クリエイティブセンター大阪
クリエイティブセンター大阪

Creative Center Osaka

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Time Out says

Set in a vast converted warehouse that used to be part of a shipbuilding yard on the mouth of the Kizu River, this sprawling art centre celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2025.

Details

Address
4-1-55 Kitakagaya, Suminoe
Osaka
Transport:
Kitakagaya Station (Osaka Metro Yotsubashi line), exit 4
Opening hours:
Hours vary by event

What’s on

Kitakagaya Multi Barthe

Just 20 minutes by train from Umeda, Kitakagaya Multi Barthe is a temporary, multi-sensory sauna installation that blends wellness with contemporary art, botanical design and sea views. Created by the team behind the popular Osaka Sauna Desse in Shinsaibashi, the project takes place at Creative Center Osaka in Kitakagaya, a former shipyard turned cultural venue. This sauna pop-up is part of the centre’s 20th anniversary program. Set within a vast post-industrial space, Multi Barthe is designed to rejuvenate the senses through a combination of steam, water, light, sound and scent, while also inspiring creative engagement through immersive artworks. Here, you move through curated grounds dotted with sauna structures, video installations, sculpture and plant-based environments, all intended to create a holistic experience for both body and mind. Participating collaborators span disciplines ranging from visual art and architecture to film and carpentry. Highlights include a retrofitted Airstream sauna by Kenji Yanobe, the Japanese artist noted for his series of cat astronauts known as 'Ship’s Cat', one of which is permanently installed at the Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka. Also featured are a video installation by film director Daiki Kataoka, a herb sauna and garden by landscape designer Toshiki Tanimukai, and specially commissioned sauna benches by woodworker Takatsugu Oki, among other site-specific creations. On the weekend of September 27–28, Multi Barthe will host Osaka...

Boiler Room Osaka

Boiler Room is back. After a two-year hiatus, for one night only, on October 26, Osaka will see the return of the world’s most viral DJ sets. As ever with Boiler Room, the full details are being kept under wraps. What we do know is that the event will be held outside in Osaka’s artsiest neighbourhood, Kitakagaya, and if it’s anything like the last edition – which saw DJ Ryota and FullHouse go viral for their sets – it will not be an evening dance music lovers should miss. Tickets are now on sale on a first come first serve basis, so grab them while you can.
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