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2024/11/22 Night cruise with a view of the Meguro River Cherry Blossom Illumination and the night view of Tokyo Port!

Cherry blossom illumination sparkling along the Meguro River ☆ You can see the rows of trees along the road dyed pink and the illumination of the bridge. Also, when you go through the canal, you can enjoy a fantastic scene with the illuminated Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, and the area around Daiba illuminating the water surface ☆ [Outline of the tour] *Date: Friday, November 22, 2024 *Time: 18:00 ~ 19:30 (Meeting at 17:50) *Participation fee: Free *Boarding approx. 90 minutes *Meeting point: Tennozu Yamatsu Pier (5 minutes walk from Tokyo Monorail "Tennozu Isle Station, South Exit") *Return location: Hinode Pier (2-minute walk to Yurikamome "Hinode Station") *Eligibility: Elementary school students and older who can board and disembark by themselves (elementary school students must be accompanied by a guardian) *Number of applicants: 25 (lottery) *Application deadline: Thursday, November 7, 2024 【How to apply】 *Please enter the required information from the URL below and apply. https://forms.office.com/r/TuDR1aBzrE *A maximum of 1 person is allowed. If you have a companion, please fill in the necessary information about the companion. (If you have 3 or more applicants, please apply in at least 2 rounds.) However, it will be a lottery for each application) 【Lottery Results】 *The lottery results will be notified by email by Thursday, November 14, 2024 to the email address you provided at the time of application. * If you have restrictions on domains or designated reception, you may not be able to receive e-mails from our association. 「infominato1959@gmail.com」 Please make sure that you can receive emails from . 【Request for participation in the tour】 *Disembarkation is not allowed during the tour after boarding. *Please refrain from eating or drinking (except for hydration) on board. *Please refrain from participating if you are not feeling well, including fever. Also, if necessary, please cooperate with basic infection control measures. *The temperature on board is lower than on land, so please take measures to protect yourself from the cold. *If you wish to cancel your tour participation after applying, please be sure to contact the Minato City Tourism Association (email:infominato1959@gmail.com). *Umbrellas cannot be used in rainy weather, so please wear rainwear. *Due to weather and other circumstances, the course may be changed on the day of the event. *In case of inclement weather, the tour may be canceled. In that case, we will contact you by 12 o'clock on the day to the email registered at the time of application. *This cruise will be operated by Zeal Co., Ltd. The decision to cancel due to stormy weather will be in accordance with the operating rules of Zeal Co., Ltd. 【Inquiry】 Minato City Tourism Association Infominato1959@gmail.com 03-6809-5514 (Weekdays 9~17 o'clock)

Live Forever: Oasis 30th Anniversary Special Exhibition

Oasis is the most powerful rock 'n' roll band in the history of British music. A special exhibition to commemorate the 30th anniversary of their debut. More than 200 valuable exhibits from the British management collection, A special exhibition with timeless masterpieces!

Minato Science Museum 2024 Autumn Exhibition "Earth Time Journey ~What Can You See from the Stones!?~"

Let's go on a geopark trip where the familiar scenery becomes a little more interesting! Through rocks and landscapes collected from geoparks around the world, let's unravel the history of the global scale hidden around us. We will also introduce the magnificent stories hidden in Minato Ward and the land of Kanto. The scenery on the way home may look different from before! In addition to a large-scale model of the Naumann elephant, a green jade with a total length of about 35 cm, and an actual exhibition of an abnormally wound ammonite with an attractive mysterious shape, events and lectures related to this special exhibition will be held during the period.

2024/11/29 Night cruise with a view of the Meguro River Cherry Blossom Illumination and the night view of Tokyo Port!

