關於 edo society ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

NYDeTour週末何處去：10/20-10/22 (Fri-Sun)

＊10/20 (Fri) Happy Hours at Japan Society
每個月一次的Japan Society Happy Hour星期五晚上會有日本藝術家Hiroshi Sugimoto：Gates to Paradise的開展儀式。活動也會提供Joto Sake免費試飲。
地點：Japan Society, 333, E. 47st Street, NY
時間：10/20 (Fri) 6pm-9pm
https://www.japansociety.org/event/escape-east-happy-hour?utm_source=theskint&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=sugimoto

＊10/20 (Fri) Brooklyn Historical Society Free Fridays: Lost Brooklyn
這星期五又是Brooklyn Historical Society的免費星期五活動。這次主題是「被遺忘的布魯克林歷史」，朋友們可以來這裡享用免費啤酒(tips appreaciated)，聽關於布魯克林歷史的演講，了解一些Brooklyn Dodgers的歷史(now that they are in WS)。
地點：Brooklyn Historical Society, 128 Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn
時間：10/20 (Fri) 5pm-9pm
http://brooklynhistory.org/visitor/freefridays

＊10/20-10/21 (Fri & Sat) Garment District Art Festival
星期五和星期六兩天在曼哈頓時裝區(Garment District)附近的藝廊與藝術工作室都會開放讓民眾參觀。有興趣的朋友可以到連結網站查看詳細節慶內容。
地點：Various locations at Garment District
時間：10/20 (Fri) 10am-10pm; 10/21 (Sat) 11am-9pm
http://garmentdistrict.nyc/plan-your-visit/events/garment-district-arts-festival-day-217/
http://garmentdistrict.nyc/plan-your-visit/events/garment-district-arts-festival-day-317/

＊10/20-10/22 (Fri-Sun) Clio Art Fair
想看獨立藝術家的創作展覽的朋友，這週末在Chelsea的Clio Art Fair有將近40位非常有才華的藝術家作品展示。看看這些藝術家與主流藝術家的創意有何不同。
地點：Clio Art Fair, 508, W. 26th Street, NY
時間：10/20-10/21 (Fri & Sat) 11am-8pm; 10/22 (Sun) 12pm-6pm
http://www.clioartfair.com/clio-art-fair-oct-2017

＊10/21 (Sat) It’s Happening! Celebrating 50 Years of Public Art in NYC Parks
慶祝Art in The Parks 50週年紀念這星期六中央公園將變身為一個大型戶藝術展示空間。有超過100 件藝術作品和行動藝術將在此展出。其中來自台灣的藝術家藍巧茹(Catherine Lan)也將表演Taiwan Tribal Sprits。是到中央公園賞楓監看一盞的大好活動！
地點：East Pinetum in Central Park (Enter at 84th St. Entrance)
時間：10/21 (Sat) 11am-3pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/186163648587105/?acontext=%7B%22action_history%22%3A[%7B%22mechanism%22%3A%22bookmarks%22%2C%22surface%22%3A%22bookmarks_menu%22%2C%22extra_data%22%3A%22[]%22%7D%2C%7B%22surface%22%3A%22dashboard%22%2C%22mechanism%22%3A%22calendar_tab_event%22%2C%22extra_data%22%3A%22[]%22%7D]%2C%22ref%22%3A46%2C%22source%22%3A2%7D

＊10/21 (Sat) The Annual Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade
一年一度最療癒的活動之一「萬聖節狗狗化妝遊行」活動星期六在東村的Tompkins Square Park舉行。今年還特別有柯基犬(Corgi)的裝扮比賽，想像畫面就超可愛的！愛狗人士一定不能錯過！
地點：Tompkins Square Park, E. 10th Street bet Avenue A & Avenue B
時間：10/21 (Sat) 12pm-3pm
http://www.tompkinssquaredogrun.com/halloween/

10/21 (Sat & Sun) Gowanus Open Studios 2017
Gowanus是布魯克林越來越熱門的地區，也吸引了許多藝術家在此駐點。這週末Gowanus將有Open Studios活動讓紐約客能夠進一步認識這邊的藝術家和了解這個社區。
地點：Various locations in Gowanus, Brooklyn. 可以在這些地方索取工作室地圖：https://www.artsgowanus.org/where-to-pick-up-maps-for-gos-2017
時間：10/21-10/22 (Sat & Sun) 12pm-6pm
https://www.artsgowanus.org/home

