This program is carried out in cooperation with groups such as art / cultural organizations and arts NPOs. We encourage people’s active involvement in the arts and culture by forming hubs for cultural creation throughout the city and providing children and young people with chances to experience the creative process. We also broaden and revitalize Tokyo’s culture and disseminate it throughout the world by organizing festivals and other events in diverse fields including traditional culture and performing arts, theater, music, visual art and film. We aim to carry on our cultural legacy beyond the year 2020 and create a Tokyo metropolis brimming with cultural attractions.
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TURN Project Outline for FY2017 Announced
Arts Council Tokyo Traditional cultural program: Details for 2017 lineup
Announcement to hold MOT Satellite 2017 SPRING - by the deep rivers
The additional programs of traditional culture experience programs for foreign visitors announced
Announcement to hold Tokyo 2020 Cultural Olympiad Kickoff Event
We expand and disseminate creative arts and cultural activities and carry them into the future by holding festivals in wide-ranging fields including traditional culture and performing arts, music, visual art and film,
theater and dance, and by carrying out public participation / activity programs for children and young adults, as well as people from other countries. Moreover, we aim to carry on our cultural legacy beyond the year 2020 and create a Tokyo metropolis brimming with cultural attractions.
Tokyo Artpoint Project is an initiative which creates myriad “art points” by implementing art projects in partnership with NPOs fulfilling key roles in their local communities. Designed to fit seamlessly into the community’s daily life, the art projects connect areas, people and activities. Our aim is to create and communicate Tokyo’s diverse appeal, while cultivating the NPOs which lead the projects and laying the foundations for these activities.
We coordinate a Tokyo Metropolitan Government initiative to support areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake, through arts and culture. The project aims to support the recovery of vibrant cultural environments in affected communities by implementing arts programs in partnership with local arts NPOs and other organizations.
