Tsujirésonnance - Sound Garden Project

自1980年代由坂本龍一、冨田勲等人開拓的環境音樂文化，追求冥想式與超越時間性的音響空間。透過原聲樂器與電子音的融合，創作出模糊自然音與人工音邊界的作品。結合影像與空間設計，發展為美術館裝置藝術與美術創作形式。

Pioneering ambient and environmental music by composers like Ryuichi Sakamoto and Isao Tomita. Creating unique sonic spaces that fuse the New Age movement with Japanese aesthetics. This culture has influenced modern video game and anime music, forming a crucial aspect of Japanese sonic aesthetics.

A fusion of environmental music and ambient electronica pioneered by Ryuichi Sakamoto and Toru Takemitsu. Characterized by combinations of natural sounds, synthesizers, and Eastern lyricism. Through applications in meditation, relaxation, and visual media, it responds to contemporary Japanese spiritual needs. Demonstrates the multifaceted development of electronic music culture.

A Kyoto-based ambient and environmental music producer who began his career in the late 1990s. Combining field recordings with electronic sound, he creates meditative soundscapes that reinterpret Japan's natural environment through a contemporary lens. Recognized internationally, Yokota represents a distinctly Japanese approach to ambient music composition and environmental listening.

A project combining Japan's forest therapy (shinrin-yoku) with sound art. It combines field recordings from forests nationwide with scientific fatigue recovery measurements to construct therapeutic soundscape models. As a scientifically-grounded sound aesthetic, it pioneers the intersection of the wellness industry and artistic practice.

A project that treats Japan's forest environments as acoustic art. Conducting field recordings in ancient forests, particularly in Nagano and Gifu prefectures, it transforms ecological soundscapes into musical compositions. Merging wellness culture with music, these acoustic resources are utilized domestically and internationally for nature meditation and environmental consciousness.