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This interactive research effort is part of the Tokyo Diversion Project, an attempt to encourage dialogue on issues like social diversity and divisions through debates on the significance of ‘diversions’ as a means of social survival. Researchers visited medical facilities and care-related organisations in the metropolitan area to conduct surveys and interviews, and will now report and discuss their findings during this session.
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Open Thu Oct 16
Time 7pm-9pm
Admission ¥500 (max. 20 participants, reservation required)
Telephone 070 6437 3599
Venue Shiba no Ie
Address 3-26-10 Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Transport Shiba-Koen Station (Mita line); Mita Station (Mita, Asakusa lines); Tamachi Station (Yamanote, Keihin-Tohoku lines)
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