Aiming at trying to find the vision and the clue for the city planning by seeing
the women’s lives and roles in the works based in Takaoka, Toyama and Hokuriku.

Viewing films, animations, mangas and literature (as we call ‘sub-cultural media’) ever made in Takaoka, Toyama prefecture and Hokuriku area as our important reference, the workshop aims to derive the women’s images and lives from these characters to find a vision for the future of the place. It’s open to students, business workers and all who is interested in film, architecture, literature or art as well as the place. No creative skills are necessary though we’ll ask you to make two or three-dimensional work. English speakers are very much welcome to join.

Date & time
15 July 2017
SESSION ONE: workshop 13:00 – 15:00(A gathering will take place after the session.)
16 July 2017
SESSION TWO: workshop 13:00 – 15:00
SESSION THREE: discussion 15:00 – 17:00‘Reviewing + Looking for ideas for the creative vision for the city planning from the works we made’
＊You can attend all sessions or every single session.
＊We will be in the workshop venue from 10 am for two days. You can come in any time to work.
Venue
Communication room, 6th floor, Wing Wing Takaoka
(Takaoka Lifelong Learning Centre and Takaoka City Library / In front of JR Takaoka station north side)
Toyama-ken(pref), Takaoka-shi(city), Suehiro-cho 1-7
Fee
1,000 yen (with profession), 500 yen (student above high school and unemployed) for all sessions
How to apply
Please email info@cinematicarchitecturetokyo.com with your name, contacts and the name of your school or profession.
＊We strongly suggest you research the materials referring to the list below on your own in advance. Please let us know as you contact we’ll send you more information.
＊College students studying architecture, urban planning, design and art as well as people coming from outside Toyama prefecture are very much welcome.
＊Voluntary staff is now also wanted. You can get a closer look at CAT’s approach from the beginning Please contact us by email.
＊Any enquiries are welcome by email.

Reference
Film and anime true tears（manga 2008）, blue（film 2003） Taki No Shiraito (The Water Magician/film 1933), etc.
Litelature and manga: Ao Haru Ride（Io Sakisaka 2011）, Hoshi no Furumachi (When You Wish Upon a Star/Hidenori Hara 2006), Phoenix Tree (Aogiri/ Satoko Kizaki 1985) and etc.
＊You can choose the work referring to the list above. It will be anything about the city of Takaoka, Toyama prefecture or Hokuriku area is featured.

＊ For the Sake of Anyone Who We Might not Have Seen Yet’ is taken from Satoko Kizaki’s Akutagawa Literature Prize-awarded novel,
The Phoenix Tree (1985).