【Tokyo】The 4th Uminote Line Symposium | Uminote Line Field Lecture 2026 "Tokyo Apparatus"
Summary
The 4th Uminote Line Symposium, "Tokyo Apparatus," is a tour-style field lecture set in the Tokyo waterfront area, featuring diverse speakers such as artists, practitioners, and students presenting alternative visions of Tokyo. The program includes a pre-event podcast discussing commercial architecture and the shifting center of Tokyo; lectures and discussions covering the physicality of urban public space at Toyosu Market, the impact of autonomous driving on urban structure at Yaesu, and urban design proposals for the waterfront by University of Tokyo students at Monzen-Nakacho. Participants will also experience a disaster evacuation drill simulating a massive flood in Koto Ward. The event concludes with a gallery talk by architect Jun Aoki and photographer Sayaka Uehara at a temporary museum in Shin-Toyosu. The full-day program allows participants to experience the "shoreline" where the city, architecture, culture, and commerce meet.
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