You can enjoy a hands-on workshop featuring round sticker art inspired by “Tori-oi,” a traditional event in Echigo-Tsumari. (The artist will not be present.)
Date: Available anytime during NUNAGAWA Campus opening hours
Location: 1st floor, NUNAGAWA Campus
Price: From 800 yen per ticket
Reservation: Not required
▼Past Special Exhibitions
Photo by Nakamura Osamu
A Special Exhibition featuring the work of artist Yukino Omura, who creates paintings using round stickers typically found in stationery sets, was held at the NUNAGAWA Campus in the winter of 2026. The exhibition presented paintings depicting the nightscapes of Echigo-Tsumari and urban nightscapes as an installation.
▼Artist Profile
Yukino Omura
Born in 1988, currently based in Tokyo. Graduated from the Department of Oil Painting, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tama Art University in 2013. While still a student, she presented paintings depicting nightscapes using round adhesive labels typically found on stationery. The unexpected use of materials and the visual beauty of her work earned her a selection and the Audience Award at the 2012 Tokyo Midtown Award.
Since then, she has been active as an artist. In 2018, she held a solo exhibition in Paris commissioned by the Japan National Tourism Organization.She has exhibited at the Takasaki City Museum of Art’s “FLOWER” exhibition (2020), the Fukui City Museum of Art’s “Yukino Omura Exhibition: BEAUTIFUL LIGHTS—The World of Round Sticker Art” (2023), the Kushiro City Museum of Art’s “Miracle Sticker Art: The World of Yukino Omura—Beautiful Lights” (2024),Tonami City Art Museum “2025 Tonami Tulip Fair Special Exhibition: Yukino Omura Exhibition—The World of Sticker Art” (2025), among others, holding solo exhibitions in various locations and participating in numerous group exhibitions. Starting in fiscal year 2025, she will be responsible for the illustrations for the “Literary Criticism” column in the Asahi Shimbun.
In addition to exhibiting her artwork, she supervises audience-participatory workshops where anyone can create art simply by applying stickers, and appears as a judge for the round sticker art segment on the MBS-produced show “Prebato!!.”
In early 2023, she published her first book, “Let’s Try! Everyone’s Sticker Art Book.” She continues to share the appeal of “sticker art” and the joy of self-expression with a wide audience.
Photo by CHIHIRO KIYOTA
▼Facility Information
Nunagawa Elementary School, which closed in March 2014, has been reborn as a school where students can learn about the value of their local community through hands-on experiences.Based on agriculture, we provide a space to help each individual discover their unique strengths through food, daily life, play, and dance. Additionally, as the “Children’s Five Senses Art Museum,” we present art that engages the whole body—beyond just “seeing”—and it also serves as the home ground for “FC Echigo-Tsumari,” an agricultural professional soccer team where female players from the city have relocated to become stewards of the Rice Fields and continue playing soccer.
[Hours] 10:00 AM–5:00 PM (until 4:00 PM in October and November)
[Open] Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from January 24 to March 8, 2026
[Admission] Adults: 800 yen; Elementary and junior high school students: 400 yen, or use the “Echigo-Tsumari Winter 2026” Common Ticket
Summary
| Date and time | Anytime during opening hours at the NUNAGAWA Campus |
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NUNAGAWA Campus |
| Admission |
Starting at 800 yen per ticket, plus admission to the NUNAGAWA Campus (800 yen for Adults, 400 yen for elementary and junior high school students)
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