition, simple checks were free.
It is a comfortable space.

Place is very nice, other staff is friendly but when I tried to rent a lens, this dude in their sevice center look at me from top to bottom and asking in very judgmental manner. Very racist

This is the place where all of Fujiholics want to come and see!

Nice people cleaned my sensor and let me try a few lenses

Look at the work of Albert Watson. This is a place where you can learn about the history of cameras.

Because it is not so wide, it is an image to see on something.

I'm often surprised to see this exhibition for free.

Fuji Photo Film Gallery on the first floor of Tokyo Midtown, Roppongi. Exhibits are held in 3-4 blocks, as well as old cameras and photos from the Meiji period.

The photography exhibition is good. There are occasional other exhibitions.

Beyond the obvious sales of the excellent Fuji Film Cameras and accessories, you'll find gallery displays of historic cameras as well as works by well known photographers as well as other Fuji film and Camers users.

Free camera museum, dedicated to Fujifilm brand name. Hudge print exhibition on same place.

The museum will display different photo works, free to visit and will have regular camera history introduction. If you are interested, you can observe other people's photography skills (with a good location for taking pictures) and grow knowledge, but the explanation is to speak Japanese.

Feel free to drop by at the photo-based art gallery. I was taken to the signage of the subway station, but I enjoyed it with a quality that I can not think of as free

No matter when you come, I am doing a good photo exhibition.

Good place for Fuji camera and film fans. Museum, 3 photo galleries, 1 permanent exhibition the others rotate. Free admission. Also try Fuji's current camera and lense line up.

Awesome exhibitions most of the time! My favorite event was Kyotographie s Tokyo edition last autumn (2019) when they had a Daido Moriyama talk show, and I saw the man in flesh.

I'm glad that some free exhibitions are held.
Please note that some photos cannot be taken. This is the exhibition of Akira Kinoshita's "Musicians of the World" currently being held.

You can touch the latest camera-related models and receive detailed explanations. There are also cosmetics related items.

Various photo exhibitions are held, but all prints are super beautiful.
This era of the heyday of digital cameras. Not only can you see photos on the LCD,
A nice place where you can feel the beauty when printed.

A museum of Fuji film and camera. The successful transformation of techology used in film to cosmetics. They also sell cosmetic products here. Hold regular photo exhibition here.

On the first floor of the West Area, this gallery holds many photo exhibitions from amateurs to professionals. Unlike photos viewed on SNS, large developed photos are impressive and can be approached, viewed from a distance, or drawn into a world of pictures with changing expressions. This is a must-visit spot if you like cameras.

The biggest feature is the photo exhibition on the 1st floor, but since it is replaced with a very short span, you can enjoy a different photo exhibition every time you come. Although you can meet Fujifilm's unique beautiful photos, photography is often prohibited, so we recommend that you take a look directly.

You can try by holding the camera and lens in your hand. There is a careful explanation from seniors. If you're a Fuji fan, you should go there once.

I often hold free art photo exhibitions.
It's only once, but it's free, so I used it to meet up with friends. Since it is indoors, you can take a leisurely tour of the building and wait even if it rains or is cold.

It's also in Nagoya, but it's far from the city so it can't be used for meetings

Quite interesting place at the ground floor of the Fuji office where you can watch exhibition about history of photography and Fuji cameras lenses etc. Next to historical exhibition there is a chance to watch also latest Fuji offering and technologies on the market.

great exhibition of photography and samples of the printing services Fuji can offer.

You can touch from Cheki to medium-format cameras, and you can rent / test lenses. If you are a Fuji camera user, you will be able to spend a blissful time. There are other FUJI SQs in Tokyo.

Interesting exhibits and a very friendly staff. Renting lenses for X series mirrorless for fairly cheap (and even free for same day rentals). The gallery is full of great photographs. Defentely worth visiting

Very Nice place with an expo hall and some fuji shops. Also a service center avalaible on the 2nd floor with an express (1h) cleaning service !

It is easy to drop by on the street at a place where you can also find cosmetic items from camera and photo events.

Great service! Not only that you can try every lense, the service center upstairs upgrade software and clean lenses!

Ideal for a city location. I use it because it doesn't cost money while watching the exhibition.

Stable quality.
Modern exhibits and classic photos are largely done.

I was fortunate to attend when some NASA photographs were exhibited. Very attractive and free to enter. They have a large collection of cameras from the very beginning. It is worth it for all photography lovers.

Best place for Camera lovers and had photography gallery too but didn't like that you CANNOT purchase anything there

Beautiful images but unfortunately the many reflections coming from the outside some images cannot be fully enjoyed

Despite being free, the assortment as a gallery is great.

I always do some kind of photo exhibition.
It s good because we re doing some planning.
If you want to touch something, photos or art, the hurdles are low and you can enjoy it for free, so it's great for killing time.
It s fun to come with friends and lovers and look at the photos and say adako.

It's free admission and you can see quality photos so you can always feel good.

Fujifilm gallery in Midtown. Old cameras of the film era are also exhibited and you can learn about the history of the camera.

Due to the influence of the corona, there were few viewers and I was able to see the exhibits slowly.

I'm always doing some photo exhibitions, so when I'm free, I drop by. Anyone can rent this space. The Nikon booth is next door, so it's fun to see old cameras here as well.

Each time there is a variety of exhibits, you can enjoy just going to see the photos, even if you are not familiar with the camera.
For a limited time, you can enjoy the history of the camera and a free guide to the gallery. As well as camera repair reception, there is also an Asterlift counter so you can buy cosmetics.

I have nice photos so I'm going to be healed during lunch break

Convenient shopping, tourist and Japanese are all crowded, near the yoyogi light park one of the most beautiful parks in Tokyo.

Held regular photo exhibitions. It is good to have an event where you can shoot.

It's always a wonderful exhibition, honestly I think that it's wonderful to be able to browse for free, thank you always

Because I was doing a photo exhibition of Toshinori Takeuchi, I went to see it.
I also like it, but because my husband is a big fan, it was free when I was invited by my husband. Oh, this is a small scale. If you go inside, I wonder if it is about 20-30 pieces. It was a small scale.
The picture was great, but Toshinori Takeuchi is such a thing? It was feeling. I was impressed by the more overwhelming power and composition, and it was breathtaking. Did I think that my senses have changed?
I just came to Roppongi. It was a little disappointing feeling.

The Hubble Space Telescope Photo Exhibition is over
The deep space exhibition was good

I often go to camera maintenance
There is also a free photo exhibition so feel free to go