2F | Entrance Lobby

Free Admission

The 2F Entrance Lobby features intangible #form, a laser installation by Shohei Fujimoto.

Countless laser beams create three-dimensional structures within the space, exploring the relationship between perception and reality through light and spatial experience.

3F | Land Lab / Sun Lab

Free Admission

The 3F exhibition brings together diverse artistic expressions, from traditional Japanese culture to contemporary digital art.

Featured works include Interpreted Scape by ike-bana, which offers a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional Japanese art of flower arrangement; LOOP by FLIGHTGRAF, a kinetic light sculpture in which 9.1-channel spatial audio, light, and movement come together to transform the space; and Hemispherical Portraits by Akiko Nakayama, which captures fleeting expressions created through the interaction of bubbles and ink.

Together, these works create an environment in which traditional culture, light, movement, sound, and diverse forms of artistic expression resonate with one another.

4F | Tatami

Paid & Free Admission Areas (Audiovisual Installation Programme)

Dates: 2026/11/20–22
Hours: 11:00–21:00
*On Sunday, November 22, the last session is 19:00–19:40.

The 4F Tatami space presents two installation programs: an audiovisual installation program curated by ETERNAL Art Space, and an immersive installation utilizing Sound xR, Yamaha Group's spatial audio solution.

1 | ETERNAL Art Space Audiovisual Installation (Paid Admission)

ETERNAL Art Space presents three works: WAVE WEAVE by Carsten Nicolai, created in collaboration with HOSOO, a long-established Nishijin textile company based in Kyoto; Aura by Hatis Noit, whose distinctive musical world is created entirely through the human voice; and Hyperbolic Scape by Shuhei Matsuyama & Tetsuji Ohno, which draws inspiration from traditional Japanese dry landscape gardens (karesansui) and uses digital technology to reinterpret the spirituality of Japanese culture and concepts of time and space.
Through moving images and sound, the program creates a new audiovisual experience where traditional Japanese culture intersects with contemporary digital expression.

Total running time: 37 min 19 sec

2 | Sound xR Installation — あわい間 / Awai Ma (Free Admission)

Awai Ma is an immersive installation that invites visitors to experience the spaces between inside and outside, sound and silence, and space and time through shoji, traditional Japanese sliding screens.
As the shoji screens are opened and closed, sound, imagery, and the atmosphere of the space transform in response.
Utilizing Sound xR, Yamaha Group's immersive audio solution, the installation brings together light, moving images, and sound to explore the richness of simply spending time and experiencing something—an experience often overlooked in everyday life.