TOMORROW FIELD 2025 Autumn

[100% Erde] Miya Tea House

What will the environment on Earth be like 100 years from now?
The increasingly intense summers we experience each year no longer seem like something that will simply “work itself out.”

This autumn, TOMORROW FIELD presents its fifth project, MIYA Tea House, as part of its ongoing series of public processes.
The project is being developed in collaboration with Nakasu Plasterer, a Kyoto-based plastering associates known for its work on teahouses; Anna Heringer, a German architect recognized for her regenerative approach to architecture; and Martin Rauch, an Austrian ceramic artist and pioneer of rammed earth structure.
The work is being created in Miya, Tango Town, on a site adjacent to “Field of Stars”, which was unveiled in 2023.

Meanwhile, from September 3 to October 31, ONJIUM, the Seoul-based Research Institute of Korean Cultural Heritage is hosting the first exhibition of SEA BRIDGES, a project that reconnects Korean and Japanese craftspeople—reflecting on the historical connection between the Korean Peninsula and Tango—while building new cultural bridges in the present.

During the autumn period, the folding screens and partitions exhibited in Seoul will also be shown in Taiza.

Each of these initiatives continues the founding mission of TOMORROW FIELD:
to foster intercultural dialogue and learning through collaboration, cultivating creativity and nurturing the next generation.

The works presented in this exhibition are artistic expressions created with local and natural materials that minimize environmental impact—offering moments that move the heart and inspire reflection on our shared future.

DURATION

November 10 – 24, 2025

Open only on Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays and holidays

11:00–17:00

VENUES

TAIZA Studio, Field of Stars, SEI TAIZA, TAIZA Residence, MIYA Tea House

ORGANIZERS

TOMORROW, Japan Arts Council, Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan

COOPERATION

ONJIUM, Taka Ishii Gallery

ADMISSION

¥1,500 (All venues included)

Guided tours only / Advanced reservation required

MIYA is open and free for self-guided viewing.

This exhibition is available on a tour basis, with staff (available in Japanese and English) explaining the background of the exhibited works and the history of the region.

Please specify your preferred time slot and make a reservation.

Advance reservations are required, but participants are welcome to jump in on the day.

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