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Irregular Rhythm Asylum
Irregular Rhythm Asylum
Irregular Rhythm Asylum
Irregular Rhythm Asylum
Irregular Rhythm Asylum

Irregular Rhythm Asylum

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2004年オープンしたインフォショップで す。アナキズムとアート＆アクティヴィズムをメインに、社会運動／対抗文化やDIYシーンに関する書籍やZINEやグッズ、またそれらに直接携わる人々が国内だけで はなく海外からも集まるスペースです。展示、上映会、ワークショップ、パーティーなどのイベントもときどき開催しています。また、毎週火曜日の夜にはソー イング・サークルNU☆MAN、毎週木曜日には木版画コレクティブA3BCの集まりを定期的に開催中。

Irregular Rhythm Asylum is an infoshop that opened in 2004. Keeping anarchism, art, and activism as its main themes, it carries publications, zines and goods related to social movements, culture of resistance and the DIY scene as well as serves as a space for people directly involved in these both in Japan and abroad to gather. IRA also sometimes hosts events like exhibitions, film screenings, workshops, and parties. In addition, a sewing circle called NU☆MAN meets here every Tuesday evening and the A3BC woodblock print collective meets every Thursday evening.

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