2013 Islands En

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Sites and Project Development

Naoshima

The island of Naoshima covers an area of 7.82 k ㎡ and has a population of about 3,300 people.

The administrative center of the 27 islands that comprise Naoshima Town, it is 13 km north of

Takamatsu in Kagawa Prefecture and 3 km south of Tamano in Okayama Prefecture. According to

oral tradition, the island’s name was bestowed upon it by retired Emperor Sutoku. Defeated in a brief

civil war in 1156, Sutoku was banished to Sanuki province (present day Kagawa). When he visited

the island, he was impressed by the islanders’ simple purity andrenamed it Naoshima, meaning

“gentle-natured island”.The sea near Naoshima has long been an important marine route. In the 16th

and 17th century, Naoshima’s ruling Takahara Clan led a formidable sea fleet and in the 19th century many islanders became involved in the

shipping industry. Ningyojorurui, a Japanese form of puppetry, thrived in the 19th century, and is still carried on by an all-female troupe. The local

economy is sustained by fish (particularly yellow tail) and seaweed farming, as well as by a metal refinery located on the north end of the island.

In recent years, the south side of the island has been developed as a mecca for lovers of contemporary art and its avant-garde museums are

world renowned.

Works ☆=separate fee

[Spring Summer Autumn]

1 Shinro Ohtake

Naoshima Bath "I♥湯" ☆

[Summer Autumn]

2 Taira Nishizawa

Miyanoura Gallery 6


3 Tadao Ando

ANDO MUSEUM


4 Tatsuo Miyajima

Art House Project ‘Kadoya’

・‘Sea of Time '98’ 1998


5 Hiroshi Sugimoto

Art House Project‘Go’o

Shrine’

‘Appropriate Proportion’2002


6 James Turrell

Art House Project

‘Minamidera’‘Backside of the

Moon’ 1999


7 Yoshihiro Suda

Art House Project ‘Gokaisyo’


8 Hiroshi Senju

Art House Project‘ Ishibashi’・

‘The Falls’2006・‘The Garden

of Ku’2009


9 Shinro Ohtake

Art House Project‘Haisha’・

‘Dreaming

Tongue/Bokkon-Nozoki’2006


10 Hiroshi Sambuichi

Hiroshi Sambuichi - The

Naoshima Plan


11 Hiroshi Sugimoto

Benesse House Park Art Tour

☆


12 Anthony Caro

Final Call

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13 Benesse House Park

[Spring]

Yasuo Kuniyoshi

Yasuo Kuniyoshi:The Origin of

the Benesse Art Site Naoshima


14 Lee Ufan Museum


15 Chichu Art Museum☆

Events ☆=separate fee

[Spring]

E1 Naoshima Spring Festival

- Sutokuin Dedication

Ceremony

[Spring]

E2 Naoshima Onna Bunraku

Tutelary Shrine - Ancient Dance

-☆

[Summer]

E3 YUBIWA Hotel

Massive Water☆

Teshima

Situated between Naoshima and Shodoshima, the island of Teshima covers an area of 14.5 k ㎡ and

has a population of about 1,000. The oldest shell midden in western Japan is located on the island’s

southern tip, indicating that Teshima was inhabited as early as 9,000 years ago. The island economy

flourished for centuries with the bustling trade in the Seto Inland Sea region as well as with stone

quarrying, which remained a major industry for over a thousand years until recent times. Teshima

stone can be found in stone works throughout western Japan, including the stone lanterns at the

Katsura Imperial Villa in Kyoto.Danyama, a steep wooded mountain,rises in the island’s center and

bountiful springs irrigate the terraced rice fields on its slopes. Such fields are a rare sight in Japan

these days. Dairy farming was also common on Teshima, for which it was dubbed “Milk Island”. The availability of fresh milk made it an ideal spot

for a nursery for war orphans, which was established in 1947. The island has since become known for its welfare facilities. In the 1990s, an

illegal dumping ground for toxic industrial waste was exposedon the south end of the island. Thisthrust the pressing issue of environmental

destruction and industrial waste into the national spotlight and became a catalyst for re-assessing government policies on disposal. The waste

is now being treated at a special plant on Naoshima.



