Shinkiba, the town of wood.
Yumenoshima used to be a landfill of garbage.
In this place filled with people's activities and energy,
We will be holding our third art festival.
"Circulation"
Sculptures that appear in the park where you usually play,
Swaying tropical plants, children running around.
An unused lumberyard, piles of lumber,
A town that looks different on weekdays and holidays.
The history of Yumenoshima and the changing scenery of Shinkiba and Tatsumi
Let's explore through art.
Walk, run, bike, and sometimes stop...
Let's go find new excitement!!
Tap on the image that interests you!
Yumenoshima Tropical Botanical Garden
This facility recreates a tropical rainforest jungle in a large glass greenhouse. In this natural, green space, we have created a base for enjoying the art festival, called "Wakuwaku Osanpo Art Lab Ø"! There will be plenty of exhibits, explanations, and recommended spots by this year's participating artists! We will also be holding a "Sanso MAP" project where everyone can make their own, and a Yumenetsu x Millitsuka pop-up exhibition.
Exhibiting artists: Information will be released from time to time!
Yumenoshima Park
Yumenoshima Park, which used to be a landfill, is lined with outdoor sculptures and installations. While visiting each facility, please enjoy the works that are scattered in the park.
Exhibiting artists: Naoya Ishikawa, Shinpei Ishikawa, Atsushi Nizuma, Yuki Mizuta, Mao Oishi, Shohei Shirai, Shichitsukihime Takeuchi, Ryota Yamazaki, Takayuki Ota, Natsuki Nagauchi, Miyu Araki, and the members of the Atopato team.
Mitsui Link Lab Shinkiba 2
This is a rare newly built rental laboratory facility in central Tokyo, the second in the Shinkiba area. The extensive shared space makes use of the open feeling of the oceanfront, and features works by artists using recycled materials and the history of Shinkiba. *As this is a rental building, you cannot enter the building from the front entrance.
Exhibiting artists: Ryoichi Aizawa, CaNNNA, Hideo Takashima, Sayaka Tada, Atsushi Niizuma
Wood and Plywood Museum
This is the only museum in the world that collects, preserves, and exhibits a wide range of materials related to wood and plywood. It is a facility that spreads the possibilities of wood, such as preserving the global environment and using wood to make life more comfortable and prosperous. During the exhibition, Ohashi's work will be displayed at the entrance, Watanabe's wood carvings hidden in the museum, and energetic junior high school students' works will be displayed on the 4th floor.
Exhibition artist: 1F Miyu Ohashi 3F Nao Watanabe
4F Atopatrol Team Members
Saito Lumber Co., Ltd.
We directly import lumber from various countries, mainly broadleaf trees from North America and Canada. We are a company that provides high-quality wooden materials through technical cooperation with various parts of the world. Ryosuke Sugi's exquisite wood carvings appear on the wood deck where indigo is usually grown.
Exhibiting artist: Ryosuke Sugi
Shinkoto Incineration Plant
This is the largest waste incineration plant in Japan. The waste heat is provided as energy to nearby facilities. This year, as a joint project with the Takaido Art Festival 2024 ~Yes in my back yard~, we will be exhibiting an installation work that takes advantage of the location of the waste incineration plant.
Exhibition artist: Maki Hayashida,
Students from Koto City Kamedaka Elementary School
*Exhibiting artists are subject to change.
Come experience playing and creating with wood professionals!
Everyone from children to adults can enjoy an exciting day at the park.
The SHIN KOPA MAP is a map that allows you to tour the factories in Shinkiba, collect wood scraps and rediscover the charm of wood.
We are currently recruiting "Atopato members"!
[Organizer] Shinkiba & Yumenoshima Wakuwaku Walk Art Festival Executive Committee
[Co-organized by] Tokyo Metropolitan Yumenoshima Park, Tokyo Yumenoshima Tropical Botanical Garden, Tokyo Shinkiba Wood Industry and Commerce Association
[Sponsor] Shinkiba-Tatsumi 3-chome District Landowners Association
[Curator] Miyu Araki
[Area Leader] Yuki Mizuta
[Graphic design] Fusao Okaguchi
[Art Management] Sato Megumi (Tokyo Yumenoshima Tropical Botanical Garden)
【cooperation】
Takiguchi Wood Co., Ltd., Enokido Woodworks Co., Ltd., Kyowa Wood Industry Co., Ltd., Nomura Shoten Co., Ltd., Hosoda Wood Industry Co., Ltd., Saito Wood Co., Ltd., Tokyo Wood Market Co., Ltd., PHOENIX Public Interest Foundation, Kajimoto Meimokuten Co., Ltd., Tokyo Wood Wholesalers Cooperative, Abe Kiyoshi Shoten Co., Ltd., Yamayoshi Shoten Co., Ltd., Sawada Forest Co., Ltd., Tokyo Meimoku Cooperative, Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd., Sanso Network General Incorporated Association, Cycle Shop Yoshida Yoshida Room, Koto Sports Facility Management Partners, BumB Tokyo Sports and Culture Center
[Sponsor]
Obana Lumber Co., Ltd., Hiratsuka Lease Co., Ltd., Yamayoshi Shoten Co., Ltd., Nunokawa Shoten Co., Ltd.,
Sawada Forest Co., Ltd., Nissho Wood Co., Ltd., Koto Sports Facility Management Partners,
BumB Tokyo Sports and Culture Center, Enokido Lumber Co., Ltd.
Contact: shinkiba.yumenoshima@gmail.com