＊10/21 (Sat) High Line Honey
對養蜂采蜜有興趣嗎？星期六在High Line Park靠近W. 14th St 的通道有一項認識蜂蜜的活動，介紹都市養蜂的相關知識。有興趣的朋友別錯過了！
地點：High Line Park at W. 14th Street
時間：10/21 (Sat) 10am-4pm
http://www.thehighline.org/activities/high-line-honey-presented-by-td-bank

＊10/21 (Sat) 9TH ANNUAL MARCO POLO FESTIVAL
中國的京劇和義大利的歌劇會擦出什麼火花？能串連義大利和中國文化的歷史人物應該就是馬可波羅了。星期六在Chinatown與Little Italy有馬可波羅節，有興趣的朋友可以到Mott St，Mulberry和Grand St.等街道觀看遊行和各項表演活動。
地點：Mott. St, Mulberry St & Grand St.
時間：10/21 (Sat) 11am-3pm
https://twobridges.org/whats_new/9th-annual-marco-polo-festival/

10/22 (Sun) Fall Open House at MoMA PS1.
MoMA PS1的秋季藝展開放日這星期天舉行，朋友們可以免費入場先睹MoMA PS1未來半年新的展出，也有現場音樂表演。非常推薦的活動！
地點：MoMA PS1, 22-25 Jackson Avenue, LIC
時間：10/22 (Sun) 12pm-6pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/1548918605184181/?acontext=%7B%22action_history%22%3A[%7B%22mechanism%22%3A%22bookmarks%22%2C%22surface%22%3A%22bookmarks_menu%22%2C%22extra_data%22%3A%22[]%22%7D%2C%7B%22surface%22%3A%22dashboard%22%2C%22mechanism%22%3A%22calendar_tab_event%22%2C%22extra_data%22%3A%22[]%22%7D]%2C%22ref%22%3A46%2C%22source%22%3A2%7D

＊10/22 (Sun) Fall Foliage Walk on Randalls Island
想不用出城就可以到郊外賞楓嗎？星期天在Randalls Island有一場島上楓葉導覽活動，除了認識Randalls Island上的職務外，也可以欣賞美麗的東河河景和曼頓天際線。
地點：Randalls Island (從Manhattan E. 103rd St的Ward’s Island Bridge走過去)
時間：10/22 (Sun) 2pm
https://randallsisland.org/events/fall-foliage-walk/2017-10-22/

＊10/22 (Sun) JAPAN Fes / EDO & Tea Tasting Contest & Okinawa & Curry Contest
星期天在UWS的Street Fair將有一個街區會舉辦日本茶飲試飲活動和咖哩競賽。和Ramen Fest一樣，朋友們購買日式，泰式和印度三種不同的咖哩食物並投票決定那一種咖哩最好吃。
地點：Broadway bet W. 92nd St & 94th St
時間：10/22 (Sun) 10am-6pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/269482186896539/?acontext=%7B%22action_history%22%3A[%7B%22mechanism%22%3A%22bookmarks%22%2C%22surface%22%3A%22bookmarks_menu%22%2C%22extra_data%22%3A%22[]%22%7D%2C%7B%22surface%22%3A%22dashboard%22%2C%22mechanism%22%3A%22calendar_tab_event%22%2C%22extra_data%22%3A%22[]%22%7D]%2C%22ref%22%3A46%2C%22source%22%3A2%7D

Have a great weekend, my friends!

Go Yankees!!!!! 👎👎👎

江戸時代の長屋に住む落語の登場人物、熊さんや八つぁんは、時に店賃（たなちん＝家賃）を滞納しても、長屋を追い出されることは、まずなかったといいます。人情に篤い大家さんのおかげかと思いきや、実はもっと現実的な理由があって、しかも、それが江戸の循環型社会を支えるものの一つだったとか。今回は、江戸のエコな暮らしと結びついていた、さまざまな「仕事」をご紹介しましょう。
くらしの良品研究所から「江戸の仕事 ─使い尽くす暮らしのために─」、お送りします。
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It is said that the characters of rakugo, who live in nagaya in the edo period, are not the first to be kicked out of nagaya even if they arrears the store (was-rent) at the time. I thought it was thanks to the humane landlord, and there was actually a more realistic reason, and it was one of the things that supported the circulation society of Edo. This time, let's introduce a variety of ′′ work ′′ that was linked to the eco life of Edo.
I will send you a ′′ Edo work ─ for life ─ ", from the institute of feel.
http://muji.lu/1NuRQeXTranslated

