Did you ever imagine a bridge as a piece of art? Here at Honmura-bashi, that’s exactly what you’ll find. Honmura-bashi isn’t just a bridge. It’s a living testament to Naoshima’s rich history, nestled within the heart of the Honmura district. This area has been a cultural hub for centuries, once home to five temples and shrines. The very name “Honmura” speaks to its historical significance, meaning “old village”. Honmura-bashi provides access to the Art House Project, a unique initiative transforming old houses into contemporary art spaces. You can literally walk across Honmura-bashi and step into a living artwork. The Art House Project started in 1998 with “Kadoya” and now includes seven locations. Artists have infused these spaces with the memories and history of the island, creating an unforgettable experience. Each house offers a different artistic journey. From Tatsuo Miyajima’s digital counters at “Kadoya” to James Turrell’s immersive darkness at “Minamidera”, Honmura-bashi serves as a gateway to these artistic wonders. As you cross Honmura-bashi, remember you’re not just crossing a bridge. You’re stepping into a world where art and history intertwine, a journey into the heart of Naoshima’s creative soul.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to