Cherry blossom illumination sparkling along the Meguro River ☆ You can see the rows of trees along the road dyed pink and the illumination of the bridge. Also, when you go through the canal, you can enjoy a fantastic scene with the illuminated Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, and the area around Daiba illuminating the water surface ☆ [Outline of the tour] *Date: Friday, November 29, 2024 *Time: 18:00 ~ 19:30 (Meeting at 17:50) *Participation fee: Free *Boarding approx. 90 minutes *Meeting point: Tennozu Yamatsu Pier (5 minutes walk from Tokyo Monorail "Tennozu Isle Station, South Exit") *Dismissal Location: Takeshiba (Waters Takeshiba) *Eligibility: Elementary school students and older who can board and disembark by themselves (elementary school students must be accompanied by a guardian) *Number of applicants: 25 (lottery) *Application deadline: Thursday, November 7, 2024 【How to apply】 *Please enter the required information from the URL below and apply. https://forms.office.com/r/KSccd3w9f4 *A maximum of 1 person is allowed. If you have a companion, please fill in the necessary information about the companion. (If you have 3 or more applicants, please apply in at least 2 rounds.) However, it will be a lottery for each application) 【Lottery Results】 *The lottery results will be notified by email by Thursday, November 14, 2024 to the email address you provided at the time of application. * If you have restrictions on domains or designated reception, you may not be able to receive e-mails from our association. 「infominato1959@gmail.com」 Please make sure that you can receive emails from . 【Request for participation in the tour】 *Disembarkation is not allowed during the tour after boarding. *Please refrain from eating or drinking (except for hydration) on board. *Please refrain from participating if you are not feeling well, including fever. Also, if necessary, please cooperate with basic infection control measures. *The temperature on board is lower than on land, so please take measures to protect yourself from the cold. *If you wish to cancel your tour participation after applying, please be sure to contact the Minato City Tourism Association (email:infominato1959@gmail.com). *Umbrellas cannot be used in rainy weather, so please wear rainwear. *Due to weather and other circumstances, the course may be changed on the day of the event. *In case of inclement weather, the tour may be canceled. In that case, we will contact you by 12 o'clock on the day to the email registered at the time of application. *This cruise will be operated by Zeal Co., Ltd. The decision to cancel due to stormy weather will be in accordance with the operating rules of Zeal Co., Ltd. 【Inquiry】 Minato City Tourism Association Infominato1959@gmail.com 03-6809-5514 (Weekdays 9~17 o'clock)

Ichair-1 Grand Prix Tokyo Shinagawa GP

11/30 (Sat) In front of KOKUYO Tokyo Shinagawa Office at the special course, We will hold a grueling endurance race where you will sprint in an office chair! The Isu-1 Grand Prix is supervised by the Japan Chair Racing Association (JORA). It is an endurance race in which participants compete to see how many laps they can run on the course using an office chair in two hours. It has been held in the past all over the country, and each time it has become a hot topic on social media and TV. We are looking for contestants until November 20th! (One team of 3 people, each person should prepare their own office chair and armor) Hot guys, get together!! Date: Saturday, November 30, 2024, 10:00-16:00

Shinagawa Style Institute 2024 4 days to connect in the city!

Let's find the potential of the city! Would you like to participate in one of the 8 "Town Club Activities"? Since its inauguration in 2021, the theme has been to improve the attractiveness of the Shinagawa Konan area. The Shinagawa Style Research Institute, which has been conducting discussions and social experiments, will hold its second demonstration experiment event! Eight "town club activities" in which people who work, live, and study in the Shinagawa Konan area serve as "department managers" We will unfold content that allows you to encounter the possibilities of the town of Shinagawa Konan. Anyone can have a picnic club, a research club, a board game exchange club, a placemaking club, a Shinagawa challenge support club, a photography club, an Ichair-1 Grand Prix club, a creativity club, etc. Which "community club activities" do you participate in? Date: Wednesday, November 27, 2024 16:00 - Saturday, November 30, 2024 12:00

CULTURE SNACK

Shinagawa's big cultural festival where the B-side of the town and people come together! The event name "CULTURE SNACK" is a way to create the culture of the city with people involved in the city. It is a desire to enjoy it casually like a snack. Companies with offices in the Shinagawa Konan area, workers with ties to Shinagawa, and residents of the Shinagawa area Set up an outdoor booth where you can feel the B-side, where you can enjoy content such as product sales and workshops, We are planning to open up a corner of the office as a shared workplace.

