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==About== | ==About== | ||
Burning Japan is an official Regional Burn of the Burning Man Regional Network. It is an arts and music event inspired by Burning Man, centered around radical self-expression and the creation of temporary communities. The event fosters an environment of inclusivity, acceptance, and respect driven by the 10 principles and | Burning Japan is an official Regional Burn of the Burning Man Regional Network. It is an arts and music event inspired by Burning Man, centered around radical self-expression and the creation of temporary communities. The event fosters an environment of inclusivity, acceptance, and respect driven by the 10 principles and Principle Zero: Consent. | ||
It is entirely volunteer-driven, with participants solely responsible for creating the art and entertainment. There are no passive observers—everyone is actively involved. | It is entirely volunteer-driven, with participants solely responsible for creating the art and entertainment. There are no passive observers—everyone is actively involved. | ||
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2025 will be Burning Japan's 12 occurrence. There is an expected attendance of 400-700 participants. | 2025 will be Burning Japan's 12 occurrence. There is an expected attendance of 400-700 participants. | ||
Please watch last year's event aftermovie to get a feel for the vibe. | Please check out the official website and watch last year's event aftermovie to get a feel for the vibe. <br> | ||
https://www.burningjapan.org/english-info/ | |||
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5JuC5SGBCXg | https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5JuC5SGBCXg | ||
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2401 Himata, Tsumagoi Village, Agatsuma District, Gunma Prefecture, 377-1528 | 2401 Himata, Tsumagoi Village, Agatsuma District, Gunma Prefecture, 377-1528 | ||
BY CAR | ===BY CAR=== | ||
3 hours from Tokyo. Please, if possible, ride share as Parking Slot are limited. | 3 hours from Tokyo. Please, if possible, ride share as Parking Slot are limited. | ||
BY TRAIN | If you plan to rent a car with a foreign driving license, please either translate it (for Switzerland, Germany, France, Belgium, Taiwan ones) or get an International Driving Permit (Geneva Convention, not Vienna Convention). | ||
===BY TRAIN=== | |||
JR Manza Kazawaguchi Station is the closest stop. It is about 20 minutes from the venue by car. Taxis are very limited in this remote region. It would be a good idea to arrange a ride share with other participants. | JR Manza Kazawaguchi Station is the closest stop. It is about 20 minutes from the venue by car. Taxis are very limited in this remote region. It would be a good idea to arrange a ride share with other participants. | ||
BY BUS | ===BY BUS=== | ||
Seibu Bus “Tsumagoi boujo aisai no kane” | Seibu Bus “Tsumagoi boujo aisai no kane” | ||
*only 3 buses a day. | *only 3 buses a day. | ||
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https://www.seibubus.co.jp/docs/rosen/karuizawa/onsen. | https://www.seibubus.co.jp/docs/rosen/karuizawa/onsen. | ||
VENUE | ===VENUE=== | ||
It is located in a Highland cow field surrounded by forested hills, few trees inside. The left side is flat while the right has a decent downward slope. Be careful there may be ruts in the grass from the cows. | It is located in a Highland cow field surrounded by forested hills, few trees inside. The left side is flat while the right has a decent downward slope. Be careful there may be ruts in the grass from the cows. | ||
-Altitude: ~1,100 meters (3,600 ft) | -Altitude: ~1,100 meters (3,600 ft) | ||
LOCATION | ===LOCATION=== | ||
There are multiple onsens that you can buy a day pass for within a 20 minute driving radius for access to a shower. (There are no showers at the venue, only restrooms) The event parking is about 400 meters from the venue and will be accessible only by foot once the event begins. | There are multiple onsens that you can buy a day pass for within a 20 minute driving radius for access to a shower. (There are no showers at the venue, only restrooms) The event parking is about 400 meters from the venue and will be accessible only by foot once the event begins. | ||
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YOU! Burning Japan is organized and operated by volunteers with no paid staff. It is a collective effort, where all participants contribute to the event’s success.<br> | YOU! Burning Japan is organized and operated by volunteers with no paid staff. It is a collective effort, where all participants contribute to the event’s success.<br> | ||
These are some of the ways you can get involved... | These are some of the ways you can get involved...<br> | ||
- Medical Team<br> | - Medical Team<br> | ||
- Greeters <br> | - Greeters <br> | ||
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==Participation== | ==Participation== | ||
We use Discord to communicate with participants(including camp leaders,volunteers, and organizers). | We use Discord to communicate with participants(including camp leaders, volunteers, and organizers). | ||
Inquiry in English, meet burners, rideshare, join a group camp/theme camp | Inquiry in English, meet burners, rideshare, join a group camp/theme camp | ||
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https://bj2025.peatix.com/ | https://bj2025.peatix.com/ | ||
INDIVIDUALS | Check-in is electronic. | ||
*If the event is canceled due to unforeseen circumstances such as natural disasters, the ticket will not be refunded. | |||
