11:00 AM - 6:00 PM The ARAMAKI project is unique and attractive because it sees potential in wooden boxes that have finished their job of transporting fresh salmon and proposes a new perspective on manufacturing. This exhibition, held at two venues – the "unga plus gallery" in the "Former Otaru Warehouse" built by the owner of a Kitamae-bune ship from Iroutani, Otaru City, and the "Otaru City Museum (Unkokan)" – focuses on the "salmon box," a wooden box used for transporting fresh salmon, a traditional preserved food from the north. It explores the evolution of food culture and transportation methods that have been passed down to the present, and delves into the appeal of the industries that have been created by salmon. During the event, some of the ARAMAKI products sold at the venue will also be available for a limited time at the UNGA↑ online shop. You can view ARAMAKI products here . In addition, we are planning a talk event about salmon at the "Otaru City General Museum Canal Hall," which is next to UNGA↑. Please be sure to visit the museum as well. [Talk Event] Date and Time: Sunday, November 10th, starting at 3:00 PM Venue: Otaru City Museum of History and Culture, Canal Museum * Museum admission fee: Adults 300 yen, high school students 150 yen, junior high school students and younger free. Dates: November 1st (Fri) - 11th (Mon), 2024 Hours: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM Venue: unga plus gallery, Otaru City Museum of History and Culture (Unkan-kan) Co-sponsored by: ARAMAKI, Unga Plus Co., Ltd., Otaru City Museum of History and Culture Cooperation: Yamaguchi Mokuzai Shoten Co., Ltd., Tokachi Seikan Co., Ltd., I-RAHS Co., Ltd., Kasai Container Co., Ltd., Sanwa Seibako Co., Ltd., Sake no Marukame *At the venue, we will also be exhibiting and selling ARAMAKI products, which are created from wooden boxes.

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