16 Tobias Rehberger

Was du liebst,bring dich auch zum

weinen(japanese franchise

version)


17 Susumu Kinoshita

‘100 Years Darkness’, and

more

[Summer Autumn]

18 Tadanori Yokoo ／ Yuko

Nagayama

Teshima Yokoo House

[Summer Autumn]

19 Junya Ishigami

mountain project

Now Planning

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20 Mariko Mori

Tom Na H-iu


21 Noe Aoki

Particles in the Air / Karato


22 Ryo Abe

Shima Kitchen


23 Pipilotti Rist

Your First Colour (Soluyion In

My Head-Solution In My

Stomach)


24 Janet Cardiff&George Bures

Miller

Storm House


25 Rei Naito／Ryue Nishizawa

Teshima Art Museum☆


26 Llobet & Pons

No one wins – Multibasket


27 Christian Boltanski

Les Archives du Cœur


28 Chiharu Shiota

Distant Memory


29 Craig Walsh ＆ Hiromi

Tango

Traces Blue

[Summer Autumn]

30 Mike＋Doug Starn

Big Bambú


[Summer]

E4 Otonoehon

Picturebook of Sound II - Star

Yodaka☆

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Megijima

Megijima, which lies about 4 km north of Takamatsu,has a total area of 2.67 k ㎡ and a population of

about 170. Stone walls calledohte, which rise 3 to 4 meters in height, protect island homes near the

shore from wind and surf. About eighty years ago, a cave was discovered at the top of Washigamine,

the steep hill behind the port. A local legend arose linking it to the ogres’ cave in the tale of Momotaro

(Peach Boy) and it soon became a tourist attraction. The observation platform near the cave offers a

spectacular 360-degree view of the Seto Inland Sea, a view further enhanced in spring by the delicate

pink blossoms of several thousand cherry trees. In summer, the island is crowded with day trippers who

come to enjoy the swimming and fishing, as well as with campers. The beach, which faces Mount Yashima, has excellent bathing waters and is

listed as one of the top 100 swimming spots in Japan.



31 Takahito Kimura

Seagulls Parking Lot


32 Takahito Kimura

Parking Lot for Seagulls


33 Hagetaka Funjo

20th Century Recall


34 Aichi Prefectural University of

Fine Arts and Music Setouchi Art

Project Team

ＭＥＧＩＨＯＵＳＥ

[Summer]

35 Aichi Prefectural University of


Project Team

Aichi Prefectural University of Fine

Arts and Music, International

Exchange Exhibition☆


36 Shinro Ohtake

MECON


37 Leandro Erlich

The Presence of Absence


38 Harumi Yukutake

Equipoise


39 Yasuyoshi Sugiura

Terrace Winds


40 Philipp Artus

Snail Trail☆

[Summer Autumn]

41 Oninoko Production

Oninoko Tile Project☆



E5 Aichi Prefectural University of


Project Team

"Pleasure Island - Megijima

IV": Piano concert by Kenichiro

Suzuki, and more

[Autumn]

E6 Aichi Prefectural University of


Project Team

Feel the Rhythm of Deep Bass

[Summer]

E7 Takahito Kimura

Komorebi Project《Star Island》

[Summer]

E8 Maaria W. and Timo Torikka

Summer Festival in Moomin's

Valley - A theatre project with

kids from around the world☆

Now Planning Now Planning

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Ogijima

Located one kilometer north of Megijima, Ogijimahas an area of just 1.37 k ㎡ with a circumference

of 4.7 km. Its 160 inhabitants live in a densely packed village that rises up a steep slope. A network

of narrow lanes weaves among the houses. The steep terrain makes it difficult to cultivate rice on

this island so instead the islanders raised cows, which they rented to farmers on other islands in

return for rice. This practice continued until around 1950. Perched at the top of the hill above Ogi

