Toward Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan for
Designing Future Society for Our Lives
And beyond that, into the Future ―The First Festival

2023 .

9 . 1 FRI 〜10 . 15 SUN

Japan Annual-International
Art Festival website

㸨For more information, please see the Japan Annual-International Art Festival website in Yumeshima Organization to Create New Industry and City
https://yumeshimakikou.org/jiaf2023/

Hosted by : Yumeshima Organization to Create New Industry and City Special Collaboration : The World Cultural Heritage Daigoji Temple
Supported by : Kyoto Prefecture / Kyoto City / Kyoto Support Council for“Osaka-Kansai Expo”

Japan Association for the 2025 World Exposition / Kansai Bureau of Economy Trade and Industry
Kansai Association of Corporate Executives / The Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry / Kansai Economic Federation
Main Venue ᾉᴾThe World Cultural Heritage

Daigoji Temple, Kyoto

22, Daigo higashioji-cho, Fushimi-Ku, Kyoto

㸨Please check the Daigoji website (https://www.daigoji.or.jp/)
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Platinum Sponsor

Hankyu Corporation

Gold Sponsors

OMRON Corporation

Iwai Cosmo Securities Co., Ltd.

Daigoji HP

AccessSilver Sponsor

G.LION GROUP

The Japan Annual-International Art Festival is a new international art festival motivated by the 2025 World Expositionin Japan. Yumeshima Organization to Create New Industry and City will continue the festival every year, both before and after theExpo, aiming for the co-creation of art, design, science, technology and economy in Kyoto, the capital of a thousand years and thecultural capital of Japan, where the Agency for Cultural Aﬀairs is located. The 2023 festival will be held from 1 Sep. to 15 Oct.,with the main venue at World Cultural Heritage Daigoji Temple, connecting galleries, workshops and other facilities in Kyoto
City and Kyoto Prefecture with Osaka, the rest of Japan and the world, and will design Future Society for Our Lives.

Sumitomo Forestry Corporation

Events at Daigoji Temple
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Main Events

Yumeshima Organization to Create New Industry and City

The Co-Creation Summit of Oﬃcial Participating Countries
25 Sep. (Mon.)

Venue: Reihōkan Museum ＊Application required

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The Japan Annual-International Art Festival Summit
4 Oct. (Wed.)

Venue: Reihōkan Museum ＊Application required

Day2 The Japan Annual-International Art Festival is a newDay1 The Third “Co-Creation Forum of Oﬃcial Participating Countries”

international art festival motivated by the 2025 World
Exposition in Japan. This festival is held in Kyoto, the sacredcity of history, art and culture, where the Agency for CulturalAﬀairs has been relocated. Toward the year 2025, when theWorld Exposition in Japan will be held, the ﬁrst event will takeplace in the autumn of 2023, launching from Japan to the
future and to the world. “The Japan Annual-International Art
Festival Summit” will be held as the main event for this festival.

will be held as “Co-Creation Summit of Oﬃcial Participating
Countries.” Representatives from the oﬃcial participating
countries are invited to introduce their expectations for the Expoand their pavilions. We hope the co-creation of art, design,science, technology and economy with the countries of theworld will promote Japan's culture, and foster mutual
understanding of diverse cultures and values, leading tointernational exchange toward future society for our lives.

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Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan, Thematic Project (Ishiguro-kan pavilion) Pre-Event in Daigoji

Hiroshi Ishiguro 28 Sep. (Thu.) ‒ 1 Oct. (Sun.) 10：00 ‒ 17：00

Venue: JunJō-kan in Sanbō-in

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Playground of the Senses: Daigoji Jellyﬁsh Festival ― All People are Artists
Sachiko Nakajima 1 Oct. (Sun.) 12：00 ‒ 17：00 ＊Application required
Venue: Kenjinrin-en GardenChildren (0‒120 years old) and others can experience the joy of "creation" by
being exposed to the real thing through the ﬁve senses and "creation," andencounter diverse values, cultures, and perspectives from around the world.

The android "ERICA" will give a slide presentationon the Ishiguro-kan pavilion.
Hiroshi Ishiguro, 2025 World Exposition in Japan Thematic Project

Sachiko Nakajima, 2025 World Exposition in Japan Thematic Project
Producer “Invigorating Lives” / CEO, steAm, Inc., Representative
Director, steAm BAND. Involved in various activities in music,
mathematics, STEAM education, and media arts, both in Japan andabroad. Author of "Life-Changing Mathematics and Music" and"Math Heard in Music" (Kodansha) and many others.

Producer “Ampliﬁcation of Lives” / Completed the doctoral course at

the Graduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University in 1991.

Doctor of Engineering. Professor, Department of Systems Innovation,
Graduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University since 2009.
ATR Fellow. Osaka University Distinguished Professor since 2017.

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Venue: Reihōkan Museum
Phantom Resonance3 Sep. (Sun.) ‒ 15 Oct. (Sun.) 10：00 ‒ 16：00

Yoichi Ochiai

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An interactive installation exhibition using large-scalelanguage models (LLMs), where historical antique tools andmaterials excavated at Daigoji Temple will talk to visitors
about their own history and what they have seen and heard.

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Afterglow

EiM is a creative team formed by data scientist Hiroaki
Miyata, photographer and ﬁlm director Mika
Ninagawa, set designer Enzo and other members.

This space installation represents a cycle of life in diﬀerent timeaxes. Colorful ﬂowers in full bloom symbolize vitality and diverse
richness, while fallen petals and scattered seeds depict the end oflife along with the beginning of rebirth. Both blooming ﬂowers
and withered ones have their own beauty, and visitors will ﬁnd
varied forms of beauty in the exhibit as a reﬂection of theirindividual experiences, feelings, and thoughts about the future.

