47th Oyako Day Online Talk Live
Ryouichi Yuki, President of Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura and known as “Shogun,” joins the 47th Oyako Day Online Talk Live to explore culture as a living legacy for future generations.
Voting for the Oyako Award Has Begun
Voting for the Oyako Award has begun. Cast your vote for the parent-child pair whose story inspires you most.
7th Oyako Photo Matsuri – As Many Stories as There are Families –
We are pleased to announce the 7th Oyako Photo Festival — As Many Stories as There Are Families, once again to be held at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Japan (FCCJ). The exhibition will run from May 30 (Saturday) through June 26 (Friday), 2026.
“The Home to Which the Noise Returns”
There came a day when I stopped going on family trips. I had been glued to my desk preparing for university entrance exams… or perhaps, I had just come up with that excuse. The truth was, I simply couldn’t find a reason to go to noisy places with my family anymore.
Oyako Photo Session (Studio AO)
Join the Oyako photo session on May 5 at Studio AO. Apply by email to take part in this special Children’s Day event.
Screening at the venue “Lanai” during 34th Hayama Art Festival
On May 3, Bruce Osborn’s rare film Spring 1982 screens at Lanai, followed by a DJ night during the Hayama Art Festival.
“The Home to Which the Noise Returns”
There came a day when I stopped going on family trips. I had been glued to my desk preparing for university entrance exams… or perhaps, I had just come up with that excuse.
34th Hayama Art Festival Exhibition
Bruce Osborn joins the 34th Hayama Art Festival with three exhibitions celebrating memory, objects, friendship, and Hayama life.
Elaheh Abdolahabadi
Elaheh Abdolahabadi (Iran) The family standing in the makeshift photo studio are juxtaposed with the city beyond, creating a blend between portrait and street photography. Website Oyako Photo Matsuri is a group exhibition on parents and children at FCCJ (Foreign Correspondences’ Club of Japan). An instant of Time and Place / Isfahan, Iran / 2010
Eriko Koga
Eriko Koga (Japan) Father holding his daughter inside of the bell at Myomanji Temple inspired by the story “Anchin Kiyohime Monogatari” Website Oyako Photo Matsuri is a group exhibition on parents and children at FCCJ (Foreign Correspondences’ Club of Japan). BELL / Kyoto, Japan / 2019
