Encountering art in two circulating towns
Shinkiba, which was born as a lumber yard and prospered as the center of the Japanese timber industry,
Yumenoshima has been transformed from a landfill site into a place of relaxation for Tokyoites.
Two cyclical cities advocating the efficient use of resources and the reuse of energy join hands,
A new art festival has been born!
Exhibitions of works that make use of offcuts from the wood processing process, outdoor sculptures by up-and-coming artists making use of the large site, etc.
The city is bustling with eight exhibition areas that both adults and children can enjoy.
If you take a walk with a map in hand, you will see new charms of Shinkiba and Yumenoshima.
looking for art
Let's take a walk!
The walking map will be distributed at the exhibition venue and in various areas.
Distribution locations: Shinkiba Station bulletin board, Yumenoshima Tropical Plant Museum, BunB Tokyo Sports Culture Center, Tokyo Yumenoshima Marina, Koto-ku Yumenoshima Stadium, Shin-Koto Incineration Plant, Wood and Plywood Museum, Wood Hall, soko station 146, etc.
Artworks are exhibited in 8 venues
Overview of the event
[Shinkiba & Yumenoshima Exciting Osanpo Art Festival]
From October 18, 2022 to November 20, 2022
Inquiries: Yumenoshima Tropical Plant Museum Management Office (TEL: 03-3522-0281 9:30 to 17:00)
email:info@yumenoshima.jp
Organizer: Shinkiba & Yumenoshima Exciting Osanpo Art Festival Executive Committee
Co-sponsored by: Tokyo Metropolitan Yumenoshima Park, Yumenoshima Tropical Plant Museum, Tokyo Shinkiba Timber Commerce and Industry Cooperative
Cooperation: Koto Ward, Earth Chemical Co., Ltd., Itoen Co., Ltd., Meiji Co., Ltd., Yakult Honsha Co., Ltd.,
Kirin Holdings Company, Limited, Japan Tobacco Inc., Yebisu Printing Co., Ltd.
Kyowa Lumber Industry, Tokyo Lumber Market, Shinkiba Sagami, Takiguchi Lumber Co., Ltd.
Enokido Lumber Co., Ltd., Yokoi Brewery Co., Ltd.
