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PROGRAMSFESTIVAL■ Festivals as a Defining Feature of Tokyo
Tokyo is a city attracting more talents and having more cultural resources than anywhere in the
country. It is where arts and culture are produced every day, from traditional to pop culture, awindow for the rest of the world on Japanese culture and a leading cultural force in the country.
It also plays an important role as a center for interaction and exchange with the people of Asiaand other countries. In our ―Festival/Art event programs‖, we organize festivals for a variety ofarts and culture as a defining feature of the city of Tokyo, enhancing artistic creations andpromoting them to the world.
We aim to hold festivals that appeal to people all over the world and that will make Tokyoites
proud. The concentration of artists, the program staff members, volunteers, and visitors fromwithin the country and abroad will further stimulate the creation of arts and culture in the cityand increase their publicity. We aspire to establish Tokyo’s cultural presence in the world andcontribute to making Tokyo an international cultural hub.

■ Projects in Traditional Arts, Theater, Music, Fine Art and Art of Visual Images[Projects continuing from the year 2008–2009]

・Festival/Tokyo―Festival/Tokyo‖

Japan’s largest international festival of performing arts

・Roppongi Art Night
All-night art festival in Roppongi

・Yebisu International Festival for Arts & Alternative Visions

A festival on a comprehensive range of the art of visual images held using
the entire building of Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography

・Tokyo Grand Tea Ceremony

Formal and open-air tea ceremonies of various schools of tea held in theJapanese gardens and other notable locations in Tokyo『Riesenbutzbach』©Dorothea
Wimmer―Yebisu International Festival for
Arts & Alternative Visions‖

・Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra Harmony Tour
Concert tour of the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra—―theorchestra of the international city of Tokyo‖[Projects continuing from the year 2009–2010]
・Tokyo Traditional Performing Arts Festival
A festival of traditional performing arts originating in Tokyo“Tokyo Traditional Performing
Arts Festival‖

・Artistic Director’s Selection
Staging of productions selected by Mr. Hideki Noda, the Artistic Director of Tokyo

Metropolitan Art Space・Critics in ResidenceWorld-renowned music critics will be invited to Tokyo to disseminate
information about Tokyo’s music scene to the world『Yagura no Oshichi』

・Trans-Cool TOKYO Contemporary Japanese Art from MOT Collection
Overseas exhibition of the works of young Japanese artists[New Projects from the year 2010–2011]
・Music Weeks in TOKYO 2010

A festival of classical music featuring the theme of ―voice‖, with Mr. Roberto Gabbiani as chorus director

・Tokyo Art Meeting “Transformation”
An exhibition of modern art and expressions in different genres

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<List of Festival/Art Event Programs for 2010–2011>
1. Traditional Performing Arts (Tokyo Traditional Arts Program)
When: August-October
Venues: Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space（Toshima Ward）,
National Theatre of Japan（Chiyoda Ward）etc.

A festival of traditional performing arts with high-quality
performances by leading artists in traditional Japanesemusic and Noh, among others. In ―Suda no Shiki‖, aclassic work of Noh and the latest in traditional Japanesemusic will be staged, featuring the theme of ―Sumida
River‖. The event also runs programs for children andbeginners, including the introductory workshop in
Japanese music that offers participants the experience ofplaying musical instruments, take lessons in singing andnarrating, and listen to concerts given by professional
performers.

2. Tokyo Grand Tea Ceremony 2010 (Tokyo Traditional Arts Program)
When: October
Venues: Hama Rikyu Gardens（Chuo Ward）,
Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural
Museum（Koganei City）

Tokyo Traditional Arts Program’s Tokyo Grand Tea
Ceremony is a large scale tea ceremony for the enjoymentof formal and open-air tea ceremonies of various schools oftea. Staged in beautiful Japanese gardens and insidehistoric buildings, it attracted 18,400 participants lastyear. Tea ceremonies with English commentary forforeigners participants and tea classes for families will
also be organized to spread the culture of tea.

3. Festival/Tokyo 10（F/T10）
When: October-November
Venues: Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space,
Nishi-Sugamo Arts Factory, Owl Spot,（Toshima Ward） etc.

