JIKU #013 HOKUHOKU-LINE

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Photo by Nakamura Osamu

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About the artwork

“JIKU” is a series of projects that uses light to express the regional axes—as well as the axes of Point of View and history—that have been obscured by urban development and changes in the landscape.This installment takes place at Misashima Station on the Hokuetsu Express Hokuhoku Line. Using the tracks of the Hokuhoku Line—which has fostered new connections within the region since its opening in 1997—the project expresses the value and energy of connecting one place to another. Lighting installations positioned at the front and rear of a special train illuminate the straight tunnel in sync with sound. This is an experiential artwork that can only be viewed by passengers aboard the special train.

[FY 2026 Operation Schedule]
September 13, 2026 (Sun), October 25, 2026 (Sun)

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*This artwork features light and sound and provides an immersive experience. During the performance, there may be loud noises and periods of darkness. Please be aware if you are sensitive to loud noises or dark environments, or if you are bringing children.
*Capacity is limited to 35 people per session.

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Artwork no. T409
Production year 2021
Opening hours For details, please refer to the Hokuetsu Express Hokuhoku Line reservation page.
Admission Adults: 600 yen; Elementary and Middle School Students: 400 yen
*With a Common Ticket, admission is 100 yen off for both adults and elementary and middle school students (one-time use only)
*A separate train ticket is required
Area Tokamachi
Village Sarukura
Official website https://www.hokuhoku.co.jp/jiku.html
Venue Hokuhoku Line, Misashima Station, Hokuetsu Express (U, Tokamachi city, Niigata Prefecture 948-0000) *You must take the train to visit this location.
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