Archive of activities of Minority Majority Travel "Tokyo Border Line Journey" and screening of short films

*Information at the time of adoption.

Name of the organization or individual

Minority Travel Chronicle Executive Committee

subsidy category

Social support through arts and culture

Grant Type

single year

2015 Social Support Grants through Arts and Culture

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Business Overview

Minority Majority Travel, an art action unit, conducted the Tokyo Borderline Journey project in Tokyo from 2005 to 2006, and as a result, they have released "Nanatsu no Taisin," a stage performance with audience participation that makes people aware of the process of identification = discrimination. In this project, we made a short film based on the recorded footage and the interview. Released as a new work by film director Makoto Sasaki. A talk event with the cast and staff will be held at the screening. In addition, as a pre-event, a talk event inviting experts from inside and outside the field of performing arts will be held, and an archive for centralized management of materials from that time (Publications, reports, workshop and performance records, mailing lists, etc.) will be created.

implementation period

Sunday, March 27, 2016

Place of implementation

UPLINK FACTORY (Shibuya-ku, Tokyo)

*Information such as project outlines is provided by organizations and individuals providing subsidies.

Profile

Momiyama Tomoko
In addition to Japan, Momiyama has developed site-specific projects in Asia, Europe, North America, Central America and Africa. He has developed collaborative composing methodologies that involve people from different backgrounds and works with various minority communities and experts in other fields to create music that belongs to contemporaries and their lives. There is a wide range of expressive media, including touring theatrical productions, interactive sound installations, and ritual performances. He is a board member of the Japan Association of Sumo Music Composers (JACSHA).