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Ueno/Okachimachi Area

Nihonbashi/Bakurocho Area

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Photography Project “Tokyo Perspective”

Artists will wander around Tokyo and create photographs of the city today. The original prints will be exhibited at a special venue (Etoile Kaito Living Building) and published on an online digital map, allowing people to visit the locations where the photographs were taken and experience the actual scenery. In addition, there will be a system in place for printing these photographs inexpensively on Fujifilm multi-copy machines at Seven-Eleven convenience stores, offering visitors new ways to enjoy viewing and collecting photographs.   Sponsor: FUJIFILM Business Innovation Japan Corp.     Naoya Hatakeyama #3418, from the Series Yamate Dori (2008)   Mari Katayama Tokyo / Ueno #001, 2025, C-type print. © Mari Katayama, courtesy of Mari Katayama Studio and Galerie Suzanne Tarasieve, Paris   Chihiro Minato red1, 2025 (from the series URBAN RITUAL /Tokyo2025)   Masato Nakamura   SIDE CORE INVISIBLE PEOPLE, 2025 (from the series underpass poem)   Risaku Suzuki Looking north from Nihonbashi Muromachi, 2025   Yasuko Toyoshima From the series Backshift 2025
Upcoming 10/17/2025 - 12/14/2025 / Etoile Kaito Living Bldg.
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Sukima Project / Nihonbashi-Muromachi, Honcho

This project is an attempt to grasp the structure of the city from the perspective of its physical and conceptual “gaps,” and to utilize these small spaces between buildings as places for presenting artworks or as artworks themselves. This is a legendary project that Masato Nakamura, along with his artist initiative Command N, carried out in 1999. For the biennale, sculptures by nine artists and groups that mimic potted plants will seemingly thread these gaps of back alleys together to enrich the city’s marginal spaces.   Sponsor: Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd.     Milk Souko The Coconuts, Manyo Grass in Wild Ascent: Plantation series, 2025, conceptual image (CG)
Upcoming 10/17/2025 - 12/14/2025 / Back alley of Nihonbashi Muromachi and Nihonbashi Honcho

Kanda/Akihabara Area

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Tenthaus Art Collective and the Oven Network: The House Is Bigger than It Looks

Inspired by Ebihara Shoten’s past, the project houses the concept of TRANSLOCAL. Taking place in and around Ebihara Shoten, the members of the TENTHAUS collective and their network, together with the local community, will create a space of interference with individuality and transform current challenges.    The project consists of RRR OFFICE, stands for Research, Record, and Report, a temporary, usable office-like structure; STIM – Kizuna, a site-responsive performance shaped through walking, movement, and embodied research (performers also invited to participate); and activations in the form of workshops and discursive programming.    These elements will stitch together the knowledge and experiences of the collective and the local community. Our aim is to act as an agent for transforming the future while honouring the past traditions of the neighborhood.
Upcoming 10/17/2025 - 12/14/2025 / Ebihara Shoten

Suidobashi Area

Yaesu/Kyobashi Area

Otemachi/Marunouchi/Yurakucho Area

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