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JNACA

the Japan Netherlands Architecture Culture Association

24/09/2025

Worth a visit! ✨
The atelier of Hiroshi Hara is open to the public this month.

Rintaro Hara studied at Sandberg Institute in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. He is now a successful Art installation artist and participating in many biennalen, trienalen and other art events in Japan.

Rest in Peace Hiroshi Hara
A special family exhibition organized by his wife, featuring works by Rintaro Hara and Yu Hara, in memory of their husband and father, Hiroshi Hara.

“Filling the silence of the forest”
September 6 (Sat) – September 28 (Sun), 2025
Open Fri–Sun, 11:00–18:00
📍 Atelier Pi, 10-3 Hachiyamacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0035

The exhibition takes place inside Atelier Pi, designed by Hiroshi Hara himself.

22/09/2025

An update of the event:
Re-Thinking Re-Use 2025
Architecture × Urbanism × Future Cities

Only the symposium on Saturday 2025 September 27th is available for everyone.
Please check for more information, by checking the QR code.

Join us for an international symposium bridging Japan and the Netherlands!
We’ll dive into how cities can reuse, adapt, and reimagine spaces — from past legacies to future possibilities.

📍 Venue: Chiba University, Sumida Satellite Campus (Tokyo)
📅 Symposium: Sept 27 (Sat) 10:00–16:00

💡 Topics include:
🔹 Kyōjima’s past, present & multiple futures
🔹 Neighborhoods — built, lived, and reimagined
🔹 Insights from Japanese & Dutch experts

🎤 With guest architects, urbanists, and researchers from Japan & the Netherlands.

👉 Open to the public. Come rethink the future of our neighborhoods together!

22/09/2025

🌏✨ Re-Thinking Re-Use 2025 ✨🌏
Architecture × Urbanism × Future Cities

Join us for an international symposium bridging Japan and the Netherlands!
We’ll dive into how cities can reuse, adapt, and reimagine spaces — from past legacies to future possibilities.

📍 Venue: Chiba University, Sumida Satellite Campus (Tokyo)
📅 Symposium: Sept 27 (Sat) 10:00–16:00

💡 Topics include:
🔹 Kyōjima’s past, present & multiple futures
🔹 Neighborhoods — built, lived, and reimagined
🔹 Insights from Japanese & Dutch experts

🎤 With guest architects, urbanists, and researchers from Japan & the Netherlands.

👉 Open to the public. Come rethink the future of our neighborhoods together!

住所

Shibuya-ku, Tokyo