Theatre Workshop has consistently hosted theatre seminars featuring invited guests.
This year, we are launching a new seminar series, "Ito-Juku," led by our representative, Masaji Ito.
With 50 years of experience in theatre architecture research and extensive involvement in theatre and performance spaces, Masaji Ito will lead each session, focusing on specific themes.
Building on research findings and practical insights, participants will engage in discussions to develop a new theatre model for the 2030s.
Masaji Ito, Representative Director Message
In my studies of architectural planning, I was taught that space has a function, and that what is functional is beautiful.
The most important aspect of architectural design was how to make a space easy to use for its intended purpose.
The relationship between function and space was also reflected in the names of rooms: conference rooms, rehearsal rooms, exhibition rooms, and so on.
However, such functionalist thinking has evolved over time, and the relationship between space and function seems to have become increasingly blurred.
The Ogimachi Museum Cube, a venue we created, consists of 10 cubes.
The cubes represent only the form of the space—how they are used is entirely up to the user.
"Do as you please."
President of Naitoh & Associates
Born in 1950. Completed a master's course at Waseda University in 1976.
He worked at Fernando Igueras Architects in Madrid, Spain, and at Kiyonori Kikutake Architects. After working at Kiyonori Kikutake & Associates, he established Naito & Associates in 1981.
From 2001 to 2011, he served as professor and vice president of the Graduate School of the University of Tokyo.
From 2011, he is Professor Emeritus of the University of Tokyo.
He served as the chairman of the jury for the Good Design Award from 2007 to 2009.
He will be President of Tama Art University from 2023.
Major Architectural Works>
Sea Museum, Azumino Chihiro Art Museum, Makino Tomitaro Memorial Museum, Fuji Kogen Training Institute of Ethics, Shimane Art Center, Hyugaichi Station, Toraya Kyoto Store, Asahikawa Station, Shizuoka Prefecture Kusanagi Sports Ground Gymnasium, Toraya Akasaka Store, Takata Matsubara Tsunami Reconstruction Memorial Park National Memorial and Prayer Facilities, Shibuya Station on the Ginza Line, Kioi Seido, Kyoto Hatoyido, etc.
Online Participation 19:00 Streaming starts
*Streaming will have a few seconds delay from real time
*Missed streaming available until 23:59 on Thursday, August 29
Place of the event< strong>> THE CORE KITCHEN/SPACE on Shingora-dori
Fee (tax included)
On-site participation 2,500 yen
On-site participation + reception 4,500 yen
Online participation 1,500 yen
Students (both on-site and online) 1,000 yen
*Students are required to pay 1,000 yen for on-site participation. 1,000 yen
*Students attending at the venue will not be charged for the reception
＜Ticket>
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◇ Ticket purchase period
On-site participation tickets: Tickets can be purchased until 12:00 on August 2 (Fri).
Online participation tickets: Tickets can be purchased until 23:59 on August 27 (Tue).
◇ Missed streaming: You can watch the missed streaming until 23:59 on August 29 (Thu.).
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Sintora-dori THE CORE KITCHEN/SPACE
1F, 1-1, Shimbashi 4-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0004, Japan
■ Toei Mita Line "Uchisaiwaicho" station, Exit A1, 5 minutes walk
■ JR, Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Toei Asakusa Line, Yurikamome Line
"Shinbashi" station, Karasumori Exit, 6 minutes walk
■ Tokyo Metro Ginza Line "Toranomon" station, Exit 1, 10 minutes walk
■ Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line "Toranomon Hills" station, Exit A1, 10 minutes walk Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line "Toranomon Hills" Station: approx. 10 minutes walk from Exit A1
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https ://www.hillsmediaspace.com/space_th_detail03.html
< official website> https://theatre-workshop.co.jp/seminar
<Planning and Hosting> Theater Workshop Inc
Cooperation> Mori Building Co.
seminar@theatre-workshop.co.jp
