The Aichi Triennial, rediscover the prefecture through the arts

  • Published on : 06/10/2025
  • by : Phoebe
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From September 13 to November 30, the sixth edition of the Aichi Triennial will be held in Seto and Nagoya. A unique opportunity to (re)discover the prefecture.

Under the direction of Hoor Al Qasami, President and Director of the Sharjah Art Foundation, the theme of the Aichi Triennial 2025 will be "A Time Between Ashes and Roses".

This line refers to the Syrian poet Adonis, whose reflections explore renewal in the wake of difficult times. This year, over 60 artists are expected to focus on this theme. Sculptures, paintings, performances and workshops will highlight the Aichi prefecture to the delight of art lovers and travelers alike.

Triennale d'Aichi 2019

Aichi Triennial 2019

@BONGURI on Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

Consider the Kintetsu Rail Pass to explore Aichi Prefecture!

Explore the cultural and spiritual capital of Japan, Kansai. This multi-faceted region offers visitors the chance to discover a multitude of World Heritage sites, the urban excitement of cities like Osaka and Kobe, and the spiritual region of Kumano.

Blue Symphony train

Blue Symphony train, Yoshino (Kintetsu)

The triennial will be held mainly in Nagoya and Seto one of Japan's "Six Ancient Kilns". To showcase these exceptional cities, installations will be held in unexpected locations. Abandoned elementary school, former public baths discover places off the beaten track! The Aichi Arts Center, in the heart of Nagoya, and the Aichi Prefectural Ceramics Museum, in Seto, will also host a few performances.

A pass will allow free movement between the various exhibition venues. For performances, additional tickets can be booked online at this address.

Triennale d'Aichi 2022

Aichi Triennial 2022

@BONGURI on Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0