Festival/Tokyo is the largest international festival of
performing arts in Japan. F/T10’s varied lineup includes
staging of a production by the director and master ofpost-dramatic theater Christoph Marthaler, for the firsttime in Japan; staging of a co-production with Festival
d’Avignon in which the French artist Gisele Vienne was
responsible for the production, direction, choreography,
and stage setting; a program directed by Roger Bernat of
Spain in which the audience will participate in thetheatrical performance; and lecture programs. This year, apublic-solicitation program will also be started to support
young artists. In the last two years, the festival attracted
more than 120,000 spectators, and its performances
enjoyed enthusiastic reception in newspapers andmagazines. F/T continues to expand to be as a leading
festival of performing arts in Asia.

4. Artistic Director’s Selection
When: May- March
Venue: Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space（Toshima Ward）

Based on the selection of Mr. Hideki Noda, the Artistic
Director of Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space, the Artistic
Director’s Selection will stage a joint production between
the Japanese theatrical company Faifai and the Thaitheatrical company B-Floor Theatre in August; theproduction The Blue Dragon directed by the world-famous
Robert Lepage in November; and Kuro Tanino’s new
production (Niwa Gekidan Penino) in January to February,
2011.

5. Music Weeks in TOKYO 2010
When: September-October
Venues: Meguro Persimmon Hall (MeguroWard),Tokyo International Forum(Chiyoda Ward), Parthenon Tama
(Tama City), Suntory Hall (Minato
Ward)Music Weeks in Tokyo 2010 is a new festival of classicalmusic, featuring the theme of ―voice‖ in connection with
the International Music Day. There were 123 applications
for an audition for members of the ―Super Chorus Tokyo‖.
The final members will be decided in the second stage ofaudition. The chorus will then practice under the guidanceof Mr. Roberto Gabbiani and will hold its premiere
performance in Meguro Persimmon Hall in September,which will be followed by a debut concert featuring Verdi’s
Requiem under the world-renowned conductor Mr. Ion
Marin and with the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony

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Orchestra in Tokyo International Forum and other venues
in October.
In a related event, Asia Music Festival 2010 in Tokyo will
also be held. This festival will invite Asian composers to
submit their works for the festival, and concerts andworkshops will be organized.

6. Critics in Residence
When: October (temp）

Internationally acclaimed music critics will be invited tostay in Tokyo to discuss and disseminate information
about concerts they attended during their stay and about
the activities of musicians in Japan through influential
media abroad.

7. Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra Harmony Tour
When: April-March
Venues: Hanoi and Ho-Chi-Min City, Tokyo
Metropolitan Art Space（Toshima
Ward）, Hinode Town, Okutama Town,
Hinohara Village, Mizuho Town

Concerts by the celebrated Tokyo Metropolitan SymphonyOrchestra, known as the ―orchestra of the international
city of Tokyo‖, will be held in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh Cityin November. In Japan, the orchestra will perform at
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space in August and in the Tamaarea of Tokyo in September.

8. Roppongi Art Night
When: March (temp)
Venues: Roppongi area (Minato Ward)

Roppongi Art Night is a one-night art festival held in the
Roppongi area. By scattering diverse works of art, design,
music, photography, film, theater, and dance within theurban environment, the arts and the city are merged,
providing an out-of-the-ordinary experience for thevisitors to the city. Last March, the assorted program
included a new work by the artist Mr. Noboru Tsubaki andperformances by Compagnie des Quidams, attracting a
total of some 700,000 visitors over two days.

9. Trans-Cool TOKYO Contemporary Japanese Art from MOT Collection
When: November-January
Venue: Singapore Art Museum

From the collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art
Tokyo (MOT), the works of young artists will be exhibitedin museums in other parts of Asia in an effort to present
Japan’s contemporary art overseas.

10. Tokyo Art Meeting “Transformation”
When: October-January
Venues: Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo(Koto Ward),
Tokyo University of the Art(Taito Ward)

From a cross-disciplinary viewpoint of cultural
anthropology and sociology, the Tokyo Art Meeting
explores new fields of art and forms of displays incontemporary art and popular culture as well as in thearchiving of films and photographs. In collaboration withthe cultural anthropologist Mr. Shinichi Nakazawa, theproject will hold exhibitions in the Museum ofContemporary Art Tokyo (MOT). There will also be
exhibitions and symposiums in cooperation with the Tokyo
University of the Arts.