Port is the island’s shrine. Dedicated to a deity that protects women and children during childbirth,

it still drawsworshippers from other areas who came to pray for safe delivery. At the northern tip

of the island stands a granite lighthouse built in 1895. Voted one of the fifty most beautifully

designed lighthouses in Japan, it gained national renown as the set for the popular film “Times of Joy and Sorrow” (1957). The lighthouse keeper’s

quarters have been converted into a small museum. Alarge field near the lighthouse, which was planted by volunteers with hundreds of thousands

of Japanese narcissus, begins blooming around the end of January.Ogijima is also home to himebotaru fireflies, and their flickering lights in early

summer transform the evenings into magical events.

Works


42 Jaume Plensa

Ogijima's Soul


43 Eriko Yano

The Ordinary


44 Takashi Nishibori

Corridor of Time


45 Rikuji Makabe

Project for wall painting in lane,ogijima wallalley


46 ONBA・FACTORY

ONBA・FACTORY


47 Sayaka Ishizuka

Water Mirror (image：past artwork)


48 Takeshi Kawashima & Dream

Friends

Time Tube


49 Haruki Takahashi

SEA VINE

[Spring Summer Autumn] [Spring Summer Autumn] [Spring Summer Autumn] [Spring Summer Autumn] 50 Tomoko Taniguchi

Organ

51 Mayumi Kuri

Memory Bottle

52 "Maison de Urushi" Project

Maison de Urushi

53 Bunpei Kado

AIR DIVER

[Spring Summer Autumn] [Spring Summer Autumn] [Spring Summer Autumn] [Spring Summer Autumn] 54 Keisuke Yamaguchi

Walking Ark

55 TEAM OGI

OGI Project

56 The Group 1965（Makoto Aida,

Sumihisa Arima, Oscar Oiwa, Tsuyoshi

Ozawa, Parco Kinoshita, Hiroyuki

Matsukage）

The Group 1965 Ogijima School PSS40

57 Arthur Huang

Houses for Light

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Shodoshima

With an area of 153.34 k ㎡, Shodoshima is the second largest island on the Seto Inland Sea (the

largest beingAwajishima). The island is comprised Tonosho and Shodoshima townships, with a total

population of about 30,000. According to Japanese mythology, Shodoshima was the second island

created in Japan and the mountain that rises from its center, Hoshigajo, is the highest of any island

in the Seto Inland Sea. Stone used to repairOsaka Castle in the 17th century was quarried on

Shodoshima and the ruins of several quarries from that time still remain. Other industries that

flourished during that period were salt, soy sauce and somen noodle manufacturing. Soy sauce and

somen are still Shodoshima specialties. From the late 18th century, kabuki was a popular local

entertainment, and in its heyday the island had up to thirty small theaters. Two of these traditional thatched structures remain―one in Hitoyama

and the other in Nakayama―and rural kabuki performances produced by the islanders are still held annually. Shodoshima achieved national fame

with the filming of the novel “Twenty-four Eyes”, which is set on the island. It is also well known for olive production, which began over a century

ago. It was the first region in Japan to successfully cultivate olives.

Works


58 Choi Jeong Hwa

Present of The Sun


59 Me

Maze Town - Phantasmagoric

Alleys


60 Nobuho Nagasawa

Cradle of the Sea


61 Masato Saito

Shishigaki Island

[Autumn]

62 Straw Art Team in Musashino

Art University

Straw Art


63 Wang Wen Chih

The Light of Shodoshima

[Summer Autumn]

64 Ryue Nishizawa

FUKUTAKE HOUSE


65 Masayuki Kishimoto

Tsugi-Tsugi-Kintsugi

[Summer Autumn]

66 Masayoshi Koyama

Sanshu Souvenir Pilgrimage


67 Masashi Echigo

There is no smoke without fire


68 Yumiko Furukawa

Marvelous Vista

[Summer Autumn]

69 Keisuke Yunoki

Island Scene

[Summer Autumn]

