OPEN SITE 11 | TOKAS Art Mediation Program
This workshop entails creating an audio guide with poet and artist Aoyagi
Natsumi and sound artist Hosoi Miyu. Participants explore and observe
the area around TOKAS Hongo while making field recordings, then record
themselves reading texts they have written. By combining these materials
freely, they create an audio guide that opens up new perspectives on
familiar scenes and places and on the environments that surround them.
| Date | Day 1: Dec 5 (Sat), 2026 13:00 – 16:00
Day 2: Dec 6 (Sun), 2026 13:00 – 16:00 |
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| Target | Adults (Junior high school age and over)
*Able to participate for two days |
| Capacity | About 10 *Booking required. In case of too many applications, there will be a draw. The selection results will be notified until Nov 20 (Fri). |
| Application period | Oct 23 (Fri) - Nov 12 (Thu), 2026 |
| Venue | Tokyo Arts and Space Hongo: Space C (3F) |
| Admission | Free |
| Language | Japanese |
For more details≫
「本郷で/描線を/聞く ― 観察するための音声ガイド創作ワークショップ」
*Go to our website in Japanese.
Ticket bookings available from 14:00 on October 23 (Fri)!
Go to the booking website (Peatix).
*Peatix account required to book tickets.
AOYAGI Natsumi + HOSOI Miyu, Land Registry, 2024
Photo: KIOKU Keizo
Photo Courtesy: NTT InterCommunication Center [ICC]

AOYAGI Natsumi, Logbook of a Sea Goddess, 2022
Photo: OYAMADA Kuniya

HOSOI Miyu, Nénette, 2025
Photo: SO Mitsuya
AOYAGI Natsumi | Born in 1990. Lives and works in Tokyo. A contemporary artist working with moving-image media,
Aoyagi develops themes for individual projects through fieldwork and research and presents works based on them.
https://www.datsuo.com/
HOSOI Miyu | Born in 1993. Lives and works in Tokyo. Working primarily with sound installations and experimental performance works, Hosoi explores both the possibilities and limitations of sound as a means of conveying
information.
https://miyuhosoi.com/