11. Yebisu International Festival for Arts & Alternative Visions 2011
When: February
Venue: Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of
Photography (Meguro Ward) etc.

Yebisu International Festival for Arts & Alternative
Visions 2011 is a festival on a comprehensive range of theart of visual images held using the entire building of Tokyo
Metropolitan Museum of Photography. In addition todisplaying works spanning the complete range of thegenre of visual images, the festival will simultaneously
hold live events and talk sessions.

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KIDS■ For children who will lead the next generation
The Kids Program provides opportunities for children, who will lead the next generation, to
receive continuous guidance directly from first-class artists, so that they can deepen theirinterest both in modern and traditional cultures as well as experience the pleasure of creationand expression. When children are inspired by or identify themselves with art and culture, theircreativity as well as communication abilities will improve. The program aims to discover anddevelop individuals who have the potential to become cultural leaders and practitioners in the
future as well as to cultivate children’s humanity through nurturing their rich sensitivity.

■ Projects in Traditional Arts, Theater and Music[Projects continuing from the year 2008–2009]

3 programs are presented in experiential form, in which children can experience a varietyof things and find the joy of expressing themselves while learning through guidance fromfirst-class performers and artists.
・Traditional Performing Arts for Kids
Leading performers of Noh, traditional dance, koto music and nagauta―Traditional Performing
Arts for Kids‖

give 18 lessons to children over a period of 7 months at a rehearsal hall,such as a Noh theater in Tokyo. The lessons act as a place for children
where they can naturally learn the solemnity of the cultural environment,
including courtesy and manners cultivated in the traditional performing
arts. Children will present the results of their lessons on big stage inMarch. From elementary to high school students, approximately 300
children participate in the program every year.

・Performance Kids Tokyo

Professional artists in dance, theater and music give workshops incultural facilities and schools. In the workshops, the artists workwith children and incorporate their opinions to create a stage
performance, in which children will play the leading characters and givea public performance. Through the process of creating a stage as agroup, through interaction with real artists, and through thestimulation of their creativity, children will discover their originalphysical expression and develop deep communication with their peers.

・Music & Rhythms TOKYO KIDS

In a workshop led by world-class performers including Za Ondekoza andthe Bamboo Orchestra, children make instruments from bamboo innature, learn how to play them, create music and give a recital. The
children who have attended the workshop will gather at the Tomin
Hiroba and play glorious music with their bamboo instruments alongwith professional musicians. This year, the number of venues used forthe workshop has increased from 2 to 3, so that more children canparticipate.

[Projects continuing from the year 2009–2010]―Performance Kids Tokyo‖

Parthenon Tama ©Shoko Kashima―Music & Rhythms
TOKYO KIDS‖―Tokyo Bunka Kaikan
Open Rehearsal for Students‖

・Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Open Rehearsal for Students

In collaboration with the organizers of concerts held at the Tokyo Bunka
Kaikan, students who are interested in performing arts are invited to see
the final rehearsal of top-level operas, ballets and orchestras.

[New Projects from the year 2010–2011]

・TACT／FESTIVAL―TACT／FESTIVAL‖TACT/FESTIVAL is a festival of theater art for children and teens, heldat the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space. The festival will invite 5 first-classtheatrical companies from overseas, including the Studio ORKA from
Belgium, and offer stage performances and interactive workshops.
*TACT: Theatre Arts for Children and Teens

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<List of Kids’ Programs for 2010–2011>1.

Traditional Performing Arts for Kids (Tokyo Traditional Arts Program)Starting with 277 participants in 2008, and 315 in 2009,
the number of participants is increasing consistently.
Participants have been praising the program saying, ―I am
interested in traditional performing arts now,‖ and ―I don’t
get nervous in front of people anymore.‖ Also, theparticipants’ parents were happy to see their children growand commented, ―My child has learned courtesy andmanners‖, ―My kid is more active in everything‖, and ―My
child has better posture and takes better care of thingsnow‖. Some parents told us that not only their child, butalso the whole family became more interested in traditional
performing arts.