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▍Voices of Photography 攝影之聲 ▍
Issue 16 : 廢 / 棄 / 空間
Abandoned Spaces

廢棄空間，一種視覺景觀、影像常客與美學符號。它是空無，是歷史，是記憶，是枯索，是再生，是複合的種種概念。當人類社會陷入永無止盡的拆和建，以及如今更多的「待拆」和「待建」，無人的沉默空間正在影像裡發出低鳴，使我們不得不關注廢棄空間有機的物質性與政治權力的控制關係。

在這期的《攝影之聲》中，米田知子探訪建造於台灣日治時期而今已廢置的日本家屋，追溯歷史輪轉的流變軌跡；劉智聰巡覽香港的城郊丘墟，記錄綠蕪覆蓋的文明荒景；陳伯義踏查拆遷前的台灣眷村房舍，蒐索廢棄空間遺留的離散斑痕。同時，本期由日本攝影評論家鳥原学，導論自十七世紀《舊江戶城寫真帖》以降的日本廢墟寫真系譜；中國攝影評論家顧錚則以學者維森費爾德（Gennifer Weisenfeld）提出的災難視覺論述，解構廢墟影像的現代性；還有號稱本人就「住在廢墟裡」的台灣資深電影評論人李幼鸚鵡鵪鶉，細數各類電影中的廢墟場景。

為了進行本期的主題對話，在藝術家高俊宏的帶領下，我們與作家阮慶岳、藝術家姚瑞中一起翻進了台北新店郊區曠廢已久的「安康接待室」——1970年代政府在此關押及刑求政治異議者與匪諜、直到1987年解嚴後才解編的廢置建築。在空蕩幽暗的看守所禮堂裡，（冒著登革熱的危險）三人展開了一場廢墟對談，解剖失能空間裡潛伏的權力與慾望。

此外，製作這期雜誌的途中，我們得知了日本攝影家暨攝影理論家中平卓馬過世的消息，並感到深深地遺憾。與中平先生相識的攝影評論家大竹昭子接受了我們的邀請，特別在本期撰文追悼這位曾經在影像思考上不斷給予人們激烈撞擊的攝影哲人；我們同時也收錄了中平在著名的《決鬥寫真論》中描寫在海邊燒毀自己底片的文章，以及攝影家橋本照嵩在1971年中平赴法參加巴黎青年雙年展時拍攝的珍貴照片，向中平卓馬先生致敬與道別。

在讀者們拿到這期雜誌之時，《攝影之聲》已正往第五個年頭邁去，而創刊前還在筆記本上畫著版面草圖的時光卻猶如昨日歷歷在目。許多人會用一天天、一月月、一年年來計算日子，我們則是用奇怪的「一期期」做為生命的記憶單位。再次感謝與我們踏上這段影像旅程的讀者朋友，以及所有參與《攝影之聲》辛勞的撰稿者和工作伙伴。這份刊物很幸運能和大家一起前行。

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Abandoned spaces form a visual spectacle which are often featured in photography in addition to being aesthetic symbols. They are nothingness, history, memories, symbolizing withering as well as regeneration, forming an overlap of various concepts. As society falls into a never-ending loop of demolishing / constructing, and more "to be demolished" / "to be constructed" cases, quiet spaces, without anyone in them, are crying out softly in photographic images, forcing us to focus on the organic materiality and the relationship of control by political forces in abandoned spaces.

In this issue of Voices of Photography, Tomoko Yoneda visits Japanese homes built in Taiwan during the period of Japanese rule that have been abandoned today, tracing the evidence of change caused by history; we accompany Lau Chi-Chung on his inspection of Hong Kong's urban and rural ruins, recording the wastelands of civilization now covered with greenery; we follow Chen Po-I as he steps into Taiwan's military dependents’ villages before they are torn down, collecting the traces of gathering and separation left behind in these abandoned spaces. At the same time, this issue invites Japanese photography critic Manabu Torihara guides us through the anthology of Japanese ruin photography beginning with the publishing of Photograph Album of the former Edo Castle in the 17th century; Chinese photography critic, Gu Zheng deconstructs modernism in ruin photography using Gennifer Weisenfeld's theory of imaging disaster. Finally, we have an intricate discussion on the various ruin settings seen in movies provided by Alphonse Perroquet/Parrot Caille/Quail Youth-Leigh, a self-proclaimed resident of ruins.

