About the artwork
The view seen from a window of a room becomes “my view,” a window for rediscovering the scenery of Echigo-Tsumari spreading outside through the view seen from the window. Its waving curtains reflect the breeze. When she visited Echigo-Tsumari, the artist was overwhelmed by its nature. She resolved to create a work like a flower that would blossom modestly, without disturbing nature. Fluttering curtains brought sunlight and the breeze of satoyama wind to visitors’ hearts.
*Please refrain from climbing on the artwork under any circumstances. Please be aware that this is extremely dangerous and may result in damage to the artwork.
[Viewing Notes] The curtains may become tangled due to the wind; please understand that this is simply one of the many expressions the artwork takes on in its natural setting. Even when the curtains are tangled, this does not necessarily indicate a problem or a need for repair. We hope you will enjoy watching the artwork change in harmony with nature.
Information and Map
| Artwork no. | N028 |
|---|---|
| Production year | 2006 |
| Opening hours | Daytime |
| Admission | — (Fee may be included in the ETAT Passport or Common Ticket, depending on the period) |
| Closed | Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, except on national holidays (outside artworks can still be viewed on closed days); winter |
| Area | Nakasato |
| Village | Kikyohara |
| Open dates | April 25–November 8, 2026 (Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays, except on holidays) |
| Venue | Inside Kikyohara Uruoi Park (1-1463 Kikyohara, Tokamachi city) |
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