70 Hideyuki Usui

God's Trumpet


71 Kana Yoshida

The Secret of Hanasuwajima


72 Erika Masuya

Wander Island


73 Jun Sato

Space Collections - Living things lived in

the nature of Shodoshima

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74 Yume Akasaka

stories –House-


75 James Jack

SUNSET HOUSE: Language as

the house of Being

[Summer Autumn]

76 Tokyo University of Arts

Project

Syodoshima Story of the Island


77 Kenji Yanobe

The Star ANGER


78 Beat Takeshi × Kenji Yanobe

ANGER from the Bottom


79 UMA/design farm＋MUESUM

Creator In Residence「ei」


80 The memorial garden of

Sakae Tsuboi


81 Akira Kamo,Taisuke Koyama,

Motomasa Suzuki,Makoto Orisaki

Artists-in-Residence Project at

the Soy Sauce Warehouse

[Summer Autumn]

82 dot architects

Umaki camp


83 shodoshima town's people+Ryo

Yamasaki+studio-L

Syodoshima community art project


84 Yo Shimada

Hut with Art Wall


85 Hisakazu Shimizu

Hairstyle Yatai


86 graf

The Island Lab


[Summer]

E9 Raiko Sakamoto,Hiroshi

Suzuki,Shunsuke Okuchi,Takefumi

Kobayashi

Film and Music in Setouchi☆

[Autumn]

E10 The Manzo Nomura Family,

Nakayama Rural

Kabuki

Kyogen Play and Village Kabuki in

the Deep Rice Fields

[Summer]

E11 Bangladesh Project -

Symposium and Performance

[Summer]

E12 Symposium on the Concept

of an Asia Art Platform

Now Planning

Now Planning

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[Summer]

[Autumn]


E13 Symposium

E14 Shodoshima Symposium

on the Future of Stone

E15 mamagoto

Port Theater

Oshima

A small island with an area of just 0.73 k ㎡ and a circumference of 7.2 kilometers, Oshima is located

8 km northeast of Takamatsu Port. It used to be two even smaller islands, but the gap between them

gradually filled with sand. In the 12th century, it was engulfed in the Genpei War, and the ancient pine

grove on the west side is believed to date to the Battle of Yashima when trees were planted as

markers for the graves of the defeated Heike Clan. In 1909, the island became the site of a

sanitarium for people with Hansen’s disease (renamedOshimaSeishoen (Green Pine Garden) in 1946).

Due to the social stigma attached to the disease and to erroneous beliefs about its transmission,

Japan adopted a policy of enforced segregation. Such discriminatory laws were only repealed in 1996 and the Act for the Promotion of the

Resolution of Issues related to Hansen’s Disease was established in 2008. The facility currently serves as a residence providing care and

assistance to its aging residents as well as educational programs to foster an accurate understanding of the disease among the general public.

Works


87 Art for the Hospital

Project ,Yasashii Bijutsu

｛Tsunagari no Ie｝cafe SHIYORU




｛Tsunagari no Ie｝Library




｛Tsunagari no Ie｝Sea Echo


90 Seizo Tashima

Blue Sky Aquarium


[Autumn]

E16 Oshima Open Air Market☆

Now Planning

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Inujima

Located 2.5 km south of Okayama city, Inujima is a short 8-minute boat ride from Hoden Port. With

an area of 0.54 k ㎡ and a circumference of 3.6 km, it is the only inhabited island of the six islands

comprising the Inujima archipelago. The name Inujima means “dog island”, and it is named for a large

rock on the island that resembles a sitting dog. Inujima was known for its fine quality granite,

InujimaMikage. Prized throughout Japan, it was used to construct the interlocking stone walls of

Edo, Osaka and Okayama castles in the 16th and 17th century, and the foundation of Osaka Port

in the 19th century. The Inujima Copper Refinery was established in 1909, and during the industry’s peak, the island’s population exceeded 3,000

people. When the refinery closed and the stone industry declined, however, the population shrank to less than one fiftieth. Visitors can enjoy the

island’s swimming beaches in summer and the beauty of its natural scenery in each season of the year.