Yoichi Ochiai, Media Artist. Born in 1987, began his career as an artist around 2010.
Works are based on the motif of materialization, transformation, sponsored by
SAZA COFFEE Co., Ltd.
and the yearning for mass in the boundary area.
Associate Professor at the Universityof Tsukuba, Specially
Appointed Professor at Digital Hollywood University.

Special Events and Art Exhibitions
Co-Creation of Life at Daigoji

Venue: Reihōkan Museum

Yumeshima Organization toCreate New Industry and City 1 Sep. (Fri.) ‒ 8 Oct. (Sun.) 10：00 ‒ 16：00

Participated Events
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Commons garden - New Expressions for New Times
Seiho Umeno“Life Co-Creation" by 10 artists who use various
techniques to express their unique worlds.

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Past, Present and Future ― Contemporary Art × Folding ScreenGEN

1 Sep. (Fri.) ‒ 8 Oct. (Sun.) 10：00 ‒ 16：00

The granite used for the G7 special venue in Hiroshima in May 2023 is evidence ofearth changes 100 million years ago, and the 4,000-year-old hard sandstone from
Nagasaki is a witness to the earth's history from its birth to the atomic bombing.

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Venue: Reihōkan Museum

Exhibition of artworks by GEN, a painter whose
philosophy is to "change the world through art.” Reviving
Japan's original SDGs spirit of "Mottainai," the artist paints
the future world using painting materials made from
scrap wood on a pair of six-panel folding screens.

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Hiroshima Akitakata Kagura

A kit a ka t a K a g u ra Co un c i lVenue: Reihōkan Museum

2 Sep. (Sat.) 14：00 ‒ 16：00“Hiroshima Akitakata Kagura" is composed of highly theatrical,
speedy, and heroic performances, gorgeous costumes, and aneasy-to-understand storyline. Currently, 22 kagura troupes in
Akitakata City, Hiroshima Prefecture, carry on the tradition. At
the main venue of the G7 Summit, young people from
Akitakata City and Kitahiroshima Town performed "Yamata no
Orochi" before the leaders of major industrialized nations.

1 Sep. (Fri.) ‒ 15 Oct. (Sun.) 9：00 ‒ 17：00
Venue: Garan main complex

Solution art expressing the challenges and hopes of society
through narratives and to share and empathize with various
boundaries such as "people and the natural environment,""people and science and technology," and "people and life.”

Exhibiting artists (in the order of the Japanese syllabary)
Tomoko Ameyama Tetsuo Kusama Hiroshi Kurauchi
Kazuko Saeki Manabu Hangai Ikuzo Fujiwara Kenko Murata
Harumi Yahata Wakako Yamaguchi Junko Yoshida

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Venue: Reihōkan Museum

EiM: Eternity in a Moment 22 Sep. (Fri.) ‒ 7 Oct. (Sat.) 10：00 ‒ 16：00

Guardian of a Bright Future / Live PaintingGEN

9 Sep. (Sat.) 13：00 ‒ 16：00 10 Sep. (Sun.) 10：00 ‒ 16：00
Venue: Reihōkan Museum

GEN, a painter whose philosophy is to "change theworld through art," will paint live at the Reihōkan
Museum, depicting a guardian deity of a bright future.
Live painting events will be held on the above dates.
Live Paintings on Display : 9 Sep. (Sat.) ‒ 8 Oct. (Sun.)E05

Noh of Life “Tradition for a Better Future” Venue: Reihōkan Museum
Yamamoto Noh T heater

4 Sep. (Mon.) 14：00 ‒ 15：30

The performance will reconsider what Noh can do for modern
society with COVID-19 and the role to play as a means of saving
souls, and will be accompanied by a powerful choral chant uniqueto the mountaineering asceticism handed down at Daigoji Temple.
Admission: ¥7,000 (including the entrance fee)
Internet reservations: http://noh-theater.com

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Exhibition of Normally-Closed National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties;
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Tea Ceremony Experience

The World Cultural Heritage Daigoji Temple↑Path to Kami-Daigo

Booking website

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23 Sep. (Sat., National Holiday) 10：00 / 14：00
Venue: Shiro-Shoin room in Sanbō-in07

At normally-closed Shiro-Shoin room designated as an
Important Cultural Property, participants learn about
etiquette derived from Buddhism and tea ceremony.
The spirit of hospitality at the basis of tea ceremonyand Japanese culture as a whole will eventually lead togood manners helpful in everyday life. Fee: ¥3,000

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15 Oct. (Sun.) 14：00 ‒ 15：00

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Booking website

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Immersive Prayers: Daigo Viewed by Toyotomi Hideyoshi
forestdigital, inc.

16 Sep. (Sat.) ‒ 24 Sep. (Sun.) 10：00 ‒ 17：00
Venue: Junjō-kan in Sanbō-inESake Fair (tentative name ) Taru Publishing, inc.×Mainichi Newspaper Co., Ltd.
30 Sep. (Sat.) 11：00 ‒ 16：00 1 Oct. (Sun.) 10：00 ‒ 15：00
Venue: In front of Ugetsu-Chaya

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Art & Music Workshop: All Diﬀerent and All Wonderful!

FELISSIMO CORPORATION×Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc. 16 Sep. (Sat.) 10：00 / 13：00
Venue: Reihōkan Museum“Rin-b!” is a unique art program based on clinical art for cerebral
activation, encouraging participants to draw and paint pictures freely.
In this workshop, participants also try “YURU music” instruments
which can easily be played by anyone and in any style of ensemble.
Everybody can appreciate their own expression and diﬀerence fromothers, beyond the idea of who is skillful or not. ＊Application required

Grand Information /Entrance Tickets
SouvenirShop
Kenjinrin-en
Garden

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Main
Gate

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Buddha Statues Hall
Honkan Museum-Artist Gallery

Reihōkan

Hōon-inFrench Café

Information /Tickets
Souvenir Shop

Ugetsu-Chaya( Japanese Restaurant )E

Old Nara Highway

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Kōdai-inHeiseikan Museum- Event Space

Omote-Shoin,
Drawing Room
Kara-mon, Imperial
Messenger Gate

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Hajime Sakita

23 Sep. (Sat., National Holiday) ‒ 10 Oct. (Tue.)

9：00 ‒ 17：00 ( until 16：00 on final day )Venue: Muryō-ju-en garden/ Reihōkan Museum

Upon his ﬁrst visit to Daigoji, Hajime Sakita thought he heard thesounds of “cherry trees frightened by invasive long-horned
beetles” and “environmental changes aﬀecting Daigo
underground water vein.” On these two themes he performs
CHIKYU ORGAN sound art titled “Woodpecker Machine vs. Exotic
Insect Pests” and “Veins of Water and Ground: Stump Interface”.