When: September-March
Venues: -Lessons 8 places in Tokyo-Recital-Performances
Noh play: Hosho Nohgakudo(Bunkyo Ward)
Classical Japanese dance and music:
Asakusa Kokaido Hall (Taito Ward)

2. Performance Kids Tokyo
Children who have participated in the program told us thatthey learned a lot of things, including how to work as ateam, how one person’s negligence may cause an unsuccess,how to not give up, and how a great success is the sum ofsmall efforts. They were happy to have somebody whotakes them seriously. Also, teachers and schools sent us
their appreciation, such as ―I think kids are more attentive
now and they are able to express themselves in front ofpeople without being shy‖, and ―The program has brought
out the potential in children. It is a valuable opportunity
to experience what school teachers can’t offer.‖ Currently,
Koshinkan, Kichijoji Theatre and Sengawa Theater are
looking for participants for this program.

When: June-March
Venues: 6 elementary schools, 2 junior highschools, 6 culture halls such as
Koshinkan (Mizuho Town), Kichijoji
Theatre (Musashino City), Sengawa
Theater (Chofu City), Parthenon Tama
(Tama City) , Nerima Culture Center(Nerima Ward), Rune Kodaira (KodairaCity), and Hachijo Island etc.

3. Music & Rhythms TOKYO KIDS
Starting with 183 participants in 2008, and 267 in 2009, thenumber of participants is increasing consistently. We havereceived feedback from the children who had participated in
the program, such as ―I was surprised that bamboo cancreate so many different sounds,‖ and ―It was very moving
when we were playing music as one.‖ We also received
feedback from the participants’ parents, such as ―Theexperience of communicating with somebody they don’tknow through music enriched their spirits,‖ and ―We haveeverything in abundance today, yet children cherished theirbamboo instruments that they labored to make with theirown hands. They worked really hard to play those
instruments, and performed with twinkling eyes.‖

When: August-September
Venues: -Workshops 3 places in Tokyo-Concert “Tomin Hiroba” adjoining
the Tokyo Metropolitan Government
Building (Shinjuku Ward)

4. Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Open Rehearsal for Students
When: May-March
Venues: Tokyo Bunka Kaikan (Taito Ward)
June 18 The Royal Ballet “La Fille mal
gardée” / July 14 Tokyo Nikikai Opera
Theatre “ La Damnation De Faust ” /September 10 (temp.) The Royal Opera“Manon” / October 8 The Australian
Ballet “Swan Lake” / October 18
Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
Subscription Concert No.704 by Tokyo
Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra

Last year, we offered this program at 12 performances,including La Scala and The Tokyo Ballet, and 1,006 people
participated. We received raves from the participants,saying, ―I was so pleased with the program because it gaveme the opportunity to see what I would not be able to see
normally,‖ and ―I saw a live ballet performance for the firsttime. I was blown away and fascinated by the beauty of it.‖

5. TACT／FESTIVAL
When: August
Venue: Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space（Toshima Ward）<Theatrical Companies to be Invited>
・Companie Arcosm France / Music and Dance 「ECHOA」
A new type of performance created by 2 percussionists and 2 dancers

・Theater Metronom

Germany / Theater 「Niemand heit Elise」

A heartwarming story about Elise and a station worker at a border station

・Meridiano Theatre

Denmark / Theater

Robinson & Crusoe

A survival drama of 2 strangers who don’t understand each others’ languages

・COURPS

Canada / Theater and Mime

Les moutons

Welcome to a sheep farm. Enjoy watching the habits of sheep!?