91 Hiroshi Sambuichi／Yukinori

Yanagi

Inujima Seirensyo Art Museum


92 Fiona Tan

Cloud Island Ⅰ


93 Kohei Nawa

Inujima “Art House Project” /

F-Art House


94 Haruka Kojin


S-Art House


95 Haruka Kojin


A-Art House


96 Kazuyo Sejima

Nakanotani Gazebo


97 Jun Nguyen-Hatsushiba


C-Art House


98 Yukinori Maeda


I-Art House



99 Yusuke Asai

Living with Esperanto


E17 Kazu Fujiwara

Inujima Tea Ceremony☆

[Autumn]

E18 Ishinha

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Shamijima Season: Spring (Mar. 20-Apr. 21)

Shamijima was once a small island 4 km out from Sakaide Port, measuring 160 m east to west and 930

m north to south. In 1967, however, it was connected with the mainland as part of the Bannosu Land

Reclamation Project. Kakinomoto no Hitomaro, aprominent 7th century poet whose work is featured

inthe Man’yoshu, Japan’s oldest anthology of poetry, is believed to have composed poetry while visiting

this island. A memorial stone to Hitomarostands on Okozoe Beach on the north side of the island

whileone of his choka and a companion hanka are engraved on a stone monument on Nakanda Beach. A

Man’yoshu festival is held here every spring, and visitors explore the island with a Man’yoshu stamp

book in hand recalling the age of Japan’s early poets.

Works

[Spring]

100 Tanya Preminger

Stratums


101 Tetsuro Fujiyama+Tomii

Architect & Associates

Syamijima Nishinohama beach

house

[Spring]

102 Mitsuo Toyazaki

From a nameless island

[Spring]

102 Hana Sakuma

Crystallized Salt "Drops of

sweat absorbed into sand on a

beach"

[Spring]

102 Yukie Ohata

KAISOU - shamijima-

[Spring]

102 Kentaro Hayashi

SHIRO

[Spring]

103 Yasuaki Igarashi

Sora-Ami: Knitting the Sky

[Spring]

104 Syuzo Fujimoto

Love Nine-legged race, LOVE

Events

[Spring]

E19 Takahito Saiki

The beauty of Setouchi, and

Shamijima

[Spring]

E20 Tea Ceremony Group

Akebono

Lecture on - Kakinomoto no Hitomaro and

Manyo Tea Ceremony

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Honjima Season: Autumn (Oct. 5-Nov. 4)

Located to the west of the SetoOhashi Bridge, Honjima covers an area of 6.77 k ㎡ and has a

population of about 490.For centuries, itwas the political and economic center of the Shiwaku

archipelago and the base of a powerful marine force that was highly valued by political leaders for its

courage and its exceptional navigational and ship building skills. In the 17th century, when Japan was

closed to the outside world, the ruling shogunate relied on the Shiwaku seamen for shipping and

maritime protection. In return, the islanders were exempted from taxation and given full autonomy

over a large territory, which they ruled through a collective of 650 islanders called ninmyo. In the

19th century when Japan was re-opened to the West, it was seamen from these islands that manned the Kanrinmaru, the first shipto cross the

Pacific Ocean. The island still retains many historical buildings that recall Honjima’s former glory. One of these is Kinbansho, the former ninmyo

headquarters which still preserves letters signed by Oda Nobunaga, ToyotomiHideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu, the three key figures in the

unification of Japan in the late 16th century. In the Kasajima district, many fine examples of Edo-period architecture have been restored.