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Commemorative Exhibition by Gold Medalist of RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023

Kazu y u ki Ishihara 30 Sep. (Sat.) ‒ 8 Oct. (Sun.) 10：00 ‒ 16：00
Venue: Reihōkan Museum

Supported by Taru Publishing Inc. and Mainichi
Newspaper Co., Ltd., sake brewers bring their
specialties to introduce the appeal of sake. This fair isbased on the historical event that feudal lords brought
their local sake to the cherry-blossom-viewing party
held in Daigo by Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

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Venue: Fudō-dō Goma-dōjō

Niō Gate
Information / Tickets

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Seiryū-gū Honden
Main Sanctuary

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Seiryū-gū Haiden
Worship Hall

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PagodaSanbō-in

An immersive experience of Daigoji Temple is oﬀered in the“uralaa” virtual reality space. The old landscape of Daigoji, seen bywarlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi, is reproduced as a 360-degree
world of prayers at Junjō-kan associated with his pompous
cherry-blossom-viewing party in 1598. Meet the beauty andhistory of Daigo through co-creation with technology.

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国 Kon-dō, Main Hall

Participants attend Saitż Goma, a Buddhist rite to burncedar sticks in prayer for peace of mind without
ambivalence. Goma holy ﬁre is a mystique of Shingon
esoteric Buddhism for fulﬁllment of various wishes, andSaitż Goma, a large-scale service held outdoors, is also asecret act of Shugendo mountaineering asceticism.

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Soshi-dōFounderʼs Hall

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PropertyReihōkan Museum

Fudō-dōVenue: Shiro-Shoin room in Sanbō-in

Goma Holy Fire

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ShinnyoSanmaya-dō

Venue: Shiro-Shoin room in Sanbō-in / Reihōkan Museum

Participants recite “The Verse of Five
Contemplations” just like priest trainees do,and have the same meal as theirs to learn thesigniﬁcance of eating as well as Japanesetable manners. Fee: ¥6,000

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国 …National treasure

Ajariryo
Juan

Nagao-Tenmangu
Shrine24 Sep. (Sun.) 13：00 ‒ 15：30

14 Oct. (Sat.) 11：00 ‒ 13：00

Benten-dō

NNichigetsu Gate

Sutra Hand-Copying and Meditation Experience Booking website

Monksʼ Meal

Moss
GardenKannon-dō

Sutra hand-copying experience is oﬀered at Shiro-Shoinroom, a normally-closed Important Cultural Property in
Sanbō-in. Overseas visitors may ﬁnd simpliﬁed one-letter
copying easier to try. Participants also attend “space sermon”
held via satellite, followed by meditation surrounded bytemple treasures at Reihōkan Museum. Fee: ¥2,500

CNyonin-dō
Information /Tickets

Scan foraccess to
Daigoji Temple

From Daigoji Temple, with Sanbō-in Garden designated as a
special historic site and a place of special scenic beauty of Japan,
Kazuyuki Ishihara introduces Japanese gardening and provides anopportunity to convey this proud culture to future generations. He
also exhibits panels to further strengthen the cultural ties between
Japan and the UK, including those with the British Royal Family.

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Art Exhibition: Nurturing Life

Venue: Shushōden

Yumeshima Organization to 22 Sep. (Fri.) ‒ 28 Sep.(Thu.) 9：00 ‒ 17：00
Create New Industry and City

Tyjun Nagayama
Calligrapher

Ouka
Yokai calligrapher/
Calligrapher

Other exhibitors : Aʼsh Co., Ltd. ／ NFT CREATORS FES GALLERY
Genky ／ Hibiki Enomoto
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Special Event: Co-Creation of Life at Daigoji Exhibiting Artists

Tomoko Ameyama

Exhibits“ C ircl e Ⅰ, Ⅱ ”

Tetsuo Kusama“ Festival of Cherry Blossoms ”
Hiroshi Kurauchi Exhibits“Cherry Blossom Garland” stencil-dyed two-panel folding screen, and ﬁve other works

Kazuko Saeki

Manabu Hangai

Ikuzo Fujiwara

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各 750×750

Here I showcase my stencil-dyed folding screens with a motif of
weeping cherry trees. I hope visitors enjoy the large diﬀerence
in expression, which reﬂects my feelings and circumstances at
the time of producing respective works, while their theme andtechniques used are all the same. I feel honored and humbled
to be able to hold my exhibition in the home of Yakushi Nyorai(Bhaisajyaguru)
Triad, a National Treasure of Japan.
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Exhibit“ fl o we r m a n da l a ”

Materials I use to create my works are things once thrownaway by the society, which I bring back to life in my own
special way. In this exhibition I express my view of theworld of mandala, what Daigoji houses as its treasure.
Materials used: Recycled materials (rush oﬀcuts, waste
hemp ropes, used paper); pigments; wooden panel

Kenko Murata

E xhibits “ In Abundance of Light ” and one other work

Harumi YahataLife is nurtured by sunlight and water. Falling petals suggest
transience of life, while lotuses sprout out from water to bloom
large ﬂowers toward the sun. I gold-leafed the relief
representing light, while applying abalone inlay to the watersection to emphasize spatial extent of its beautiful jet-black
darkness reminiscent of outer space. Materials used: Wood,hemp cloths, Japanese lacquer, abalone shells, gold leaf, etc.