・Studio ORKA

Belgium / Theater 「LAVA」

A magical exploration theater for 30 people performed inside a special tent

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TOKYO ARTPOINT PROJECT■Creation of diverse cultural focal points in Tokyo’s communities
Started in 2009, the Tokyo Artpoint Project is a shared art project between artists andresidents, promoting collaboration across different disciplines and locales in the city. In
this project, an ―artpoint‖ represents a crossover point where people, towns, and activities
meet and connect through art. There are a lot of fascinating areas in Tokyo, including the
traditional culture preserved from the Edo period, the old neighborhood atmosphere of the
Showa period, and the latest trend of today. There are lifestyles and culture that are
unique to each of those areas, and extremely wide variety of activities take place in eacharea. On the other hand, however, it is also true that people in Tokyo are forced to live a
consumptive, fluid lifestyle, which is a typical problem of a big city. People become lessinvolved in their communities, and they are concerned about their identities.
The Tokyo Artpoint Project is designed to connect unique people, towns, and activities inTokyo, and provide people with opportunities to be involved in their community voluntarily,so that they can revitalize their community and towns as ―their own‖, and create and spreadnew culture from Tokyo.
■Interaction of 3 action programs１）Art Programs
Art programs are designed to create and spread new culture from Tokyo by connecting
various local resources: people, towns, and activities.
２）Interdisciplinary Programs
Interdisciplinary programs are designed to promote various initiatives for residents andprovide them with the opportunity to discover new aspects of Tokyo by combining theefforts in fields such as education, disaster prevention, business, environment, and welfare.
３）Human Resourses Programs
Human resources programs are designed to focus on nurturing people who can discover andcreate multifaceted local culture, and connect people, towns and activities through art.

This project is intended to create a number of small ―artpoints‖ in Tokyo by having these 3
programs interact with each other, and gather the surge created at those artpoints togenerate enormous cultural power.
―Iza! Kaeru Caravan! in Tokyo‖“GuruGuru Ya→Mi→Project‖』“TERATOTERA‖』“Artists in Jidokan”』

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<List of Tokyo Artpoint Project Programs for 2010–2011>
１）Art Programs

1.

BOKUTO MACHIMISE 2010
Venue: Bokuto area

Started in 2009, Bokuto Machimise is an art program
featuring the Bokuto district where rich, nostalgic oldneighborhood atmosphere still remains. Located east of
the Sumida River, the Bokuto district is known as an areathat has cultivated many cultures and attracted culturalcelebrities since the Edo period. With shopping arcades andalleyways that displays the culture of the Showa period, it
is an area where people can still feel the old neighborhood
culture of Edo and Tokyo. Bokuto Machimise 2010 offers adramaturge Kaku Nagashima’s project ―The House of
Atreus, Sumida-ku, Tokyo.‖ throughout the year, as well as
exhibitions of art work utilizing local resources, such asalleyways and row houses, and workshops that induce
communication with people from local community.

2. TERATOTERA
Venue: JR Chuo Line area between Koenji andKichijoji

The area between Koenji Station and Kichijoji Station on
the JR Chuo Line has been home to many artists andauthors for years, and is known for attracting fans of film,
theatrical art, and music. Although this area is abundantin art spots such as galleries and theaters, it lacks anestablished cultural cohesiveness. This program aims toconnect each art spot and recreate the area as a new
cultural haven of Japan. In 2010, the program will
prepare a tour map that covers the art spots in the area,
and offer ―TERATOTERA Journey with Stopover‖ an eventthat will be organized in collaboration with the art directorsof each art spot.

3. Kawamata Tadashi Tokyo in Progress
Venue: Shioiri ParkThe city of Tokyo is reviewed through workshops, symposia
and talk shows, and the reviewing process is presented
through a series of projects. The projects will be basedaround the Shioiri Park area, and wooden towers, such as afire lookout tower and an observation tower, will be built on
and around the park. The series of projects is designed tobuild up a new symbol and image of Tokyo from the sum of
the spatial and temporal experience gained from the series,
which will evolve in succession.

4. GuruGuru Ya→Mi→Project
Venue: Yanaka area

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GuruGuru Ya→Mi→Project is an activity to create acooperative system in which everyone can plan andparticipate, so that various people involved in art can use
the Yanaka area as their platform. On the theme of linking
together ―✓Art✓Community✓Art✓Future✓Art✓‖, art
projects will be carried out on the road, as well as ingalleries, temples, cemeteries and cafes. In 2010, an artist
Kimura Toshiro Jinjin and artists in-the-making will
collaborate to set up a project that approaches the living
space of residents of the Yanaka area.

