Nakanojo Biennale
A biennial in a town of 15,000, staged in closed schools and empty houses and run by residents.
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A biennial in a town of 15,000, staged in closed schools and empty houses and run by residents.
Wooden channels built to cool water too hot to bathe in became the centrepiece of the town.
Azaleas gathered and planted by a feudal lord four centuries ago, grown into a landscape.
Volcanic rock eroded into pinnacles, painted since the Edo period as a real-world landscape scroll.
Mulberry fields and heightened roofs - an industry that reshaped both land and houses.
River terraces stacked like steps, with the town on one of them - geology legible as a drawing.
A postwar card game every local memorises; its 44 illustrated cards are effectively Gunma's tourist map.