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Recruitment information
We are now accepting applications for exhibitors to participate in the event, which will be held in December.
This two-day festival will feature a variety of events, including performances in the hall, exhibitions, a book fair, food trucks, museum lectures, a stamp rally, and more.
Just like the writers who engaged in diverse activities such as writing novels, paintings, poetry, criticism, and even dance, mahjong, and sumo wrestling, I believe that everyone active in their communities today also has their own interests and forms of expression. Genre and method don't matter. Your activities will surely connect with the writers in some way.
Let's make this a lively and fun-filled festival, so please join us in making it a great success!
We look forward to your application!
| Event name | OTA Art Project Magome Literary Village Festival 2026 |
|---|---|
| Date | December 12th (Sat) and 13th (Sun), 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM each day |
| Venue | Ota Cultural Forest (2-10-1 Chuo, Ota-ku) *The following facilities are available for exhibitions. [1st floor] Sports Studio 1 (Rehearsal Room) / Sports Studio 2 (Squash Court) First Music Studio / Second Music Studio / Exhibition Corner [3rd floor] First Creative Workshop (Cooking Room) / Second Creative Workshop (Art Room) / Third Creative Workshop (Crafts Room) Japanese-style room / Meeting room 1 [4th Floor] Meeting Room 2 *Depending on the content, the organizers may adjust the exhibition location. Thank you for your understanding. <Transportation and Access> ●From the west exit of Omori Station on the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line Take the Tokyu Bus bound for Ikegami and get off at the "Ota Bunka no Mori" bus stop, then it's a 1-minute walk. ●From Ikegami Station on the Tokyu Ikegami Line Take the Tokyu Bus bound for Omori and get off at the "Ota Bunka no Mori" bus stop, then it's a 1-minute walk. |
| cost | Exhibitorship is free of charge. |
| Recruitment capacity | Approximately 10 groups each day |
| Target | Individuals and groups conducting cultural and artistic activities within Ota Ward |
| Entry conditions | It is related to the "Magome Literary Village". Please base your suggestions on your usual activities and incorporate them to a certain extent. The format is flexible. Any genre is welcome (commercial submissions are also permitted). For example ...
*Before applyingApplication GuidelinesPlease be sure to check. *For details on available rooms, amenities, etc.Ota Cultural Forest Homepage for more information. *The decision regarding whether or not to allow an exhibit will be made after reviewing the content. *Depending on the facility's rules and regulations, we may not be able to accept your exhibit depending on the conditions and content. *Participation in the pre-exhibition briefing is required. |
| Preliminary briefing session | ① October 17th (Saturday) 10:30~ ② October 29th (Thursday) 18:30~ *Each session is scheduled to last approximately 1 to 1.5 hours. |
| Application period | Must arrive between August 17th (Monday) 10:00 - September 30th (Wednesday) 17:00 |
| How to apply | Please apply using the application form below. |
| Organizer / Inquiry | (Public interest incorporated foundation) Ota Ward Cultural Promotion Association Cultural Arts Promotion Division TEL: 03-3750-1614 (Monday to Friday 9:00 to 17:00) E-mail: |
| Planning/Production | Living room theater |
| Grant | Regional Creation Foundation |
From the late Taisho period to the pre-war Showa period, many writers moved to the Magome, Sanno, and Arai-juku area. They deepened their relationships with each other and engaged in creative activities in this area. Later, this place came to be known as the "Magome Writers' Village."
It wasn't just novelists. Poets, critics, translators, editors, and painters also gathered, forming a community. While pursuing their individual creative activities, they also enjoyed dancing and mahjong, spending lively and laughter-filled time with their friends.
"Ima Theater" is an art team centered around members (Saori Higashi, Miho Inatsugu, Aki Miyatake, and Tomo Yamazaki) with backgrounds in theater and dance. They began their activities in 2013, based at HAGISO, a minimal cultural complex in Yanaka, Tokyo. They create works based on existing "places" and the "behaviors" that exist within them, such as cafes, hotels, ward offices, and waiting rooms. They also engage in collaborative projects with experts from different fields, including musicians, visual artists, architects, fictional mapmakers, and researchers.
By combining performance with real-world situations, they create unique, immersive works of art.
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