Wakako Yamaguchi

Exhibit“ O b j e t dʼ Art : F o re s t ”“ HO K O ”

My work is themed on Gion Festival in Kyoto,
created by using paper cloths and coiling method.
Recent awards: The 10th Marusen Cultural Award, 2013;
Silver Award, the 8th International Fiber Art Biennale, China,
2014; Grand Prize, the 16th Okayama Arts and Culture Award,
2015; Okayama Prefecture Cultural Award, 2022

Ink-jet photoprint fabrics and handprinted ones
have been combined into this novel form of art.
Fabrics are pasted on hollowed-out paper to add
depth to their assemblage. Each circle has adiﬀerent scene inside, implying an accumulationof time.
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E x h i bi t sJunko Yoshida

My work consists of rows of leaf-shaped motifs
made of Japanese paper, paper threads andwires. I intended to represent a breezy space,
where the wind caresses forest trees and rustles
leaves and ﬂowers.
（Scheduled to exhibit at the annual exhibition of
Shinseisaku from 20 Sep. through 2 Oct., 2023.）

E x h i bi t s“ F r om F a b r i c t o P ap er ”

My work is made with hybrid Inshū washi, a new
type of paper from Tottori Prefecture producedby mixing pulp for traditional Japanese paperwith cotton powder obtained from waste ﬁbers.
Tapestries I made, with a special focus on colors
and texture, are displayed in many public spaces
including hotels and hospitals.
E x h i bi t s“ Ceramic Sculpture: Jaki Triad ”

Jaki ﬁgures are side characters in Buddhist sculpture. Thoughoriginally being attendants to Shi Tennō (Four Deva Kings),
they came to be interpreted as evil spirits against Buddhism
because of their image of being crushed under the feet of Shi
Tennō. In my Jaki ﬁgure creation, I attempt to release themfrom Shi Tennō and revert them to yaksa. in ancient India. I
ﬁred the exhibits in a traditional tunnel kiln to coat them withnatural glaze, with a wish to help Jaki get back to nature.
E x h i bi t s“ G A R D E N 2 0 2 3 0 9 ” and four other works

Applying a wide range of dyeing techniques fromtraditional ones to those most advanced, I create
expressive artworks with layers of designs. I also
produce clothes, kimonos and various other products,
with the aim of restoring contemporariness, novelty,
and pleasure of dyeing forgotten along the way.
＊Some exhibits shown only until 28 Sep. (Thu.)
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“ Wave Shape ”

My exhibit is made with washi (Japanese paper).
Washi can be dyed in any color, leading to a diﬀerencein shade to surprise me every time. In producing thiswork, I twisted each piece of washi to highlight its
strength as well as softness, and I intended to capture
the beauty and brilliance of lake surface, which iscreated by nature, in the form of ripple waves.

Participated Events Venues outside Daigoji
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SHOSA : Future Dialogue Feelings Expressed by Android Avatar

ATR（Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International）
Hikaridai 2-chome, Seika-cho,
5 Oct. (Thu.) ‒ 8 Oct. (Sun.) 10：00 ‒ 17：00 2-2,
Soraku-gun, Kyoto Prefecture
SHOSA is an installation situated at the ATR where its
Fellow, Prof. Hiroshi Ishiguro, serves as a visiting
laboratory leader. In response to the movements ofvisitors and android avatars, their “SHOSA” (implicit
communication to harmonize body and mind, as well as
each individual and others) is converted into lights andsounds changing continuously. Visitors can enhance their“body intelligence” through what they experience here.

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OKASHI EXPO JAPAN First Project: New NIPPON Okashi (Japanese Sweets)
Yumeshima Organization to Create New Industry and City
20 Sep. (Wed.) ‒ 25 Sep. (Mon.) 10：00 ‒ 20：00＊Closes at 6:00 p.m. on ﬁnal day.

Venue: Event Hall, 9th Floor, Hankyu Department Store Umeda Main Store 8-7, Kakuda-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka

Participating companies release their new sweets developed byconfectioners with observed tradition and artisanship.
【First Project Participating Companies (Members of Japan
Junior Chamber Confectionery Group)】NAGOMI-YONEYA;
Rakugan Moroeya; Kikuya; Shunkado; Kashiwaya (Kaei-mochi);GRANVER Tokyo Rusk; Takehisa Yumeji Hompo Shikishimado;
Aoki shofuan; SANUKI SANPAKU; Rikuroʼ s

Rakuchu Kansei Art Exhibition Kyoto Pre-Event “Rakuchu Special Interview”
Rakuchu Kansei Art Exhibition Executive Committee
Sennyuji Temple
7 Oct. (Sat.) 12：45 ‒ 14：15 Mitera(Sennyuji Yamanouchi-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto)

In Rakuchu Kansei Art Exhibition Kyoto, artists from diﬀerent
世代やジャンルを超えたアーティスト達が日本の歴史あ世代やジャンルを超えたアーティスト達が日本の歴史あagegroups and genres show their unique works at Japaneseる建築空間に個性あふれる作品を展示し、新たなる表現
る建築空間に個性あふれる作品を展示し、新たなる表現
historic architectural spaces to disseminate the traditional
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日本の伝統美を京都から世界に発信する「洛宙ＫＡＮ
beauty of Japan from Kyoto to the world in their novel way of
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theexhibition, a special interview willbeheld by its curator, exhibiting artists and temple priests.
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Next-Generation Leader Development Program: Project Planning Specialist Training Course,First Session
Masaru Ishikawa ＊Oct. ‒ Nov. 2023; Five sessions in total
13 Oct. (Fri.) Venue : The World Cultural Heritage Daigoji Temple

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Kamo River Canal, which runs for nine kilometers from Kamo
River Junction to Horizume-cho in Fushimi, composes a partof the First Section of Lake Biwa Canal completed in 1890. It
played an important role to connect the entire canal to Yodo
River, allowing water traﬃc between Otsu beside Lake Biwa
and Osaka. This exhibition introduces the history of Kamo
River Canal with valuable documents and pictures.

