TOKYO Night & Light - Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Projection Mapping Screening every day from February 25, 2024!
In order to create a new tourism resource that colors Tokyo's nights, we have begun showing projection mapping all year round, using Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No. 1, one of Tokyo's landmarks, as a canvas to express a variety of art using light and sound. To do.
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- What is projection mapping?
- TOKYO Night & Light - Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Projection Mapping
What is projection mapping?
Projection mapping is a technology that uses a special projector to paste images onto an object.
This technology distorts the image to match the shape of the object, creating a three-dimensional effect. This allows you to create a sense of realism and immersion that cannot be expressed on a flat surface.
Projection mapping is used in various fields such as entertainment, advertising, events, and art, and can create impressive and powerful visual effects, especially when projected onto large-scale buildings and landmarks.
TOKYO Night & Light - Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Projection Mapping
In order to create a new tourism resource that colors Tokyo's nights, we have begun showing projection mapping all year round, using Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No. 1, one of Tokyo's landmarks, as a canvas to express a variety of art using light and sound. will be done. On the first day of the screening on February 25, 2024 (Sunday), an opening event (participation is free, application required) will be held with a live performance.
Additionally, this initiative is currently applying for Guinness World Records™ as the ``largest architectural projection mapping exhibition (permanent installation)'', so please look forward to the projection mapping that will brighten up Tokyo's nights.
Event details
Start date: Opening event will be held on February 25, 2024 (Sunday) Regular screening will start from February 26, 2024 (Monday) *Scheduled to be shown every day, except during stormy weather etc.
Projection surface: East wall of Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No. 1
Screening time: From sunset to around 9:00 pm *Screening on special schedule only on February 25th
[Current screening schedule] (February 26, 2024 to the end of April)
◼︎00 minute start episode
Screening from 19:00 (15 minutes)
Screening from 20:00 (15 minutes)
Screening from 21:00 (15 minutes)
◼︎30 minutes starting session
Screening from 19:30 (10 minutes)
Screening from 20:30 (10 minutes)
*On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, different content will be shown for the 00-minute and 30-minute times.
On weekdays, the same content will be shown in the 00-minute and 30-minute episodes.
Screening contents:
【Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays】
Screening content with a story that utilizes colors and detailed expressions
【weekdays】
Screening highly visible content while taking advantage of the architectural beauty of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
Viewing location: Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Civic Plaza (2-8-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo)
access:
From the west exit of Shinjuku Station (underground bus stop), get off at Toei Bus or Keio Bus (Tocho Circulation) and get off at "Tocho Daiichi Honchosha"
Sponsored by: Tokyo Metropolitan Government/Tokyo Projection Mapping Executive Committee
■For inquiries, please contact the “TOKYO Night & Light” office
TEL: 03-4446-2111
Business hours: Weekdays 10:00~18:00 (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, and New Year's holidays)
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