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History
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Establishment of the Shizuoka City Cultural Promotion Foundation : Office located at 5-1 Oite-cho, Shizuoka City, within the Social Education Division of the Shizuoka City Hall : Management and operation contract for the Citizen Gallery and the former Mackenzie House : Contract for reception duties at the community center : Contract for lending services of books at the Women's Hall
Establishment date: July 1, 1994.
Contract for management and operation of the Labor Youth Home
Move office to 5-1 Oite-cho, Shizuoka City, within the Cultural Promotion Division of Shizuoka City Hall : Management and operation contract for the Serizawa Ryusuke Museum and the Children's Hall : Management and operation contract associated with the establishment of the Shizuoka Music Hall (opened May 1995)
Management and operation contract associated with the establishment of the Nakanojo Literature Memorial Museum (opened June 1995)
Management and operation contract for the Shizuoka Citizens' Cultural Hall
Management and operation contract associated with the establishment of the Shizuoka Art Gallery (opened May 1997) : Contract for reception duties at the Tōro Museum
Relocated office to 1-1, 2-chome, Gofukucho, Shizuoka City
Termination of management and operation contract due to the closure of the Children's Hall (closed November 2003)
Management and operation as designated manager associated with the establishment of the Shizuoka Science Museum (opened March 2004)
Termination of management and operation contract due to the closure of the Labor Youth Home : Termination of lending services contract at the Women's Hall
Change of the address of the foundation office to 1-1, 2-chome, Gofukucho, Aoi-ku, Shizuoka City due to the introduction of the ward system accompanying Shizuoka City's transition to a designated city : Contract for reception duties at the Women's Hall
Termination of management and operation contracts for the Shizuoka Music Hall, Shizuoka Art Gallery, Shizuoka Citizens' Cultural Hall, and Serizawa Ryusuke Museum
Management and operation as designated manager for the Shizuoka Music Hall, Shizuoka Art Gallery, Shizuoka Citizens' Cultural Hall, and Shizuoka City Shimizu Cultural Center : Contract for reception duties at the Serizawa Ryusuke Museum
Termination of reception duties contract at the Tōro Museum
Re-designation of the Shizuoka Science Museum as designated manager (for five years from FY2008 to FY2012)
Contract for preparation of the opening ceremony exhibition of the (provisional name) Shizuoka City Art Museum
Termination of reception duties contract for the community center and Women's Hall
Management and operation as designated manager for 12 facilities: Shizuoka City Aoi Lifelong Learning Center, West Lifelong Learning Center, South Lifelong Learning Center, East Lifelong Learning Center, Nagata Lifelong Learning Center, North Lifelong Learning Center, Wara-chi Lifelong Learning Center, Osato Lifelong Learning Center, Nishi-Na Lifelong Learning Center, Suruga Lifelong Learning Center, South Labor Welfare Center, and Koika Elderly Welfare Center (for five years from FY2009 to FY2013)
Management and operation as designated manager for the Miwa Branch of the North Lifelong Learning Center (for five years from FY2009 to FY2013)
With the closure of the Shizuoka Art Gallery, the management and operation contract ended (closed March 2010).
Managed and operated the Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshige Museum as the designated manager (for 3 years from fiscal year 2010 to 2012).
With the establishment of the Shizuoka City Museum, managed and operated as the designated manager (for 5 years from fiscal year 2010 to 2014).
Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka Civic Cultural Hall and Shizuoka City Shimizu Cultural Center (for 5 years from fiscal year 2011 to 2015). *However, the Shimizu Cultural Center was closed until the main building was shut on July 31, 2012: Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka Music Hall (for 5 years from fiscal year 2011 to 2015).
Ended the contract for reception and administrative duties at the Serizawa Ryusuke Museum.
Transitioned to the Public Interest Incorporated Foundation Shizuoka City Cultural Promotion Foundation due to reforms of the public interest corporation system.
With the closure of the Shizuoka City Shimizu Cultural Center, the management and operation ended: contracted for reception and administrative assistance at the Shizuoka City Shimizu Cultural Hall Marina.
With the termination of the designated management of the Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshige Museum, the management and operation ended.
Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka Science Museum (for 5 years from fiscal year 2013 to 2017).
Moved the office to 1-4-1 Miyukicho, Aoi Ward, Shizuoka City.
Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka City Aoi Lifelong Learning Center, West Lifelong Learning Center, East Lifelong Learning Center, North Lifelong Learning Center, Straw Science Lifelong Learning Center, Nishi-Nan Lifelong Learning Center, South Lifelong Learning Center, Nagata Lifelong Learning Center, Osato Lifelong Learning Center, Suruga Lifelong Learning Center, South Worker Welfare Center, Shika Elderly Welfare Center, and North Lifelong Learning Center Miwa Branch (for 5 years from fiscal year 2014 to 2018).
Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka City Museum (for 5 years from fiscal year 2015 to 2019).
Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka City Cultural Hall and its front parking lot (for 5 years from fiscal year 2016 to 2020) : Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka Music Hall (for 5 years from fiscal year 2016 to 2020).
Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka Science Museum (for 5 years from fiscal year 2018 to 2022).
Ended the management and operation contract for the former Mackenzie Residence.
Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka City Aoi Lifelong Learning Center, West Lifelong Learning Center, East Lifelong Learning Center, North Lifelong Learning Center, Straw Science Lifelong Learning Center, Nishi-Nan Lifelong Learning Center, South Lifelong Learning Center, Nagata Lifelong Learning Center, Osato Lifelong Learning Center, Suruga Lifelong Learning Center, South Worker Welfare Center, Shika Elderly Welfare Center, and North Lifelong Learning Center Miwa Branch (for 5 years from fiscal year 2019 to 2023).
Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka City Museum (for 5 years from fiscal year 2020 to 2024).
Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka Civic Cultural Hall and its front parking lot (for 3 years from fiscal year 2021 to 2023) : Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka Music Hall (for 5 years from fiscal year 2021 to 2025).
Managed and operated the Shizuoka City History Museum as the designated manager (for 5 years from fiscal year 2022 to 2026).
Reappointed as the designated manager for the Shizuoka Science Museum (for 5 years from fiscal year 2023 to 2027).
Reappointment of the designated manager for the Shizuoka City Cultural Hall and its front parking lot (one year for FY Reiwa 6).
Reappointment of the designated manager for the Shizuoka City Aoi Lifelong Learning Center, West Lifelong Learning Center, East Lifelong Learning Center, North Lifelong Learning Center, Wara Lifelong Learning Center, Sainan Lifelong Learning Center, South Lifelong Learning Center, Nagata Lifelong Learning Center, Oosato Lifelong Learning Center, and the Miwa branch of the North Lifelong Learning Center (five years from FY Reiwa 6 to FY Reiwa 10).
Reappointment of the designated manager for the Suruga Lifelong Learning Center, South Labor Welfare Center, and Koika Elderly Welfare Center (one year for FY Reiwa 6).
Reappointment of the designated manager for the Shizuoka City Museum (five years from FY Reiwa 7 to FY Reiwa 11).
Extension of the designated management period for the Suruga Lifelong Learning Center, South Labor Welfare Center, and Koika Elderly Welfare Center (one year for FY Reiwa 7).
Extension of the designated management period for the Shizuoka Music Hall (two years from FY Reiwa 8 to FY Reiwa 9).
Extension of the designated management period for the Suruga Lifelong Learning Center, South Labor Welfare Center, and Koika Elderly Welfare Center (one year for FY Reiwa 8).
Information about applications for two events held at the Shizuoka Science Museum is provided. On November 14, a nature observation meeting will be held at Asami-gyu Water Field to observe acorns and stick insects, and on November 21, a lecture on whiskey distillation and aging will be held at the Shizuoka Science Museum. The nature observation meeting has a capacity of 30 people, a participation fee of 100 yen per person, and the web application deadline is October 28.
The Shizuoka City Cultural Promotion Foundation hosts the "Smile-Visible Photo Contest 2026", inviting photographs where clouds, plants, and artificial objects appear as faces. The application period runs from August 5, 2026, to October 31, 2026, with a limit of one entry per person. Works that pass preliminary selection will be exhibited at the Shizuoka Citizen Gallery, and the top ten entries, as voted by general visitors, will receive commemorative prizes.