Hinonon/fiction 2010
Venue: Hino City

Hinonon/fiction 2010 is a program which invites artists andoffers a project to gather community strength at ―Nakada
no mori‖ in Hino City. In 2010, under the theme of―integration of discomfort‖, the program aims to mix a wide
variety of discomfort pleasantly, and creates a―nonfictional‖ space that is different from everyday life aswell as everyday Hino and Nakada. This year, artists wah
and Kenyu Oku+Yusuke Suzuki, who participated in the
program last year, are invited again. Based on last year’s
result, the program aims to promote community
development that goes deeper into the living space.

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6. Kishii Daisuke Project THE TOKYO CONDITION 2010
Venues：Akihabara and other areas in Tokyo

In this program, participants will carry out a theatricalperformance tour in Tokyo with a playwright Daisuke
Kishii, whose expressive activity is to use the street as astage and create an environment where not only artists, butalso ordinary residents can participate in creative activities
in a variety of ways.

7. Insideout/Tokyo Project
Venue: 3331 Arts Chiyoda and various places

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NANAIRO Channel
Venues: Akihabara and various places

Insideout/Tokyo Project is intended to create newcommunity networks and new ways of community activity
through a bilateral exchange between ―Tokyo‖ and―provincial areas‖. It is often pointed out that the problem
with Tokyo is the difficulty that people feel when it comes tohaving the sense of community and connections to others.
By presenting a frame called ―identity based on birthplace‖,
the project offers various programs that provide its
participants with opportunities to take a fresh look at thecharacteristics of the communities to which they belong, torediscover the feeling that everyone is a member of local
community, and to raise awareness towards the group ofpeople they can join or the people from the same provincialarea.
Under the setting of NANAIRO Channel being a Web TV
station, the program will create a testing ground andexamine how cross-media communication and formation ofmedia should be. Art students and other participants get
together at the base of operation, which is set up in the
Akihabara area. Utilizing Web tools such as Ustream andTwitter, the program will develop experimental
communication activities with various areas in Tokyo as
well as in Japan, and work on building new communities.
Also, the program will cover various scenes of art activities,
including the Tokyo Artpoint Project, and broadcast themthrough the Web.

２）Interdisciplinary Programs

9.

Artists in Jidokan
Venues: Children’s Centers, Gakudo Clubs,
and Day nurseries (Nerima Ward)―Artists in Jidokan‖ is a program which artists are invited
to a Jidokan, a children’s center, and offered to use the
Jidokan as their workplace. In this program, children’s
activities, or playing, and the artists’ creative andexpressive activities are of the same importance, andco-exist equally in the Jidokan. The artists may findcreative and expressive activities within the children’s play,
and the children may find a way to play within the artists’creation and expression. The purpose of this program is tocreate a place where artists and children can meet throughsuch recreational activities, creation and expression.

10. Iza! Kaeru Caravan! In Tokyo
Venues: Various areas in Tokyo

Iza! Kaeru Caravan! in Tokyo is a disaster prevention art
program that allows its participants to enjoy learning
about disaster prevention. In 2010, the program will beoffered in collaboration with Daijobu Campaign(administeredby
Daijobu Campaign Organizing
Committee) with minimized burden on hostingorganizations, in order to further promote the program inTokyo area. As we connect the residents and collaborators,
we seek a new disaster drill that is unique to Tokyo, as well
as how a local community in Tokyo should be.

11. River Program
Venues: Various areas and rivers in Tokyo

This program is designed to rediscover the river andwaterside cultures in Tokyo. By reviewing the rivers inTokyo as resources, we seek the possibility to utilize therivers as cultural focal points.

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３）Human Resourses Programs

12. Tokyo Art Research Lab
The Tokyo Artpoint Project offers various programs that aredesigned to nurture individuals who can voluntarily put
together and manage an ―artpoint‖, a contact point forpeople, towns and activities. The Tokyo Art Research Lab,
which starts in 2010, is a research project which analyzes
unverified cases and cases in progress related to art
projects. Through its activities, it is intended to improve
environmental infrastructure and nurture individuals forpromotion of art activities that connect community andpeople.

13. Essay Series
The series will examine Tokyo’s today and future as well asa role of art from multiple perspectives throughcontributions by artist, critic, architect, sociologist,
philosopher and many other thinkers. Contributions will be
published online.

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