Project Planning Specialist Training Course 2023 is held todevelop younger members as project planning specialists
to make society work, who are capable of learning fromthe past and foreseeing the future while also possessing
planning ability along with expressive power to attract
and motivate others. (Application required.)

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IKKO TANAKA POSTER COLLECTION: Through Peepholes of Stages and Characters

Museum and Archives, Kyoto Institute of Technology
3 Jul. (Mon.) ‒ 9 Sep. (Sat.) 10：00 ‒ 17：00 1, Matsugasaki Hashikami-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto

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Ikko Tanaka is a representative graphic designer of
postwar Japan, who produced stage performance
posters as his lifework. Some 60 posters by Tanaka,
selected by the students of Kyoto Institute ofTechnology, are exhibited to illuminate his style ofdesign, and also to explore his distinctive lettering.

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Fun Fan Fantasy

11, Saga Tenryuji Susukinobaba-cho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto

Saga Arashiyama Museum of Arts and Culture
14 Jul. (Fri.) ‒ 9 Oct. (Mon., National Holiday) 10：00 ‒ 17：00

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Tsukaki Square,
661, Karasuma Bukkoji agaru,
Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto

NISHIJIN ASAGI MUSEUM
27 Jul. (Thu.) ‒ 24 Dec. (Sun.) 10：00 ‒ 17：00

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Comparison: Diﬀerence in Expression Observed in Poster Series

Museum and Archives, Kyoto Institute of Technology
7 Aug. (Mon.) ‒ 9 Sep. (Sat.) 10：00 - 17：00 1, Matsugasaki Hashikami-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto

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Sen-Oku Biennale 2023: Re-sonation II

Sen-Oku Hakukokan Museum
9 Sep. (Sat.) ‒ 15 Oct. (Sun.) 10：00 ‒ 17：00

24, Shishigatani Miyanomae-cho,
Sakyo-ku, Kyoto

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First Sakishima Bibliobattle in Nishio Rent All R&D International Exchange Center

N-Lounge, 2nd Floor, Building A, Nishio Rent All R&D International Exchange Center
12-75, Nanko-kita 1-chome, Suminoe-ku, Osaka
14 Sep. (Thu.) 18：30 ‒あなたの推し本を語って！
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第一回サキシマビブリオバトルin 西尾レントオール R＆D 国際交流センター

Bibliobattle is a social book review game where participants introduce
their favorite books and decide the most intriguing one throughdiscussion. Under the slogan of “get to know books through people;
get to know people through books,” it has spread all over Japan and is
now played widely at schools, colleges, corporate seminars, libraries,
bookstores, circles, cafes, and even at home! To apply, please visit:https://forms.oﬃce.com/r/Yu634ZNRqY

Takehisa Yumeji ̶ The painter is also a poet and a designer

3-16, Saga Tenryuji Susukinobaba-cho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto
Fukuda Art Museum
14 Jul. (Fri.) ‒ 9 Oct. (Mon., National Holiday) 10：00 ‒ 17：00

Beauteous Liberty: Charms of Floral Patterns

Museum and Archives, Kyoto Institute of Technology
7 Aug. (Mon.) ‒ 9 Sep. (Sat.) 10：00 ‒ 17：00 1, Matsugasaki Hashikami-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto

Works by Three Generations of Kawai Family: Takeichi, Toru and Akiteru ̶ Lineage of Private Kilns in Kyoto ̶Gallery, 2nd Floor, Kyoto Ceramic Center
583-1, Yugyomae-cho,
1 Sep. (Fri.) ‒ 13 Sep. (Wed.) 10：00 ‒ 18：00 Higashioji Gojo agaru, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto
Takeichi Kawai, a nephew of ceramic artist Kanjiro Kawai who was also one of
the central ﬁgures of the mingei (Japanese folk art) movement, inherited theskills of his uncle and built his private kiln in Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture.
His son, Toru, studied under Takeichi and Kanjiro to establish his own style
based on their skills and spirit. Today, Takeichiʼs grandson Akiteru is engaged
in ceramic manufacturing as a contemporary mingei artist, creating a broad
range of works with technology and spirit cultivated by the Kawai family.

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Inspired by Chinese bronze vessels made some
3,000 years ago, ten artists at the forefront ofcontemporary metal casting exhibit their new works
in the same place as those ancient artifacts. Visitors
can enjoy the exciting resonance across time andspace, and see the origin, the front line, and future
destination of the long journey of metal casting.

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265-1, Motoisa-cho,
Imadegawa-dori Omiya Higashi-iru,
Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto

In the early 20th century, Kyoto Handicraft High School,
the predecessor of Kyoto Institute of Technology,
collected a variety of Western fabric samples as its
teaching materials. This exhibition features elegant
Liberty ﬂoral prints picked up from the collection,oﬀering a glimpse of British fabric design.

Featured in this exhibition are two series of posters
collected by the Museum and Archives of Kyoto
Institute of Technology: HIROSHIMA APPEALS; andMaison de la Culture du Japon à Paris. They allow
visitors to compare diﬀerence among designers intheir approaches to one speciﬁc theme.

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Kyoto City Archaeological Museum
8 Jul. (Sat.) ‒ 19 Nov. (Sun.) 9：00 ‒ 17：00

This retrospective exhibition of artist Takehisa Yumeji, whichmarks the 140th anniversary of his birth and the 90th
anniversary of his death to come in 2024, provides anopportunity for his fans as well as anybody else to appreciate
the largest collection of his works shown in the Kansai region
in the past 30 years. ＊Co-hosted by Mainichi Broadcasting
System, Inc. and the Kyoto Shimbun Co., Ltd.