[Autumn]

105 Akira Ishii

Departure

[Autumn]

106 Karin & Pat

Siebold Garden

[Autumn]

107 Kazuko Murao

A Project of Singhboards of

"Shikkui" and "Kote"

[Autumn]

108 Jun Homma

Tinnitus

[Autumn]

109 Setsuko Mori

In Disintegration and Regeneration

[Autumn]

110 Rikigosan

Bridge

[Autumn]

111 Tadashi Sito×Shiwaku

Carpenters

Zenkonyu x Tamping Earth

[Autumn]

112 Aya Taira and Mariko

Nishioka

To Be Here


[Spring]

113 Genichiro Inokuma

Flux City☆

[Autumn]

E21 Ondekoza

"Uto Sou Sou" Taiko

Performance at Chitoseza☆

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Takamijima Season: Autumn (Oct. 5-Nov. 4)

Takajima is a small, almond-shaped island, located 7.5 km northwest of Tadotsu town. Mount

Ryuozan(297m) rises steeply from the island’s center, leaving little flat land. The sole village is

located on the southside and is comprised of the Hama district surrounding the port and the Ura

district, which climbs the rugged slope.Another settlement in Itamochi on the island’s north side has

since disappeared and the sheer cliffs on the west side make habitation impossible.Stone walls

made by stacking random sizes of stone (ranzumi) form the foundations of the houses that perch

precariously on the sharp incline in Ura district. Many of these homes were constructed anywhere

from one hundred to three hundred years ago. They give this island its distinctive character and attest to the superior skills of the Shiwaku

carpenters. The island also retains ryobosei or “double graves”, one for the deceased’s body and the other for the living to visit and pray at. As

such graves are extremely rare, they are an important heritage for understanding burial customs in the past. A joint sports day between

residents of Takamijima and Sanagishima is held every year in September and during this period the normally quiet island springs to life.

Works

[Autumn]

114 Minako Nishiyama

Shin Nagisa Cute Up Project

[Autumn]

115 Toshihiro Komatsu

Sea Room

[Autumn]

116 Ryo Wakabayashi

Balefire of the Hometown

[Autumn]

117 Fumio Ichimura＋Hirotaka

Nakagawa＋Textile studio

Awe - Reviving the Lost Form

[Autumn]

118 Michihiro Konishi+Erika

Kusumoto+Yuki

Kono+YumikoFujino

Homage to Takamijima

[Autumn]

119 Aki Aoki

Every Moment

[Autumn]

120 Teppei Sako

Submission House

[Autumn]

121 Kayako Nakashima

Transition House

[Autumn]

122 Ohji Yoshino

House of Octopus

[Autumn]

123 Haruyuki Uchida+

Ayako Ogawa+

KaturaTanabe

House of Pyrethrum

[Autumn]

124 Restoration of Itamochi

Village Project Members

Itamochi Village Restoration

Project

[Autumn]

125 Masahito Nomura

Terrace of Inland Sea


[Autumn]

E22 Keiji Aiuchi + Makiko

Sakurai

Navy Queen☆

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Awashima Season: Autumn (Oct. 5-Nov. 4)

Located in west Kagawa about halfway between Osaka and the western tip of Honshu, Awashima

thrived as a port of call when goods were shipped between Osaka and provinces along the Japan

Sea via the straits between Kyushu and Honshu. The island, which has an area of 3.68 k ㎡ and a

population of about 290, is comprised of three islands joined by sandbars and resembles a ship’s

propeller in shape. Although it is just a 15-minute ferry ride from SudaPort, stepping onto

Awashimais like stepping onto a remote island where time moves much more slowly. At night,

visitors are treated to the magic spectacle of a star-spangled sky coupled with winking ship lights

crossing the sea and the ethereal glow of sea fireflies in the shallows. The fireflies, which are bioluminescent crustaceans, can be seen from

the end of May to the beginning of October, with the peak period in September. Awashima is also home to Japan’s oldest mercantile marine

school, which was established in 1897 and played an important role in the island’s historyuntil it closed in 1987. The old building was

incorporated into the Awashima Ocean Memorial Park, which is now a symbol of the island.


