vol. 2: ondesign × celldivision group × Dance Base Yokohama
A market where creators who love local life and work,
a market curated by creators who love architecture and culture.
In both architecture and design, it’s not just about the finished product—
but the process of creation and the relationships that emerge from it
that gradually transform the cityscape.
Zines, handmade goods, workshops, and more—
Please come and enjoy a day filled with excitement!
▼Event Details
[Kitanaka Machi to Kenchiku] MARKET Official Instagram
▼ Taking place on the same day! DaBY Residency Program 2026: Dr. Holiday Laboratory “skit”
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Date and Time: October 17 (Sat) and 18 (Sun), 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
◎Kitanaka Marche will be held on the same days (KITANAKA BRICK&WHITE 1st Floor, History Plaza)
Venue: KITANAKA BRICK NORTH 1F
celldivision group × Dance Base Yokohama
Performance Registration: Please register via Peatix.(Walk-ins welcome)
Talk Event Registration: Please register via Peatix.
*No reservation is required if you are only visiting the MARKET.
Booth
Dance Base Yokohama will be setting up a zine booth again, just like last time!
We will be selling zines and merchandise created by artists participating in the FY2026 DaBY Residency Program, as well as DaBY’s original stickers and T-shirts in various sizes.
We will also be distributing free copies of DaBY’s annual report, which summarizes the organization’s activities.
We hope you’ll take this opportunity to experience the world of dance and the performing arts.
Participating Artists
Kim Ga-eun
As part of the DaBY Residency Program 2026, “How We Dance In / Out of Painting?” will be performed in July on the first floor of DaBY.
Born in Seoul in 1987.After graduating from the School of Architecture at the Korea National University of Arts, she has been active as a painter and picture book author. Since 2019, beginning in Yokohama, Japan, she has continued to carry out art projects in public spaces to promote local culture. Her major activities include: 2019, solo exhibition “Sei il mio Dono!” (Salerno Municipal Art Museum, Italy);2022: Solo exhibition “Gifts from My Journeys” (Manabia Terrace Art Museum, Yamagata); 2024: Mural “People Who Paint Dreams” (Kanagawa Park, Yokohama); 2026: Publication of the picture book *The Heart Is the Language of Everyone in the World*.
At this MARKET event, she plans to sell picture books, as well as acrylic keychains and stickers.
© Makoto Okazaki
Dr. Holiday Laboratory
“skit” will be performed on October 17 and 18 as part of the DaBY Residency Program 2026. This theater collective was founded in 2021.The collective consists of five members: Justin Ito Yamamoto (Artistic Director), Asahi Ishikawa, Riho Onodera, Fuminori Yui, and Robin Manabat. While the collective focuses on producing theater works, individual members are also active in dance, senryu poetry, fiction writing, and event planning.
The members plan to sell zines they created at this edition of MARKET.
At this market, we’ll be setting up a performance area right in the center of the venue!
We’ll be hosting special performances and workshops by Kemono L.Riot—who will begin their residency at the end of September—as well as performances by Japanese dance artists.
On Sunday, you can also enjoy a talk on design hosted by our partner, cell division group.Please check the schedule for both the MARKET and these events before you visit.
Saturday, October 17
11:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Kemono L.Riot Performance & Workshop
2:00–2:30 p.m. landing on the moon “f l o w”
October 18 (Sun)
11:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Kemono L.Riot Performance & Workshop
1:00–2:30 p.m. “Yokohama’s Creative Scene”: Driving “the City” and “Business”—Past, Present, and Future [ OnDesign × NDC Graphics × Cell Division ] Supported by Pia
Performing Artists
Kemono Lebe-Riot
Choreographer, dancer, interdisciplinary artist, and co-founder of THREE60.
Born in the Congo. Raised in Scotland, he is currently based in Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city.
Specializing in freestyle hip-hop and Krump, his practice fuses the movements of the African diaspora with contemporary street dance, music, and cultural leadership.
Through THREE60, the arts company he co-founded, he works to nurture artistic talent and support and revitalize the community through hip-hop culture.
Landing on the Moon
A dance unit consisting of Haruka Makabe, Seima Murakami, and Hana Tsuchimoto, who specialize in improvisation.In the fall of 2021, the three members—who come from diverse backgrounds—came together through a program aimed at nurturing young dancers and formed the group. Initially active under the name “Moon Landing,” they renamed themselves “landing on the moon” when they decided to continue their activities independently after the project concluded. They currently remain actively engaged in their work, performing in sessions with various artists and staging their own solo performances.
About “f l o w” —
Our bodies, reunited after each having lived our own lives, create an even newer groove. Weekday evenings starting at 7:00 PM, at that community center, we play our favorite songs and sometimes dance, sometimes don’t.The scenes we create spontaneously—ranging from moments that make you laugh to serious ones—flow freely back and forth. This time, we’ve distilled our dance into a concentrated form. We hope you’ll enjoy the flow that’s emerging right before your eyes from the three of us.
Organized by | ondesign / celldivision group / Dance Base Yokohama