The Shizuoka Short Film Contest, a video production competition hosted by Shizuoka City, has opened its application period. The submission window runs from August 3, 2026, to October 30, 2026, and applications are free of charge. Anyone with ties to Shizuoka Prefecture may apply. Selected entries will be chosen by judges and will receive awards and screening opportunities at a mini-theater.
The event site of the Shizuoka City Cultural Promotion Foundation is temporarily suspended due to maintenance related to security measures. We apologize for any inconvenience caused to our users.
Approximately 100 selected works (planned) from photos submitted nationwide will be exhibited at the Shizuoka Citizen Gallery. The contest winners will be decided by general voting at the venue. The exhibition runs from December 23 to 28, 2026, and admission is free.
In the history curator hiring exam conducted by the Shizuoka City Cultural Promotion Foundation, the candidates who passed the first round are numbers 852, 853, 858, 861, 862, and 866. Successful candidates will receive a separate email regarding the second round. If you have not received an email by October 14, you are advised to contact 054-255-4746.
We are recruiting temporary staff to provide indoor tours, operate and explain exhibits, and assist with events at Shizuoka Science Museum (Rukuru). The daily wage is ¥9,083, and the work schedule is about five days a week. The contract period is from November 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027 (with possible renewal under conditions). For applications or inquiries, please call Takeda at the Shizuoka City Cultural Promotion Foundation (054-255-4746).
As a collaborative project between the Nakansuke Literature Memorial Hall and the Shizuoka Science Museum Ruru, on November 3, 2026, we will walk through the Wara-kai region and observe living creatures that appear in Nakansuke's works. In case of rain, an observation workshop will be held at the Nakansuke Literature Memorial Hall. The target audience is elementary school students and their parents; participation is free, with a capacity of 20 people. The application period is from October 1 to 25.
The 22nd Shizuoka City Art Festival will be held from September 27 to November 22, 2026. This event showcases the everyday cultural and artistic activities of organizations affiliated with the Shizuoka City Cultural Association. It will take place at venues in Aoi-ku, Suruga-ku, and Shimizu-ku; please refer to the pamphlet for program details.
A stamp rally visiting four cultural facilities in Shizuoka City, Yaizu City, and Fujieda City will be held from October 17, 2026 to January 17, 2027. Participants can receive original novelties based on the number of stamps collected. The facilities include the Nakankanjo Literature Memorial Hall, the Shizuoka City Serizawa Ryusuke Museum of Art, the Yaizu Koizumi Yakumo Memorial Hall, and the Fujieda City Local History Museum & Literature Hall.
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National Tax Agency basic information3080005006263
Trade name
公益財団法人静岡市文化振興財団
Trade name (kana)
シズオカシブンカシンコウザイダン
Name in English
Corporation type
399
Address
〒420-0857 静岡県静岡市葵区御幸町4番地の1
Postal code
4200857
Prefecture code
22
City code
101
Address outside Japan
Prefecture in English
City in English
Address outside Japan in English
Corporate number assignment date
2015-10-05
Update date
2019-04-11
Change date
2015-10-05
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Successor corporate number
Details of the change
Latest record
1
Excluded from search
0
Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Trade name image ID
Address image ID
Sequence number
3389988
Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three items
METI gBizINFO3080005006263
Corporate number
3080005006263
Trade name
公益財団法人静岡市文化振興財団
Trade name (kana)
シズオカシブンカシンコウザイダン
Trade name (alphabet)
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Registered address
静岡県静岡市葵区御幸町4番地の1
Postal code
4200857
Prefecture
静岡県
Prefecture code
22
City or district
静岡市葵区
City code
101
Street address
御幸町4番地の1
Organisation type
399
Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Status
Representative
Capital
Employees
Employees (male)
Employees (female)
Business summary
Website URL
Year founded
Business category
Date established
Unified government qualification - grade
Unified government qualification - business items
Update date
2019-04-11
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3080005006263
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