MOON's permanent exhibition traces the relationship between the sea and people across time and region. Seascapes, tools, words, and memories—by re-examining the sea, which is familiar yet often overlooked, the exhibition aims to reaffirm the deep connection between everyday life and the sea. A variety of works, materials, and initiatives are collected and displayed, including music, movies, manga, books, folk tools, and school projects related to the sea.
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Shiosai RADIO presents playlists curated by musicians and DJs, all inspired by the ocean. Volume 3 features electronic musician and DJ Tentenko. She is known for her unique style, including organizing the music event "Ponpoko-yama," which is inspired by a tanuki (raccoon dog) festival. [……]
Things you should know about the ocean. All sorts of things about the sea that you might suddenly wonder about. | Vol. 02 | We can see the movement of the waves, but how does the water in the entire ocean move? Or does it stay in the same place? The distant ocean and the waters around where we live [……
<Shiosai RADIO> presents playlists curated by musicians and DJs, all inspired by the ocean. Volume 2 features H. Takaha, composer, architect, and operator of the record store "Kankyo Records" (Sangenjaya, Tokyo) [……
The permanent exhibition "Shiosai RADIO" features musicians and DJs presenting playlists inspired by the sea. Volume 1 features DJ and musician COMPUMA. His first album, "A View," incorporates the sound of waves into its music...
"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). [...]
Things you should know about the ocean. All sorts of things you might suddenly wonder about regarding the sea. | vol.01 | There are many planets in the universe, so why does Earth have oceans? Why does water remain in liquid form, forming vast oceans? A. Why does Earth have oceans? [……