Statement: Does the sea have meaning? The sea simply stretches out before us. It is always humans who give it meaning. Even while fearing the sea, people have offered prayers, shared its blessings, and woven words and stories about its overwhelming presence. [...]
<Shiosai RADIO> presents playlists curated by musicians and DJs, all inspired by the sea. For Vol. 14, we feature Kansai-based DJ oboco. The playlist evokes the liberating feeling of the Balearic Islands (Mediterranean) in Spain, and the twilight of a rural village [……
Shiosai RADIO is a series where musicians and DJs present playlists inspired by the sea. For volume 13, DISTEST, a member of the Kansai-based music unit "NEW MANUKE" and also active as a DJ, will be featured [……
Embark on a journey through manga that connects us to the sea this summer! A free paper commemorating the 50 selected works for the web exhibition "100 Manga that Connect the Sea" is now complete! The web exhibition "100 Manga that Connect the Sea" has reached vol. 9, and the number of selected works has reached 50! [……
This exhibition showcases approximately 600 books about the sea selected by 100 libraries across Japan. Within these books, a variety of oceans unfold. There are calm seas, and rough seas. Seas filled with memories of time spent with friends and family, seas where whales and dolphins communicate, and seas yet to be discovered by anyone... [……]
A project that takes you on a journey to the sea through manga. The sea of adventure, the sea where love blossoms, the sea that nurtures food, and the sea that receives memories and prayers. A wide variety of seas are depicted in manga. Turn the pages and distant seas, and seas you have never seen before, will feel much closer. [...
Shiosai RADIO is a series where musicians and DJs present playlists of music related to the sea. Volume 12 features DJ Naggie. He is a trusted name among many music fans, having performed at venues such as Shinjuku OPEN and Higashi-Koenji GRASSROOTS [……
"The sea is vast, so immense..." The Musashino Art University Museum & Library's Folklore Collection showcases approximately 90,000 folk artifacts, representing the skills and wisdom (i.e., folk tools) cultivated through the long-standing relationship between people and the sea, as well as people's hopes for a bountiful catch (i.e., toys). [...]