Postponement Projection mapping that travels through history Vol.2

[Notice of postponement] Projection mapping that travels through history Vol.2

※It was "postponed" at the discretion of the organizer. Please refer to the official website for further information. (Updated on May 16, 2025)
<Official Website>　https://chuopmp2025.hp.peraichi.com/

How did Ukiyo-e become "art"? We will visit the essence of Edo culture, which created ukiyo-e that marveled the world, and invite you on a journey to pursue its charm.

It is said that the bookstore "Koshodo", which was founded by Juzaburo Tsutaya, was located in Nihonbashi Daidenma-cho, Chuo-ku. Ukiyo-e, a flower of Edo culture, gained popularity.
We will explore the secrets that pop culture at that time sublimated into "art" by making full use of the visuals unique to projection mapping.

Projection time

[The first] 19:15 [2nd] 19:45 [3rd] 20:15 [4th] 20:45

※Time is subject to change.
※Many people are planning to visit, so please cooperate with the replacement each time.

[Notes]

※Pre-registration is required for viewing.
※After registering with the pre-registration form on the official website, please receive a ticket for the desired participation time on the official LINE and come to the venue. ※Projection mapping in the venue will be conducted 4 times in total.
※Admission free / Replacement system for each time.
※Please note that those who do not have a ticket will not be able to enter.

Workshop

Time	16：00～17：30
Venue	Chuo-ku Hisamatsu Elementary School Arithmetic Class 1
Targets	40 elementary and junior high school students + parents
Lecturer	Makoto Yoshida (Ibasen Co., Ltd.)
Instructor	Masako Nishimura (Ibasen Co., Ltd.)
Progress	Ami Miyake (Japanesque Navigator)
Method of participation	Please apply from the event official website by May 20, 2025 (Tuesday). ※First-come, first-served basis. Closed as soon as the capacity is reached. ※You may be asked to refrain from participating in future events if you cancel without permission.

※The contents are subject to change without notice. Thank you for your understanding.

Installation

You can enjoy the production of light using bamboo and Japanese paper during the time until the guide to the main venue.
The entrance using bamboo that is collected and discarded and Japanese paper (CCF), which is made from discarded clothes, invites us from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo to the old days of Edo.

Place

Take Akari Plaza in Hisamatsu Children's Park (16-6, Nihonbashi Tomizawa-cho, Chuo-ku)