To conduct the main thematic conversation of this issue, we traverse the long-emptied "An Kang Detention Center" in the rural areas of Xindian, Taipei with writer Roan Ching-Yueh and artist Yao Jui-Chung led by artist Kao Jun-Honn -- a venue where the Taiwan government locked up and tried political dissidents and Communist spies in the 1970s up to 1987 when Martial Law was lifted and the facility was abandoned. The three artists began a discussion of the ruins in the empty, dark hall of the Center (teeming with the danger of Dengue fever), dissecting the powers and desires of dysfunctional spaces.

Sadly, we learnt about the passing of Japanese photographer and theorist Nakahira Takuma in the midst of preparing for this issue of VOP and wish to express our deepest condolences. Upon our request and as a mark of our deep respect for Mr. Nakahira, photography critic Otake Akiko, a friend of Nakahira, has provided a piece of writing in remembrance of this photography giant who has given many rich fodder for thought in photographic art; we also feature Nakahira's essay on the famous Duel in Photography, describing how he burnt his film negatives by the seaside and photographer Hashimoto Shoko's invaluable shots taken of Nakahira at the Paris Youth Biennale in 1971.

As this issue reaches the hands of readers, it is notable that VOP is heading towards its fifth year of publication and the blueprints for the magazine's developments in our notebooks seem like something from yesterday. Many would use days, months or years to keep time, but we choose to use the strange way of "issue" as a unit of our memories. We would like to once again thank all our readers who have walked with us on this journey of images, as well as all our contributors and working partners for making VOP possible. We are indeed fortunate to journey on with all of you.

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Takeuchi Highway


Pass Takeuchi (Osaka Nara prefectures)

Takeuchi highway (do speak out of bamboo), head to the east of Osaka Prefecture, Sakai, Takeuchi, pass over the southern foot of Mt Nijo, leading to about Katsuragi City, Nara Prefecture, Nagao shrine near the 26km road.

Section near the village to the intersection Katsuragi City, Takeuchi Habikino swan has been designated an area of mostly Route 166.
Historical origins
* Route 12 Takeuchi year of Empress Suiko Chronicles (613) Article "in Beijing from Namba (Asuka) Daido reach (your uncle) put" were marked, Japan's oldest "official way ". Takeuchi current highway, most of which overlap with the way government Suiko era. The east has led to officers across the east-west road south Yokooozi Nara Basin. Once the road 丹比 (Taji Hi anyway), they said. Are estimated to cross it with a field name 丹比. Daily Article 天武 July Hazime Toshinori "Ming Society, looking to the west overlooking, 丹比 Otsu, both from the road, leading to the multitude of war," Tomie, was used to turbulent motion Invasion you know, are estimated to be highway road Takeuchi and Nagao.
* This road, running east-west road is the center of the tombs and the tombs Mozu Furuichi, was thought to be the road connecting the two tombs. Considered to be laid later than Nagao highway. In addition, the rear section of the southernmost east-west extension of tombs as if a mountain road HONDA straight to this road will be in contact through the southeastern edge of the burial mounds in front of Oyama. In other words, these two giant tombs that have been made to understand the latitude line on the map.
* # Of the officer as the road is not maintained as mentioned above the early 7th century, the western foot of Mt. Nijo (Osaka Taishichō present) tombs and monuments to many of the tombs from the 4th century until the 5th century are still, believe that there is already considerable traffic of people.
# The Asuka period, the learned priest come and go, and the residue used Sui envoy, temporary, resulting from continental culture of China and Korea, Asuka cultural Dzuetonatta insulators.
# In the Middle Ages and continued as part of the Ise road, now Route 166 that runs through. Takeuchi road so that will be used as a highway from the Asuka period until now.
# Edo, Basho once lived in villages along Takeuchi. Currently, there are mounds of tanka inscription 綿弓 Basho there has been developed as a park.