Retail Space
Booking Options
Host's asking price - 1 hour
This is the host's asking price for one hour. You can send a request and discuss your needs with them and negotiate.
$200.30
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Description
We offer our East Village store for private parties.. We offer our East Village store for private parties, corporate mixers, birthday celebrations, seminars, concerts, fund-raisers, and company holiday parties. It is also available to rent for your own weekly classes and/or workshops.The space is on the first floor on the 3rd street (between 1 ave and 2 ave) with big windows. The size is approximately 1,200 sqft with maximum occupancy of 74 people. There are chairs, tables, projector, refrigerator, freezer and free Wi-fi available to use.
Space Specifications
- Floor Space (sq. ft.) :
- 1200
- Maximum Occupancy :
- 74
General Amenities
Accepted Uses
Terms
Cancellation policy: Flexible
100% refund if renter cancels more than 1 day before the start of the booking.
No refund if renter cancels less than 1 day before the start of the booking.
Rules
No loud music
No smoking
Location
Availability
Your Host
Member since 29/11/2015
Takashi Ikezawa is a native Japanese who is dedicating his life to disseminating Japanese arts and culture to the world. His strong identification with Japanese culture stems from four years of experience working as a certified mountain guide on Mt. Fuji – a place that is historical as well as sacred to Japanese people.
While obtaining a BA in Commerce from Keio University, Mr. Ikezawa helped establish various venture companies including Sheer, Inc. based in Tokyo. After traveling independently in over 20 countries, he moved to New York City, and began working for an international bank. Mr. Ikezawa subsequently acquired an MBA in Entrepreneurship at City University of New York, and started a new business, called Spacial, Inc., which is a talent agency representing Japanese cultural artists in NYC.
In 2011, he joined Resobox, managed by Fumio Tashiro, integrating both concepts of Spacial and Resobox, and reshaping it as a Japanese art gallery with an extended mission.