Our Partners
Artober is made possible with the support of some wonderful organisations and people who share our belief in bringing art, culture, and community together. We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who helps us create the festival and support Tokyo’s creative community.
JR Social Design
JR Social Design creates share houses across Tokyo that combine private living spaces with welcoming communal areas, bringing together people from different backgrounds and encouraging new connections.
We’re grateful for their continued support of Artober and the wider creative community.
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Tokyo Weekender
Founded in 1970, Tokyo Weekender is Japan’s longest-running English-language lifestyle magazine. For more than 50 years, it has shared stories about the people, places, art, and culture that make life in Japan so interesting.
We’re delighted to be working together again at Artober 2026, including our special Art & Connection event on Saturday evening. Free copies of the magazine will also be available during the event.
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Embassy of El Salvador
We’d like to thank El Salvador’s Ambassador Diego Dalton and his team for supporting Artober and Artedly since the project began. We’re grateful to work with a country that places such importance on art and the people who create it.
Through this partnership, we’ve been able to share artwork by Tokyo-based artists in El Salvador and welcome Salvadoran artists here in Tokyo. We’re delighted to continue that relationship at Artober 2026, with the Embassy joining us for Saturday’s Art & Connection event.
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Psycho Love Vodka
Psycho Love is an ultra-premium organic vodka created under the supervision of HYDE, frontman of L’Arc-en-Ciel. We’re very happy to welcome Psycho Love back as an Artober partner in 2026.
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Bed and Craft
Bed and Craft operates artisan guesthouses throughout Inami in Toyama, one of Japan’s most celebrated centres for traditional wood carving. Guests can discover the town through its craftspeople, workshops, food, history, and creative culture.
We’re delighted to have Bed and Craft supporting Artober again in 2026.
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Lost Japan
Lost is a cocktail bar tucked away in the heart of Shibuya, offering a relaxed place to escape the crowds, meet new people, and enjoy a drink in one of Tokyo's busiest neighbourhoods.
We're delighted to have Lost supporting Artober again this year and to continue bringing together Tokyo's creative communities both inside and outside the gallery.
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Chuhai Labs
Based in Kyoto, Chuhai Labs is an independent game studio behind titles including Cursed to Golf. They’re kindly helping us bring even more gaming to Artober this year, with Chuhai Labs games to play and Steam codes to give away.
A huge thank you to everyone at Chuhai Labs for supporting Artober and helping us bring Tokyo’s gaming and creative communities together at our Play & Connect event.
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StickerApp
StickerApp is a Swedish custom sticker company helping artists, designers and creative communities bring their ideas to life through high-quality, custom-printed stickers.
We're delighted to welcome StickerApp as a partner for Artober 2026, generously supporting the event with custom Artober stickers for our community. A huge thank you to the StickerApp team for supporting independent creativity and helping us share a little piece of Artober with everyone!
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We’re incredibly grateful to all of our partners for supporting Artober, our artists, and the community that has grown around the event. We look forward to welcoming everyone to Hibiya Okuroji from October 22nd–25th.
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