Tokyo Metropolitan Shiba Park Vol. 4 "Shibaraku Manabi"

The fourth installment of the "Shibaraku Manabi" series, which has been well received, will be the final installment. This time, we will talk about the history of the Shiba area with a focus on Zojoji Temple. This time, we will be talking with Mr. Masamichi Kobayashi, the head of Zojoji Temple, the president of Shiba Gakuen, and the abbot of Myosada Temple. You may also be able to hear secret stories about the history of Zojoji that have not been revealed so far. We look forward to your participation. In addition, the Minato Library, which will be the venue, is currently under construction and the air conditioning will not work. Please dress warmly. Time: 15:00~16:00 Meeting time: 14:50 How to apply: Please apply at the Shiba Park Service Center window or by phone from November 20th. TEL：03-3431-4359（8:30～17:30） Participation fee: Free

Makeup Culture Gallery "The Aesthetics of the Beginning, Phase 2: The Beginning of Makeup"

In the first year of the opening of the Makeup Culture Gallery, we will introduce makeup culture from three themes with the keyword "beginning". 1st period: May 16, 2024 ~ August 30, 2024 The Beginning of Makeup Culture Research 2nd period: September 5, 2024 ~ December 13, 2024 The beginning of makeup 3rd period: December 19, 2024 ~ March 28, 2025 First makeup Following the first term, "The Beginning of Makeup Culture Research," the second term will focus on "The Beginning of Makeup" and will explore the original makeup. The origin of makeup is ancient, and it is said to be in the Paleolithic period, and traces of people actually wearing makeup and numerous makeup tools have been found in ancient ruins. In this season, we will take up ancient makeup tools and introduce the meaning, purpose, and makeup method of makeup. From our modern point of view, it seems to be simple, humorous, and a little strangely shaped. I hope that it will be a time to think about ancient makeup and get closer to the aesthetic sense of the people of that time. In "Books", we will introduce books under six themes, expanding associations from "origin". When we think about our lives, livelihoods, and society, we think about their origins. In nature, such as water and plants, which give rise to life, and in the act of communication and prayer, which are indispensable for the existence of society. Please use your sensibilities to identify the various origins.

Panasonic Shiodome Museum of Art "Belle Époque: A Beautiful Era: Artists Gathered in Paris: Focusing on the Wiseman and Michael Collections"

From the end of the 19th century to around 1914, Paris was at its most artistically glamorous period, the Belle Époque. This exhibition is a multi-layered introduction to the culture that flourished in various genres such as art, crafts, theater, music, literature, fashion, and science in the period from the Belle Époque to the 1930s. At the venue, posters by Toulouse=Lautrec and Jules Chéret, clothes and trinkets worn by the bourgeois of the time, crafts by Émile Gallet and René Lalique, as well as correspondence and rare books that show the interaction between artists, are lined up in a variety of fields that vividly convey the prosperity and vitality of Paris at that time. In particular, the collection of paintings by David E. Wiseman and Jacqueline E. Michael, which form the core of the exhibition, is a gem of a group of works that strongly reflects the world of Montmartre in the past. Please also pay attention to the collection, which will be exhibited for the first time in Japan. * Some exhibits will be changed during the exhibition. [First semester] October 5 (Sat) ~ November 12 (Tue), [Second semester] November 14 (Thu) ~ December 15 (Sun).

Biwa Hitohirakai "Talking about Literature, Just Talking Arts"

Using literature as a stepping stone, four kinds of storytelling that have not been encountered often will be gathered. Rakugo with light-hearted conversations, kodans read aloud in famous tones, ronin songs that growl with verses and sobs, and biwa that plays and sings over the sound of eternity. Each of them uses words in different expressions to convey the story. I would like you to take this opportunity to feel the richness of Japan's storytelling. Reservations & Inquiries biwahitohira.2021@gmail.com 090-5996-9137 (12 o'clock ~ 6 p.m.)

Notice of start of accepting applications for "The 22nd Minato City Tourism Photo Contest 2024"

The Minato City Tourism Photo Contest is held every year with the aim of rediscovering the charm of Minato City through photography, from famous places and old sites in Minato City to seasonal traditions and hidden spots. From October 12, 2024, we will start accepting entries for the "22nd Minato City Tourism Photo Contest 2024" in two categories, the general category and the Koshien division (*for junior high and high school students). Winners will receive gorgeous prizes. We are looking forward to receiving many applications! 【Application Period】 Saturday, October 12, 2024 ~ Sunday, January 5, 2025 [Click here for details on application guidelines and application methods] ◎ General Category https://visit-minato.mitte-x.istsw.jp/index.html?cn=65 ◎ Koshien Division (*For junior high and high school students) https://visit-minato.mitte-x.istsw.jp/index.html?cn=99 [New] ◎ Special Area Prize "Shimashobe". Continuing from last year, photos taken in the Izu Islands and Ogasawara Islands will also be awarded! ◎ Theme Award "Bridge". Please submit photos of various "bridges" scattered around Minato City! 【Application Rules】*Excerpt ・The copyright of the submitted work belongs to the photographer. ・The subject of the submitted work (people, buildings, products, etc.) must be submitted after obtaining permission from the right holder at the responsibility of the applicant so that there is no infringement of rights such as portrait rights, copyrights, trademark rights, etc. If the subject is a minor, please obtain the consent of a parent or guardian. ・The award-winning works will be posted on the website and exhibited at facilities in Minato City. In that case, we will announce it under the real name you received at the time of application. [Click here for past prize-winning works] https://visit-minato-city.tokyo/ja-jp/photocontest 【Inquiry】 Minato City Tourism Association Secretariat (Email:infominato1959@gmail.com)

