[Open from 2/22 (Sat) to 2/24 (Mon)]
Lee Byungchan “Creature” may be canceled at short notice due to wind conditions.
From January to March, the Field Museum is covered with pure white snow. Enjoy seasonal art, community experiences, and snow activities at the Field Museum, which is hard to imagine from spring to fall when even the roads are gone.
Lee Byungchan (b. 1987) has focused on the ecosystem of capital. His works, composed of disposable plastic, depict undulating forms that reflect an obsession with breathing and objects. He has also explored the mass of the city through waves and distorted sounds.
*The installation location of the works will change.
Photo by Nakamura Osamu
Born in Saitama, Japan Artist, Dyeing artist
The desire to know the true nature of the signs that are there. The true nature may be the providence of nature or the truth of the world.
Dyeing something and twisting something are the means to seek and express this desire.
In recent years, he has been presenting outdoor installations.
Photo by Nakamura Osamu
Born in Yamagata City in 1982. Studied painting at Tohoku University of Art & Design. Works at the base in Yamagata Prefecture. Focusing on the relationship between humans and nature, the West and the East, and rural and urban areas, he examines their conflict, domination, and reconciliation from his own unique perspective, and expresses them multilaterally, mainly through oil paintings.
Courtesy of Koganecho International Artist’s Network 2023,
Photo by Nakamura Osamu
In the Echigo-Tsumari region, each village holds a koshogatsu event during the Chinese New Year (around January 15). A tower made of straw is burned to predict the year’s rice crop.
Date: 2/23 (Sun), 3/2 (Sun)
Time: 10:30-13:00 approx.
Fee: Adult ticket +¥1,000 ,Children under 14 years old ticket +¥500
Contents:
10:30₋10:45 Explanation of the Dondoyaki and introduction of staff
10:45₋11:45 Let’s make a A tower made of straw for the Dondoyaki
11:45₋12:30 Mochi pounding and lunch
12:30-13:00 DondoYaki
Put on your “kanjiki,” a snow walking folk tool, and head out to the Field Museum, which is closed to the snow. Enjoy a different view of Matsudai Castle from spring to fall.
Date: 3/9(Sun)
Time: 13:00-15:00
Fee: Adult ticket +¥1,000 , Children 6-15 years old ticket +¥500
Contents:
13:00-13:15 Gathering, explanation of the route, introduction of staff
13:30-14:00 Visiting Matsudai Castle
14:00-14:30 Visiting Matsudai Castle and rest
14:30-15:00 Wearing Kanjiki (traditional Japanese tools for walking on snow)
Date: Sat & Sun during the exhibition period
Time: 10:00-17:00 (last order 16:30)
Activities:You can bake and enjoy rice cakes around the sunken hearth at Matsudai History Museum.
Application: Please apply on-site.
A snow amusement park will appear where visitors can experience snow tubing and banana boats on a natural incline, and hand-pushed sleds for the little ones. When you get tired, you can make coffee by a bonfire, roast rice cakes on a seven-wheeled stove, or enjoy other activities on the snow.
Date: 2/22 (Sat)-3/9 (Sun) Saturdays, Sundays and holidays only
Time: 10:00-16:00
Let’s slide down the huge slope at once with snow tubes! You can also play with hand-pushed sleds and snow boards.
Ride on a banana boat for an exhilarating ride through the snow. One free ride with a common ticket or a special exhibition ticket. ※¥100 from the second time.
You can enjoy riding and pushing a cute sled.
Photo by Nakamura Osamu
¥200 per piece of rice cake 、¥100 per cup of coffee
Date: 2/22 (Sat)
Time: 14:00~
Photo by Nakamura Osamu
A snowboard class will also be held for small children and adults to learn how to ride a handmade board without bindings.
Date: 2/23 (Sun)
Time: 14:00~
Photo by Yanagi Ayumi
Matsudai NOHBUTAI
Time: 10:00-17:00
Fee: Matsudai “Nohbutai” Adults ¥600 / Children under 6-15years old ¥300 (admission is also possible with a “Echigo-Tsumari Art Field Winter 2025” common tiket or the special exhibition tiket)
Date and time |
1/25(Sat)-3/9(Sun), 2025 Closed on Tue & Wed Excluding national holidays |
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Venue |
Around Matsudai NOHBUTAI(3743-1, Matsudai, Tokamachi-city, Niigata, Japan) |
Admission | Art Field “Echigo-Tsumari Winter 2025” or the exhibition ticket: ¥1,000 for adults, ¥500 for Children under 12years old |