[Autumn]

126 Rui Sasaki

Subtle Intimacy

[Autumn]

127 Syoko Aso

Embarkation

[Autumn]

127 Tatsushi Takizawa

Susanoo

[Autumn]

128 Saya Kubota

daily dig

[Autumn]

129 Takako Hamano

Another Tale of Awajima

[Autumn]

130 Takeshi Nakashima

Possibility of Impossibility

[Autumn]

131 Yuichiro Tamura

Encounter the Island's Demons

[Autumn]

131 Hajime Mizutani

On Landscape

[Autumn]

132 Syoko Toda

Geographical Body

[Autumn]

133 Katsuhiko Hibino

Project for the Museum of Seabed

Inquiry Ship in Setouchi

[Autumn]

133 ETAT/Erik Törnkvist & Malin

Belfrage

The Sea Library

[Autumn]

133 Koji Yamamoto

Awajishima Saltworks

[Autumn] 134 Suzuko Yamada

Waiting Shelter at Suda Port

(image：past artwork)

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Ibukijima Summer (Jul. 20-Sept. 1)

Located 10 km west of Kanonji Port, Ibukijima has an area of 1.05 k ㎡, a circumference of 5.4 km and

a population of about 590. The island is a tableland of andesite and granite dropping in steep cliffs to

the sea on every side. The islanders settled the large plateau at the top and the houses cluster in a

saddle-shaped village running north to south.

Ibukijima has a thriving fishing industry that employs cast nets, small trawl nets and fixed shore nets

to catch a variety of fish. Sardine fry caught by cast nets are dried to make iriko, an essential

ingredient in flavoring Japanese soup stock. The Ibukijima brand is highly respected in Japan.

Ibukijima also happens to be the only place in the country were the dialect of the Heian period (794-1185) is still in use. The famous Japanese

linguist Haruhiko Kindaichivisited Ibukijima twice to study the dialect’s unusual use of honorifics and unique vocabulary. The spoken language is

quite plain and almost rough sounding.


[Summer]

135 Ryo Toyofuku + Chiba Art

School

Unsinkable Ship

[Summer]

135 Oscar Oiwa

Oiwa Island 2

[Summer Autumn]

136 Daigo Ishii

House of Toilet

[Summer]

137 Taebeom Kim

A Murmur of Small Island

[Summer]

138 Tomoko Mukaiyama

Nocturne

[Summer]

139 LUNA..CLIP..

Step

[Summer]

140 Tsuneo Sekiguchi

Ibukijima Rainbow Hut

[Summer]

141 Mikan

Ibukijima Iriko Center


[Summer]

E23 Tomoko Mukaiyama

Nocturne☆

[Summer]

E24 Stroll in Town - Evening

Music 2013

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Takamatsu

Takamatsu city, the capital of Kagawa prefecture, has a population of approximately 420,000 and

lies on the northeastern coast of Shikoku, the smallest of Japan’s four main islands. Takamatsu Port

was first developed in 1588 when the lord of this region, ChikamasaIkoma, moved his castle and

residence to this site and named it Takamatsu. The castle was one of only three mizushiro or

waterfront castles in Japanthat werebuilt right on the shore and filled their moats from the

sea.Takamatsu flourished as a castle town, serving as the political and economic center of the

regionfrom the mid-17th century to the restoration of imperial rule in 1868.Thereafter, the port

area underwent successive developments to become a large-scale rail and sea transportation center, serving as the “gateway to Shikoku”. One

of Japan’s top passenger ports, Takamatsu still bustles with ship traffic and continues to play an important role as the home port of the region’s

many islands and the nexus between the contemporary city of Takamatsu and the Seto Inland Sea.