Suntory Museum of Art "The Shape of Confucianism: A Book of the Mind -Confucianism in Japan Art-"

Confucianism is an ethical philosophy that refers to the teachings advocated by Confucius (552/551~479 BC) in China in the 6th century BC and the interpretation of his successors. The idea advocated by Confucius is that the goal is to approach a saint by practicing and practicing the moral view based on the five senses (benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom, and faith), and the ideal image of a human being who rules the world with virtue is ideal. This kind of thinking is said to have been introduced to Japan in the 4th century, earlier than Buddhism, and was enjoyed as a study in ancient imperial courts to learn what a ruler should be. In the Middle Ages, Confucianism was also important in Zen Buddhist temples because the Song Dynasty introduced Zhuzi (a new Confucian philosophy established by Zhu Xi of the Southern Song Dynasty) to Japan, and Zen monks eagerly studied it. From the early modern period onward, the Edo shogunate, which was based on the principle of civil rule, actively encouraged Confucianism and developed the Yushima Cathedral as its base. Throughout the Edo period, Confucianism was adopted and widely spread throughout Japan, from samurai families to people and children, regardless of status. For example, while the large-scale "Imperial Charts" and "Twenty-Four Filial Drawings" were produced to represent the ideal monarch and decorate the spaces of rulers, the same idea is also alive in the ukiyo-e prints and patterns of personal crafts held by ordinary people. These works show the ideals of the mind sought by the people of that time, that is, the ideas that serve as a reference, and bring fresh awareness to us today. We hope that this exhibition will be an opportunity to reflect on the rich messages that reside in masterpieces of Japan art, just like the "Onko Chishin" (Knowing the New through Sieving) in the Analects. * In order to protect the work, the exhibition will be changed during the exhibition period.

Toraya Tokyo Midtown Gallery 50th Special Exhibition "Eggs, Eggs, Eggs!"

Among the raw materials of Japanese confectionery, which are mainly plant-based, eggs can be said to be the only exception. It has been used as an ingredient in cooking all over the world, creating a wide variety of menus and processed products. Currently, the annual consumption per capita of Japan is the second largest in the world after Mexico, with a whopping 339 pieces! ＊　 It is no exaggeration to say that Japan people love eggs. Eggs are popular as such a familiar food, but there are still many things that are not known, such as how they change when cooked and what kind of sweets they are used for. In this exhibition, we will convey the charm of eggs as an ingredient in a fun way using models and illustrations. *Source: "Per Capita Egg Consumption in Major Countries (IEC (International Egg Commission) Report 2022 Country Data)"

Panasonic Shiodome Museum of Art "Le Corbusier: A Synthesis of the Arts 1930-1965"

The architect Le Corbusier (1887\u20121965) described his attempt to connect painting and sculpture under the direction of architecture as "the synthesis of the arts" in the later stages of his career. More than that, "the unity of the arts" was a slogan that expressed his entire view of art, guided by the idealism of unity, harmony and universal laws. Le Corbusier is known worldwide as a master of modern architecture, but he also revolutionized other areas of the visual arts. This exhibition will showcase his paintings, sculptures, drawings and tapestries from the 1930s onwards, as well as the artistic use of new techniques that he continued to seek. By introducing his later architectural works, the exhibition reveals Le Corbusier's mature view of art that goes far beyond the traditional framework. Optimistic and jubilant, these works take us beyond the functionalist image that sums up in his well-known phrase: "A house is a living machine." In addition, by juxtaposing the works of pioneering artists of the same era, such as Léger, Arp, and Kandinsky, his position in the artistic currents of the time is also revealed. This exhibition features German art historian Robert Wojczke as guest curator and explores the origins of the innovative minds of the 20th century.