Kengo Kuma Documentary Film “particle dance” at the Wooden Cinema “Cinema Neko” in Ome, Tokyo 2026.08.18

The film Dance of Particles will be screened at the wooden cinema “Cinema Neko” in Ome, Tokyo, starting Friday, September 18, 2026.

September 18 (Fri) – 24 (Thu): 5:00–7:30 p.m.
September 20 (Sun) only: 2:55–5:20 p.m.
Director’s talk following the screening
September 25 (Fri) – October 1 (Thu): 9:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
No screening on Tuesday, September 29

Access: 15-minute walk from JR Ome Station on the Ome Line
Address: 3-123 Nishiwakecho, Ome, Tokyo, on the premises of the Ome Textile Industry Cooperative

“Cinema Neko” is a small, independent cinema housed in a roughly 90-year-old, single-story wooden building in Ome, Tokyo.

Originally built in the early Showa period as a textile testing facility, the Western-style building was renovated and reopened as a cinema in 2021. It features a charming, pastel-colored exterior in pale blue and white, as well as an interior with exposed wooden roof trusses that have been intentionally left visible.

A director’s talk is also scheduled following the 2:55 p.m. screening on Sunday, September 20.

Come and enjoy this documentary film about architect Kengo Kuma in a theater where you can experience the warmth of wood and a sense of openness, and which is registered as a Nationally Registered Tangible Cultural Property.

Nationwide release to follow.
Screening schedules vary by venue. For the latest screening information, please refer to the film’s official website.

Kengo Kuma Documentary Film “particle dance” at the Wooden Cinema “Cinema Neko” in Ome, Tokyo 2026.08.18

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