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scenario game | ||||
animator: Yusaku Imamura |
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player
Erasure: Yu-Sun Ko [erasure psychology] |
action plan [a1] | ||||
player
Origination: Jonas Upton-Hansen [P-17] |
actors/agents | ||||
player
Transformation: Koen Klinkers [linear cities] |
operational fields | ||||
player
Migration: Pato Hayashi [p11] |
prototype | ||||
web site links | |||||
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1O | A man inside the toilet becomes aware of being watched. | ||||
1T | He adjusts his posture to prevent himself from being seen. | ||||
1 M | He leaves quickly through the exit on the other side. |
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2 E | No one uses the public toilet anymore. | ||||
2 O | Bun-Kyo-Ku
ward Park & Greens Department has to find new ways to deal with toilets. (several complaints were received from users and local residents) |
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2 T | The
park becomes one big toilet.
(people starts using the park to dispose of their waste, making the park dirty and unhygenic) |
this kind of condition already exists in Tokyo. Tokyo drunk salary-men use electric poles as WC. | |||
2 M | Normal park users migrate to other places. | ||||
3 E | Homeless
people are erased from the streets. (as they start migrating into the park) |
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3 O | Ex-park
users begin to use streets that were previously occupied by occupied by
the homeless. |
this also already exists. | |||
3 T | Kasuga-Dori
in Bun-Kyo-Ku becomes a linear park. (the once deserted street becomes very popular and the government decides to plant trees and shrubs) |
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3 M | Public
toilets are subsequently constructed in the linear park. (initiated by Bun-Kyo-Ku Park & Greens department) |
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4 E | Children play areas are erased due to the increasing amount of people using the linear park. | ||||
4 O | As the children move away, the toilets become more popular. pornographic vending machines are installed near the toilets [m190]. | ||||
4 T | As the children go home to play and the adults play on the streest, this area in Tokyo becomes very safe. | ||||
4 M | Gan-Kuro, Shibuya guys and gals migrate to linear park and this area becomes trendy . | ||||
5 E | Shops for older people close because of the growing amount of young people. | ||||
5 O | Shibuya print club, 'puri-kura' [m191], booths are installed widely in the linear park, using the new vacant spaces. | ||||
5 T | Crime increases in the area and the police department begins to use the puri-kura machines to take pictures of suspects. | ||||
5 M | Due
to police surveillance of the area, the gan-kuro decide to meet elsewhere. new dating machines are installed. |
[p-11 B] new dating machines operate as personalised sign spaces to create a point of sociability, arranging the time and space for discrete meetings. | |||
6 E | Vending
machines for soft-drinks decrease in numbers. (taken over by the dating machines) |
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6 O | Tokyo
Transport department is interested to put new Subway station in linear park
[p-17]. (because of large amount of people using the area) |
hidden agenda: think about the commitment of citizens, not just the authorities. | |||
6 T | Local residents get organised to oppose the subway scheme. | ||||
6 M | 'anti-subway
campaign' use linear park as protest-advertisement-space. (migration of discontent into visual signs) |
[P-11B] branding of street into political space. | |||
7 E | Pedestrian
walkways erased as a consequence of the protest. (the protest boards take up walkway space) |
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7 O | The Tokyo Subway Authority hosts a meeting to propose programs to interest locals to agree with the subway station. [p-17] | ||||
7 T | The community splits since some people agree and some don't. | ||||
7 M | Tokyo Transport Authority decide to move the 'proposed scheme' to another site [m193]. | how can these 'powers' of large chains retail stores, advertising etc involve the power and responsibilities of citizens? | |||
8 E | Empty site are disappearing due to new prospects on the proposed site. | ||||
8 O | The convenience store, 7-11, becomes interested in the new subway project and proposes to collaborate. | ||||
8 T | The new nana-juichi (7-11) line is a 24-hour line that consists of subway supermarkets. | ||||
8 M | Due to the nana-juichi line, salary men can stay in the city later at night and still go home, a migration in time-space use | ||||
9 E | erasure of the typical salary man. | ||||
9 O | Owners of capsule hotel starts to consider other options as their businesses are under threat. | ||||
9 T | Love hotels and capsule hotels becomes cheaper and cheaper. | ||||
9 M | More people move to areas close to the nana-juichi line. | ||||
10 E | Tranquility in the area around the nana-juichi line are disturbed. | ||||
10 O | The new katsuo eki attracts other develpers and entertainment programs [p-17]. | ||||
10 T | A new 24-district, Tokyo 24 HLC, appears over the entire line. [linear cities] | ||||
10 M | Land prices rise steeply along the new line. | ||||
11 E | Mr.Harara [m198]. erasure of small local shops through gentrification. | new animator, urban planning department: juxtapose opposite facilities into the train stations, such as cemetary/ crematorium since this is always a difficult issue. | |||
11 O | Tokyo Subway Authority hands out brief for small scale shop developments. | ||||
11 T | 7-11
co-operates with PARCO. PARCO decides to input cultural facilities. |
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11 M | Liminal advertising spaces are inserted in-between the residential and nana-juichi areas. this triggers migration of money into housing and at the same time filters the noise and the externalities from the new developments. |
[p-11E]
Urban Para-Site plugs in on all the levels of the Urban Gallery.