The brushwork of post-impressionist Vincent van Goghfascinating people around the world, which is distinctively
wild as if applying paints directly from the tubes, iselaborately replicated on the surface of Nishijin brocade.
The exhibition also shows brocade with the design ofukiyo-e woodblock prints, which charmed van Gogh somuch as to make him attempt their reproduction.

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Okoshiyasu (Welcome) to Kofun Period

In Kofun Period (circa 3rd‒7th century A.D.), a number of large burial
tombs (kofun) were built in many diﬀerent parts of Japan. This
exhibition explores how people in Kyoto lived during that period,
showing excavated artifacts and picture panels which suggest theirlifestyles, production activities, battles, rituals and funerals, as well as
the impact of culture imported from ancient China and Korea.

With the cooperation of HAKUCHIKUDO, along-established Kyoto fan maker, this exhibition
showcases fans manufactured from the early modern
period up to the present day, Japanese paintings
depicting fans, and fans brushed by celebrities such asleading shogi chess players and musicians. Visitors canalso see the elaborate process of fan manufacturing.

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Field Museum: Lake Biwa Canal ̶ Establishment of Kamo River Canal,
Lake Biwa Canal Museum Waterway Connecting Kyoto and Fushimi
20 Jun. (Tue.) ‒ 24 Dec. (Sun.) 9：00 ‒ 17：00 17, Nanzenji Kusagawa-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto

The 27th Autumn Kyoto Music Festival Opening Concert
Kyoto Concert Hall
10 Sep. (Sun.) ‒ 26 Nov. (Sun.)

1-26, Shimogamo Hangi-cho,
Sakyo-ku, Kyoto

With the aim of advertising Kyoto both domestically andinternationally as a city of world-class art and culture, theKyoto Municipal Government co-hosts the 27th Autumn Kyoto
Music Festival with the Kyoto City Music Art and Cultural
Promoting Foundation. Renowned artists in Japan andabroad, as well as those connected with Kyoto, will perform at
a variety of concerts to be held as part of the festival.

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Tokosai: Current Place of Eight Young Artists

Gallery, 2nd Floor, Kyoto Ceramic Center
583-1, Yugyomae-cho,
15 Sep. (Fri.) ‒ 27 Sep. (Wed.) 10：00 ‒ 18：00 Higashioji Gojo agaru, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto
Six years have passed since we graduated from the Department of Design (nowDepartment of Ceramic Design) of Kyoto Prefectural Technical College ofCeramics. We originally learned about Kyoto ware, but our ﬁelds of production
have become more extensive. With expertise cultivated in our respective
locations such as Kyoto, Hyogo, Saga, Aichi and Ishikawa, in addition to thesame technology we acquired at college, we have got together here in Kyoto
again to reveal our new worlds of ceramics created from diﬀerent perspectives.

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Ocean SDGs Conference toward EXPO 2025

The 28th EXPO PLL Talks: Chat with Mukku ̶ Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai and SDGs ̶
NISHIO HOLDINGS CO., LTD.
20 Sep. (Wed.) 12：00 ‒ Available on YouTube

Kyoto Beyond-SDGs Consortium “KOTOS” KYOTO SATOYAMA SDGs LAB; Online
23 Sep. (Sat., National Holiday) 11：15 ‒ 16：50

Former Keihoku Dai-ichi Elementary School, 11, Shimoterada, Keihoku Shuzan-cho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto

Guests: Members of TANABE CONSULTING GROUP CO., LTD.;
Members of Nawate Oktoberfest Executive Committee“EXPO PLL Talks” is a series of online talks preceding
the opening of EXPO 2025. Experts from diﬀerent ﬁelds
dispatch information from their perspectives, to build
anticipation for the EXPO both at home and abroad.

Featuring “Food, Wastes, Technology and Innovation” asmain subjects in addressing the issue of marine environment
conservation, stakeholders from diﬀerent ﬁelds assemble todiscuss measures to accelerate problem resolution. The
Consortium hopes to make this discussion a kickoﬀ point toboost the SDGs movement toward EXPO 2025.

Kyoto International Manga Anime Fair (KYOMAF) 2023

Tools of CRAFTSMEN

Kyoto Museum of Crafts and Design (B1F, Kyoto International Exhibition Hall "Miyako Messe")
23 Sep. (Sat., National Holiday) ‒ 22 Oct. (Sun.) 9：00 ‒ 17：00

Japanese History Witnessed by Confectionery

Suwa Sozan I: Innovative Technique Revived

Traditional craftwork requires numerous tools. They help
craftspeople use all their ﬁve senses in their job, inspiringthem to create delicate works as well as dazzling beauty.
This exhibition showcases tools used by craftspeople, as wellas tools produced by them for use by others, to explore theappeal of tools as partners of craftspeople. It also deals withthe problem of decrease in the number of toolmakers.

Publishers, TV stations, video creators and other exhibitors promote their latest
works, sell merchandise and hold stage events. KYOMAF has now become acomprehensive opportunity for Kyoto City to support creators there, promote
tourism and other industries, and elevate its brand value as a city of content
business. The 12th KYOMAF this year also commemorates relocation of Japanʼs
Agency for Cultural Aﬀairs from Tokyo to Kyoto, and further eﬀorts will be made tostrengthen its information transmission ability as well as its brand appeal.

331-2, Yanagizushi-cho,Museum and Archives, Kyoto Institute of Technology
25 Sep. (Mon.) ‒ 28 Oct. (Sat.) 10：00 ‒ 17：00 1, Matsugasaki Hashikami-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto

Kyoto Confectionery Museum Karasuma-dori Kamidachiuri agaru,Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto
23 Sep. (Sat., National Holiday) ‒ 19 Dec. (Tue.) 10：00 ‒ 17：00
Kyoto Confectionery Museum usually shows the history ofJapanese confectionery with its permanent exhibition.
Meanwhile, this special exhibition focuses on various periods ofJapanese history from a viewpoint of confectionery
appreciated in each period. The tearoom on the ﬁrst ﬂoor
serves the real thing of some of the exhibits as well as otherJapanese sweets, accompanied by a bowl of matcha green tea.

