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Art
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in kamiyama

Art
Bulletin
Features
Travel Info
Japanese

2014

2014年11月03日

KAIR2014 Archives (news papers)

Art in Kamiyama

inKamiyama

"In-Kamiyama" is the website to share what is happening in our town Kamiyama. It is organized by Green Valley Inc. and Kamiyama TSUNAGU Corporation since 2016.

This website has been originally developed by Green Valley Inc. in 2008 to share everyday life in Kamiyama such as KAIR related projects, relocation support info, event info and random blogs posted by local residents. Past years this website brought us many changes in town. After 9 years of use, we renewed this site with new members of TSUNAGU Corporation. We hope we could share a bit of atmosphere of Kamiyama through our website.

The English site is more about KAIR and art related posts. You could also stop by at our Japanese pages to explore our various on-going projects in Kamiyama through pictures and movies. We hope you visit Kamiyama someday soon!

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The story of Kamiyama was introduced by YOSHIMOTO Mitsuhiro (NLI Research Institute) in issue 8 of "Field - A journal of socially engaged art criticism" (Fall 2017).

Kamiyama photo album (~2013)

Green Valley Inc. is a non-profit organization founded in 2004.
Our mission is to solve regional problems with arts and culture, and to build a self-sustaining and economically independent community. We have been registered as certified NPO organization since 2017.

Read more about Green Valley Inc.

Read more about our coworking space, the Kamiyama Valley Satellite Office Complex
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Kamiyama Tsunagu Corporation was established as an organization affiliated with Kamiyama Town Office in April 2016.
The Kamiyama Tsunagu Corporation leads a revitalization plan called the Project to Connect the Town to Future Generations, acting as an intermediary organization in a support position between the government and the region.

What’s the Project to Connect the Town to Future Generations?

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