【Registration Opens】Creative Well-being Tokyo | Autumn Session 2025 where everyone connects through culture

Four days of thinking about my place and me

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture Arts Council Tokyo will hold the Creative Well-being Tokyo "Autumn Session 2025 where everyone connects through culture" for four days from October 20 (Monday) to October 23 (Thursday), 2025, at Jiyu Gakuen Tomorrow Hall, an important cultural property.

As a place to inherit and practice the theme of "Culture and Place" of the "International Conference on Everyone Connects through Culture 2024" held last year, the theme of this time was "Place and Me". Practitioners, artists, and researchers involved in the arts and culture business in Japan will talk about their respective "place and me", introduce practical examples and ideas related to information security and accessibility, and create a place where participants can learn from multiple perspectives through exhibitions and mini-talks.

The four-day program includes "sessions" to gain insights from discussions on various practical examples, "seminars" to learn about accessibility and methods used in business operations, "exhibitions and workshops" to introduce initiatives and advanced devices of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and think about each theme through artworks, and "networking" where participants and speakers interact and foster networks It consists of four sections. What is the "place" brought about through culture? We will learn what each of us can put into practice.

Session
"A place to discuss professional knowledge and philosophy that support artistic and cultural activities"

This is a "session" in which practitioners, researchers, and artists engaged in activities related to art and culture act as speakers, share examples and experiences, and discuss the philosophy behind these activities. The purpose of this seminar is to provide an opportunity to gain useful tips and awareness in each field by learning various practical examples.

• Opening Session "Living Area" and Art [Monday, October 20 15:30~17:30]
• Session 1 Cultural Care Practices [Tuesday, October 21 10:30~12:00]
• Session 2 A place with a hint of art [Tuesday, October 21 15:30~17:00]
• Session 3 Updated Role of the Museum [Wednesday, October 22 10:30~12:00]
• Session 4 Finding Your Location [Wednesday, October 22 15:30~17:00]
• Session 5 Body for Interacting with the World [Thursday, October 23 10:30~12:00]
• Closing Session Where I am - Thinking about the future as a matter of course [Thursday, October 23 14:30~16:30]

*Reservations are required.

Seminar |Seminar
"A place to learn specific examples of art culture and accessibility"

"Seminars" in which participants present specific cases that are useful for improving the environment in the fields in which they are engaged. In this study group, we will hear from practitioners and concerned parties about accessibility and project methods and knowledge that can be used in the field of business planning and operation, and consider together why they are effective.

• Seminar 1 What is Accessible Web Design? [Tuesday, October 21 12:30~13:30]
• Seminar 2 Viewing experience by a barrier-free speaker [Tuesday, October 21, 13:00~14:30]
• Seminar 3 Fundamentals of Sign Language Interpretation and the Importance of Theory [Tuesday, October 21 14:10~15:10]
• Seminar 4 Learning Disabilities and Supporting Materials [Wednesday, October 22, 12:30~13:30]
• Seminar 5 Creating a Carmdown Space [Wednesday, October 22 14:10~15:10]
• Seminar 6 Designing Everyday with Art [Thursday, October 23 11:00~12:00]
• Seminar 7 Cultural Business and Evaluation [Thursday, October 23 13:00~14:00]

*Reservations are required.

Exhibition/Workshop |Exhibition/Workshop
"A place to learn about my place and myself through appreciation and experience"

"Exhibits and workshops" that look at "my place and me" from various perspectives through viewing and experiencing. There will be various examples of accessibility-related efforts at cultural facilities, "exhibitions" of art works, "workshops" using tools to encourage participation of diverse people, and a tour explaining the building at the venue.

• Exhibit 1: Social Harmony Efforts at Metropolitan Cultural Facilities
• Exhibit 2: Trial of the Curm Down Space
• Exhibition 3: "My Place and Me"
• Exhibit 4: Devices that can be used to improve accessibility
• Workshop 1 Creating a Tactile Diagram [Tuesday, October 21 13:30~14:30]
• Workshop 2 Understanding Transmitted Fonts and Mojikumi [Wednesday, October 22, 13:45~14:45]
• Workshop 3 Speaking in Easy Japanese [Thursday, October 23 13:00~14:00]
• Jiyu Gakuen Asukan Building Explanatory Tour [Tuesday, October 21/22nd (Wed)/23rd (Thu) 11:30~12:15]

*The four exhibits are on display from Monday, October 20 to Thursday, October 23.
* Workshops and explanatory tours have limited capacity and reservation is required.

Networking
“A place for attendees and speakers to connect in close proximity. ”

"Networking" where speakers and participants interact across genres through "table talks" where they can ask questions to speakers and exchange opinions while listening to their talks up close. We will build relationships that will lead to future initiatives and create opportunities to meet and develop business.

• Table Talk 1 Information security in video [Wednesday, October 22 13:20~14:00]
• Table Talk 2 Touching the World of the Deaf [Thursday, October 23 13:20~14:00]

admission fee

Free

Registration and reservation

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Credit

Sponsor

Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture Arts Council Tokyo

Contact Us

Autumn Session 2025 Steering Office where everyone can connect through culture
TEL: 03-6453-8160 (Weekdays 10:00~18:00)
FAX: 03-5444-6609
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