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219-1, Okazaki Seishoji-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto

Miyako Messe, ROHM Theatre Kyoto, etc.
16 Sep. (Sat.) ‒ 17 Sep. (Sun.)
Visit oﬃcial website for venues and schedule.

Kami-Honnojimae-cho,“Oike Chakai” Tea-Ceremony Party Teramachi-dori Oike488,agaru,
Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto

Main Building, Kyoto City Hall (Japanese-style Room, Seicho-no-ma Meeting Room, etc.)
23 Sep. (Sat., National Holiday) ‒ 24 Sep. (Sun.) 10：30 / 12：30 / 14：30 / 16：30“Oike Chakai” is a tea-ceremony party to be held at Kyoto City Hall,
using its Japanese-style room as well as the large Seicho-no-ma formal
meeting room. It is a casual party accessible even to beginners, where
tea will be served by university and college students in Kyoto. There
will also be ﬂower arrangements, talk shows, and performance ofJapanese musical instruments by the KYOTO Sustainable Network,
helping participants get familiar with traditional Japanese culture.

Hannan City Yagura Festival 2023

Around Hannan City Hall (35-1, Ozaki-cho, Hannan City, Osaka Prefecture)
1 Oct. (Sun.) 16：00 ‒ 19：00

Some 20 yagura ﬂoats will gather around the City Hall for aparade. Woodcarving and tapestries of the ﬂoats which diﬀer
between areas are certainly something to see, not to mention
how they are carried and paraded. There will also be a market
held by Hannan Commerce and Industry Association, dealing
with farm-fresh products. A Shinto festival is scheduled for one
week later, which has a long history of more than 100 years.

Permanent Corner

Kyoto International Manga Museum
10：30 ‒ 17：30
Karasuma-Oike, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto
The Permanent Corner is designed to help visitors
understand what manga is, with exhibits arranged
according to subject such as history, society andindustry. The wall bookshelves are ﬁlled withprize-winning manga from early 20th century to 2005,
along with many other masterpieces of each period.
＊“Comics in Francophone Africa” exhibition to start from 26 Oct. (Thu.)

Permanent Exhibition

Suwa Sozan I (1851‒1922) is a ceramic artist active in
Kanazawa and Kyoto. To explore the process of his
ceramic manufacturing, this exhibition displays not
only his works and his plaster molds inherited by his
family, but also replicas of his molds produced by
KYOTO Design Lab. with its 3D scanning technology.

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Kyoto International Film and Art Festival 2023

Various venues in Kyoto City Host : Kyoto International Film and Art Festival Executive Committee
Management : Kyo no Yoshimoto Co., Ltd.
13 Oct. (Fri.) ‒ 15 Oct. (Sun.)

The festival takes place at several venues in Kyoto, including
YOSHIMOTO GION KAGETSU, HULIC HALL KYOTO and Kyoto City
KYOCERA Museum of Art. Under the slogan of “Film, Art,
and Everything Else,” it aggressively deals with all sorts of entertainment including thoseunprecedented. Supporter: Kyoto City Special sponsor: The Kyoto Shimbun Co., Ltd., Kyoto
Broadcasting System Company Limited Sponsor and collaborator: Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto Location
Information Council For details, visit: https://kiﬀ.kyoto.jp/

To Make Everyone Happy in Their Daily Lives ̶ Community Building through Agricultural Experience
Pointillism student group ＊Check Instagram for dates and venues
Tawara Area, Shijonawate City, Osaka Prefecture and other places

With our basic philosophy of “making everyone happy in their daily lives,”
we engage in community building activities in Tawara Area of
Shijonawate City, Osaka Prefecture, oﬀering half-year agriculturalexperience from cultivation to harvest along with seasonal events. In theﬁnal stage of the experience, participants will enjoy meals made of what
they have cultivated. A new series of agricultural experience will startfrom September in Suita City, Osaka, with upgraded contents and events.

Permanent Exhibition

KIYOMIZUYAKI no SATO Museum
9：00 ‒ 17：00
10-2, Kawata Kiyomizuyaki-danchi-cho, Yamashina-ku, Kyoto
This museum is a successor of Kyoyaki-Kiyomizuyaki Kogeikan(Gallery of Kyoto Ware and Kiyomizu Ware) since its relocation in
October 2013. The building also has the oﬃce of manufacturers guild
and a studio, along with enhanced functions as an antenna shop.
Visitors can enjoy the competition of beauty among elaborately
crafted ceramic works, which reﬂect personalities of individual
creators and change with season and exhibition theme.

＊Reservation required

Permanent Display ＊Opening days and hours diﬀer by ﬂoors. Check website for details.

The museum introduces the history of printing from its origin to the modern
age. It shows extremely valuable original items such as a clay tablet withcuneiform 4,000 years ago, Hyakumanto-Mukujoko Daranikyo sutra as theoldest print made in Japan, the ﬁrst edition of Kaitai Shinsho (New Text on
Anatomy) translated during the Edo period, Senefelder lithographic printingpress and Heidelberg letterpress printing machine. A replica of Gutenberg
printing press and a facsimile edition of 42-line Bible are also on display.

FUKUJUEN is a traditional tea connoisseur established in 1790. The interior of its
Kyoto Flagship Store, designed by landscape architectural expert Prof. Hiromasa
Amasaki on the theme of “Kyoto-style garden,” has a small tsubo-niwa garden
enclosed on each ﬂoor to represent the spirit of Japanese tea ceremony. Each ﬂoor
also has “Kyoto crafts” on display, including works by sometsuke (blue-and-white
porcelain) artist Yuzo Kondo who was a Living National Treasure of Japan. In asense, the entire building is more like a gallery than a store.