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12 E | Mr. Harara goes nuts, and dies because he has to close his shop. this is becoming a common condition around Tokyo 24 HLC. | ||||
12 O | Aoyama
cemetary are receiving too many deceased. this leads to the expansion of the cemetary along train line in collaboration of with the nana-juichi line. |
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12 T | PARCO commercialises the cemetary into PARCO 'linear' Hyper Cemetary. |
Korean
cemetary is a mound that faces to the south, and serves as a meeting place
as well.
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12 M | PARCO 'linear' Hyper Cemetary is a wall of memorial signs which separates the actual corpse and the memorial plaque. |
[p-11]
Mobile branding. A reverse mutation of the prototype. 'Memorial Plaques'
contain the meanings of its host.
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13 E | Erasure of normal graveyards | ||||
13 O | 'Memorabilia Puli-Kura' machines are produced. You can purchase your own memorabilia plaques even before you die [m191]. | ||||
13 T | The memorabilia plaques are placed into the pavement [m192]. |
generally,
spiritual spaces and objects are packed together, this could create a
new spiritual topography across Tokyo.
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13 M | Some older people are devestated about these new trends. |
good
conflict
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14 E | A lot of old people are leaving Tokyo 24 HLC as a result. | ||||
14 O | Because the old people are leaving, new spaces become available in Tokyo 24 HLC. | ||||
14 T | House prices thereby go down | ||||
14 M | The
old people from Tokyo 24 HLC move to the new city, 'DAIBA', in protest. |
(why
should only young people move to new towns?)
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15 E | Traditional cultures start to shift away from Tokyo 24 HLC. |
think
about action plan. Tama new town, built in the 1960s is now emptied of
young people, only the aged remain.
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15 O | PARCO proposes to create perpendicular strips that intersect with Tokyo 24 HLC. this encourages more cultural interaction. |
an
ambiguos area between the old and the new. how does one deal with the
problem of new towns?
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15 T | A 24-hour Guggenheim is set up at the intersection, near the T-CAT. |
this
site actually co-incides with the T-CAT, city air terminal. It is like
an entrance to Tokyo.
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15 M | Transfer passengers can now visit the 24-hour Guggenheim during their trandfer time at Narita Int. Airport. 7-11, JAL and PARCO are all involved in this scheme. | ||||
16 E | Haneda
Airport becomes a 24 hour airport due to move to reclaimed land. the monorail is no longer adequate. |
Old
Haneda is too close to the city to operate in 24 hours.
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16 O | Haneda needs new connection to the city. | ||||
16 T | Trandformation of Haneda tunnel [m200] to join with Tokyo 24 HLC through stacking of infrastruction [m286]. | ||||
16 M | Migration
of tourists to visit the 24-hour Guggenheim via both airports. The market for personalised sign-space, memorabilia, rockets internationally. |
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17 E | Due to complaints from the increasing number of visiting tourists, Tokyo Metropolitan Goverment decides to finally put doors on all their public toilets. | ||||
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