Leaning about the charms of Yanaka town, which has long embraced culture and the arts and has been nurtured by its citizens, and to connect with the diversity of the area.

Cardboard sculptures representing 15 successive Tokugawa Shoguns gather in the stone garden of Toeizan Kan’ei-ji in Ueno, and connect the past with the present.

Photos of people gazing at a mirror and thinking about what is precious to them. Through portraits taken from inside the mirror, we experience a linkage that transcends time and space.

Through the ekobashira column made of clay, we connect with things we cannot touch directly, and expand our awareness of distant things, time, and existence.

Encased within his hourglasses is “Ganges Sand,” which speaks to the Buddhist concept of the cycle of life (reincarnation) and time that far surpasses individual human experiences.

The improvisational dance session that took place at a temple. At its heart is the form and formlessness expressed in the dynamic layers of relationship involved in freestyle dance and movement.

Visiting Okachimachi, a town of jewelry wholesalers and craftsmen, to rediscover and re-create jewelry, the most familiar creation to us human.

Why can't the process of deconstructing architecture be considered when designing them? For a start, we will try to induce a new metabolism in the circular economy of glass.

People who played music with their peers during their school days shout out their feelings about those memories. A video work that makes us think about the concept of social cohesion.

Using old tires as a unique metaphor, an attempt to trace the structure of rivers and canals that have reflected political and natural changes in Tokyo and connect it to the future.

Collecting clothes from 100 years since the Great Kanto Earthquake, and make a clothing library in a former shop that had remained from the time of the earthquake reconstruction.

A project that expands tangible/intangible connections, starting with workshops where people bring a book that has a special place in their hearts.

The project will create new linkages through the activities to create works of art using various media of portraits of the famous signboards of Kanda-ogawamachi.

A street of Kanda will be closed off and tatami mats laid out to create an open space. A "new fair" created together by local residents and visitors.

Creates new linkages through art projects in the Tokyo Dome City, a leisure and entertainment space where history, culture, and people intersect.

The past video footage including the last TB will be incorporated with the footage to be shot during this biennale, and will be transformed to create a linkage for future.

What will happen when we extend the category of sorted garbage? In the 2023 version, we focused on plastic garbage.

Artist will research the history of textiles in Bakurocho, a wholesale district, and create and present a cognitive drawing map of her experience.