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An Art and Island Journey
Through the Seasons on the Seto Inland Sea
Spring ： March 20th｜Wed｜— April 21st｜Sun｜
Summer ： July 20th｜Sat｜— September 1st｜Sun｜
Autumn ： October 5th｜Sat｜— November 4th｜Mon｜
Congestion Updates
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Teshima/Bus Please pay attention, The session outside, time tables for islands bus has been changed. |
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Shodoshima Bus Please pay attention ,The session outside, following time tables for islands bus has been changed. ( Art Festival line, Fukuda line for south direction ( bet. Fukuda port and Olive park ), Mito line, Town bus-Taura line) |
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All The session outside, Some art sites and facilities and viewing hours may change. Please check the Triennale website for the latest updates. |
Naoshima ANDO MUSEUM short talk by Ando Tadao
Architect Ando Tadao will be present to give a short talk at the newly opened ANDO MUSEUM
Shodoshima concert: harmony of light and sound
Live concert of a percussion called Sanukite at the popular artwork “The Light of Shodoshima”
Oshima Guided Tour of the Reservoir
Visit the reservoir on Oshima with a volunteer guide from Koebitai (Japanese only).
News
Araki Train Service Suspended on May 27
Araki Train will undergo a routine inspection on May 27.
About Viewing Triennale Art Sites between Spring and Summer Seasons (April 22 to July 19)
The Spring Season ended on April 21, 2013. Some art sites are still open to visitors in-between the Spring season and the Summer season which begins on July 20.
“Genichiro Inokuma – Murals Exhibition”
“Genichiro Inokuma – Murals Exhibition” from April 13, 2013 at the Marugame Genichiro-Inokuma Museum of Contemporary Art
Official App (iOS version) Ready for Download
The Setouchi Triennale 2013 App for iOS has now been released and is available for downloading. The Android version will be ready soon.
Convenient 2-Day Ferry Pass for 6 Islands
The 2-Day 6-Island Pass allows you to island hop virtually stress-free during the Setouchi Triennale 2013.
Blog
Thoughts at the End of the Spring Season
April 21. The brisk wind made spring seem like just a name. But although the cold pierced the skin, the wind blew away the haze, leaving a clear view all the way to the green mountains of Japan’s Chugoku region.
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