142 Shinji Ohmaki

Liminal Air −core−


143 Yukihisa Isobe

Islands in the Tidal Current

[Autumn]

144 Jun Homma

Waiting for / Mr. Inland Sea

[Summer]

145 Kyoko Taniyama

I am here!☆


146 Leandro Erlich

Beautifully Abandoned


147 Véronique Joumard

Welcome / Funny Blue


148 Nobuyoshi Araki

Araki Train

[Summer]

149 Kenzo Tange Centinnial

Retrospective

Kenzo Tange Tradition and Creation

〜 From Setouchi to the World 〜

☆

[Summer]

150 Douglas BROOKS and Koji

MATANO

The Boat and the Builder

[Summer]

150 KOSUGE1-16＋

Kutsurodohonten

Skin Project

[Summer]

150 Kanae Nagashima・Chika

Komatsu

Town of Beginings

[Summer]

150 Atsushi Yamaberi

A Laugh Ball Project

[Summer]

150 umi・tamaⒼ

Little Girls of Sanuki

[Summer]

150 Taebeom Kim

[Summer]

150 Atsushi Ozawa

Oza Metal Studio Takamatsu

[Summer]

150 Aichi Prefectural

University of Fine Arts and

Music Setouchi Art Project

Team

Now Planning

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[Summer]

150 Bunpei Kado

[Summer]

150 Takashi Nishibori

Propagation

[Summer]

150 Kazuko Murao

[Summer]

150 Masato Saito

Shishigaki in Shodoshima

[Summer]

151 Essence of Bangladesh

Paintings

[Summer] Bangladesh Project


[Summer]

E25 100th Anniversary of the

Birh of Kenzo Tange Project

Symposium

[Summer]

E26 Noboru Tsubaki

Project for Sea-Light in

Takamatsu

[Autumn]

E27

Gendai-genpei-yashimakassen-

emaki

Now Planning

Now Planning

Now Planning

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Uno

Tamano city has a population of 65,000 and spreads east-west along 44 km of coastline in

southern Okayama. It is blessed with the beautiful scenery of the Seto Inland Sea and a mild,

comfortable climate. From ancient times, the many bays and inlets along the coast have served as

excellent natural harbors for boats and the area prospered from the sea trade. Major

reconstruction of the port was completed in 1909 followed by the opening of a railroad and the

Uno-Takamatsu ferry line in 1910. With these developments, Uno became a vital transportation hub

connecting the islands of Shikoku and Honshu. Shipbuilding and mining developed as key industries in

the region and Tamano still retains the characteristics of a typical shipbuilding town.



152 Yodogawa-Technique

Chinu - the Black Sea Bream of

Uno


153 Atsushi Ozawa

Chinu - the Black Sea Bream of

Uno


154,155 Nobuyoshi Araki


156 David Sylvian

esonance with UNO


157 Mio Shirai

Una


158,159,160,161 Nobuyoshi Araki＋David Sylvian, Masafumi Sanai, Sakiko Nomura,and more

left：Sakiko Nomura、right：Masafumi Sanai

Photos in the City Project


[Summer Autumn]

E28

Una Event☆

22

Multiple Sites

Works


162,163 José de Guimarães

Flower / Happy Snake


164 EAT&ART TARO

Island soup

[Summer Autumn]

165 Lee Suk Nga

Taste the Buddhism


[Spring]

E29 Opening Ceremony

"Fanfare"


E30 FURUSATO-Theatrical

Company of AWASHIMA

Play by the Furusato Theater

Company of Awashima


E31 Kaho Minami×Syuji Onodera

（Company Derashinera)

The Little Mermaid

[Summer]

E32 SHIKOKU GAKUIN UNIVERSITY

Drama &Performing Arts

An Imperial Audience - Shikoku

Gakuin Version -☆,

Ayumi - Steps

[Summer]

E33 Saxophone Island

[Summer]

E34 Emiko Taba

Journey of Entertainment -

Islands and Drums

[Summer Autumn]

E35 Mitamurakandadan?


Islands and Music Band

[Autumn]

E36 Keiko Hashimoto


Islands and Songs

[Autumn]

E37 Hisako Horikawa


Islands and Dances

[Autumn]

E38

Team BankART Tongshinsa

Project for a Sequel Korean

Delegation

[Autumn]

E39 Compagnie Didier Théron

The Inflated/Adventures

[Summer]

E40 Lin Shuen Long

Boyond the Borderーthe

Ocean

2013 Islands En

Documents

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