Nissha Museum of Printing History
10：00 ‒ 17：00
3, Mibu Hanai-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto

FUKUJUEN Kyoto Flagship Store (FUKUJUEN Kyoto Gallery)
11：00 ‒ 18：00
Shijo-dori Tominokoji kado, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto

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Participated Events
Collaborative Events

Schedule

Main Events
World Expo 2025 Producer Projects
Special Events and Art Exhibitions

Yumeshima Organization toCreate New Industry and City
Yumeshima Organization toCreate New Industry and City

The Co-Creation Summit of Oﬃcial Participating Countries
The Japan Annual-International Art Festival Summit

Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan, Thematic Project (Ishiguro-kan pavilion) Pre-Event in Daigoji
Playground of the Senses: Daigoji Jellyﬁsh Festival ― All People are Artists

Hiroshi Ishiguro

Sachiko Nakajima

Phan tom Re s o n a n ce

Yoichi Ochiai

Afte rgl ow

EiM: Eternity in a Moment

Special Hands-On Programs

Tea Ceremony Experience

Special Hands-On Programs

Monksʼ Meal

Special Hands-On Programs

9/22ー10/7

Sutra Hand-Copying and Meditation Experience

Exhibition of Normally-Closed National Treasures andImportant Cultural Properties; Special Hands-On Programs Goma Holy Fire
Yumeshima Organization to
Co-Creation of Life at Daigoji
Create New Industry and City

Commons garden - New Expressions for New Times

Seiho Umeno

Past, Present and Future ― Contemporary Art × Folding Screen

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Guardian of a Bright Future / Live Painting
Hiroshima Akitakata Kagura

Live Paintings

Display

Akitakata Kagura Council

Noh of Life “Tradition for a Better Future”

Yamamoto Noh Theater

Immersive Prayers: Daigo Viewed by Toyotomi Hideyoshi

forestdigital, inc.

CHIKYU ORGAN PROJECT: Woodpecker Machine; Veins of Water and Ground
Sake Fair ( tentative name )GEN

Hajime Sakita

Taru Publishing×Mainichi Newspaper

Commemorative Exhibition by Gold Medalist of RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023

Kazuyuki Ishihara

FELISSIMO CORPORATION×
Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc.
Yumeshima Organization to
Art Exhibition: Nurturing Life
Create New Industry and City
Feelings Expressed
ATR（Advanced Telecommunications
SHOSA : Future Dialogue by Android Avatar
Research Institute International）
OKASHI EXPO JAPAN First Project:
Yumeshima Organization to Create New Industry and City
Venue : Hankyu Department Store Umeda Main Store
New NIPPON Okashi (Japanese Sweets)
Rakuchu Kansei Art Exhibition Kyoto
Rakuchu Kansei Art Exhibition Executive Committee
Pre-Event “Rakuchu Special Interview”
Venue : Mitera Sennyuji Temple
Next-Generation Leader Development Program:
Masaru Ishikawa
Project Planning Specialist Training Course, First Session

Art & Music Workshop: All Diﬀerent and All Wonderful!

Field Museum : Lake Biwa Canal

Lake Biwa Canal Museum

IKKO TANAKA POSTER COLLECTION : Through Peepholes of Stages and Characters

Okoshiyasu (Welcome) to Kofun Period
Fun Fan Fantasy

9/22-28

Museum and Archives,
Kyoto Institute of Technology

Kyoto City Archaeological Museum

Saga Arashiyama Museum of Arts and Culture

Takehisa Yumeji ̶ The painter is also a poet and a designer
GOGH meets UKIYO-E

Fukuda Art Museum

NISHIJIN ASAGI MUSEUM
Museum and Archives,
Kyoto Institute of Technology
Museum and Archives,
Kyoto Institute of Technology

Beauteous Liberty: Charms of Floral Patterns
Comparison : Diﬀerence in Expression Observed in Poster Series
Works by Three Generations of Kawai Family:
Takeichi, Toru and Akiteru ̶ Lineage of Private Kilns in Kyoto ̶Kyoto Ceramic Center

The 27th Autumn Kyoto Music Festival Opening Concert

Kyoto Concert Hall

Tokosai : Current Place of Eight Young Artists

Kyoto Ceramic Center

Sen-Oku Biennale 2023: Re-sonation II
First Sakishima Bibliobattle

Sen-Oku Hakukokan Museum

Nishio Rent All R&D International Exchange Center

The 28th EXPO PLL Talks : Chat with Mukku Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai and SDGs ̶̶Ocean SDGs Conference toward EXPO 2025
Kyoto International Manga Anime Fair (KYOMAF) 2023
Tools of CRAFTSMEN

YouTube

KYOTO SATOYAMA SDGs LAB
Miyako Messe, ROHM Theatre Kyoto, etc.

Kyoto Museum of Crafts and Design

Japanese History Witnessed by Confectionery

Kyoto Confectionery Museum“Oike Chakai” Tea-Ceremony Party

Main Building, Kyoto City Hall

Hannan City Yagura Festival 2023

Around Hannan City Hall

Suwa Sozan I : Innovative Technique Revived

Museum and Archives,
Kyoto Institute of Technology

Kyoto International Film and Art Festival 2023

Various venues in Kyoto CityTo Make Everyone Happy in Their Daily Lives

Pointillism student group

Permanent Corner / Kyoto International Manga Museum

9/23、9/24
10/13−10/15
Held as needed ( Venue : Tawara Area, Shijonawate City, Osaka Prefecture and other places )Permanent Exhibition / KIYOMIZUYAKI no SATO Museum

Permanent Exhibition / Nissha Museum of Printing History
Permanent Display / FUKUJUEN Kyoto Flagship Store

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