However, if you voluntarily cancel the event up to one month before the event, | |||
we will provide a refund. Please contact us through Peatix. | |||
===INDIVIDUALS=== | |||
General Tickets= 15,000 yen (all-day ticket) | General Tickets= 15,000 yen (all-day ticket) | ||
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Under 26 years old= 9,000 yen | Under 26 years old= 9,000 yen | ||
THEME CAMP TICKETS | ===THEME CAMP TICKETS=== | ||
10+ people → 10% off | 10+ people → 10% off | ||
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These tickets must be purchased all at once for the registered theme camp members only. | These tickets must be purchased all at once for the registered theme camp members only. | ||
ADDITIONAL TICKETS | ===ADDITIONAL TICKETS=== | ||
Parking Ticket (~150)= 3,000 yen | Parking Ticket (~150)= 3,000 yen<br> | ||
Camping Car Ticket (~15)= 8,000 yen | Camping Car Ticket (~15)= 8,000 yen | ||
'''*How to Purchase Burning Japan Tickets from outside Japan''' | '''*How to Purchase Burning Japan Tickets from outside Japan''' | ||
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You must be radically self-reliant!! Don't just survive, plan so you can thrive. | You must be radically self-reliant!! Don't just survive, plan so you can thrive. | ||
FOOD & WATER | ===FOOD & WATER=== | ||
There are no vendors selling food or goods at this event. You must bring enough food and water for yourself or have a food plan figured out ahead of time. There is a supermarket and convenience store about 20 minutes away by car. It is recommended to bring 1 liter of water per day. | There are no vendors selling food or goods at this event. You must bring enough food and water for yourself or have a food plan figured out ahead of time. There is a supermarket and convenience store about 20 minutes away by car. It is recommended to bring 1 liter of water per day. | ||
CAMP GEAR | === CAMPFIRE === | ||
Never place fire directly on the ground to protect the land. | |||
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We have a camping gear rental program through the org that directly supports the art grants that are awarded to artists bringing art to the burn. | We have a camping gear rental program through the org that directly supports the art grants that are awarded to artists bringing art to the burn. | ||
https://www.burningjapan.org/wiki/RentForGrant | https://www.burningjapan.org/wiki/RentForGrant | ||
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Here are some other gear rental sites that you can use. It should be easy to have it delivered to a Yamato transportation location near to you/ to the event for you to pick up. | Here are some other gear rental sites that you can use. It should be easy to have it delivered to a Yamato transportation location near to you/ to the event for you to pick up. | ||
https://hinata-rental.me/ | https://hinata-rental.me/ | ||
https://tental. | https://tental.kauriru.com/ | ||
CAMPING VAN | ===CAMPING VAN=== | ||
Parking for camper vans are VERY limited with only >15 spots available for the entire event. There is a local burner who rents out camper vans! | Parking for camper vans are VERY limited with only >15 spots available for the entire event. There is a local burner who rents out camper vans! | ||
https://carstay.jp/en/ | https://carstay.jp/en/<br> | ||
There is no electricity or water hook ups available for RVs. | |||
WEATHER | ===WEATHER=== | ||
Average temps in October: | Average temps in October: | ||
-Daytime= 10–25°C (50–77°F), sunny to cloudy | -Daytime= 10–25°C (50–77°F), sunny to cloudy | ||
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Strong winds and morning fog are possible. The temperature drops quickly after sunset. Bring layers, warm bedding, and weatherproof gear. Rain is possible so a poncho might be good to bring along as well. | Strong winds and morning fog are possible. The temperature drops quickly after sunset. Bring layers, warm bedding, and weatherproof gear. Rain is possible so a poncho might be good to bring along as well. | ||
LIGHTING | ===LIGHTING=== | ||
There are no street lamps to help you see once the sun sets. It is recommended to bring a headlamp so you can safely navigate the venue. It is not recommended to use your phone light as it is easy to lose, break, etc. | There are no street lamps to help you see once the sun sets. It is recommended to bring a headlamp so you can safely navigate the venue. It is not recommended to use your phone light as it is easy to lose, break, etc. | ||
CONNECTION | ===CONNECTION=== | ||
Cell Connection is available but not that good. In emergency situations, Starlink is available. | Cell Connection is available but not that good. In emergency situations, Starlink is available. | ||
== | === ELECTRICITY === | ||
There is no electricity in the camp, you need to bring your power generator or enough battery for 5 days or recharge in your car. | |||
=== LEAVE NO TRACE === | |||
Burning Japan is a Leave No Trace event: take everything you bring in back out. There is no trash bins, please carry out all your garbage, pick up MOOP (cigarette butts, tape, glitter, food scraps), sweep your area before leaving. | |||
=== SOUND POLICY === | |||
You can bring up to a 100W speaker. For bigger sound systems, please request a Sound Camp registration with the organization. | |||
== | === PETS === | ||
Sorry, pets are not allowed on the camp. | |||
=== CHILDREN === | |||
Burning Japan is a kids-friendly event, there are dedicated activities for them and even a kids tent with a professional caretaker. | |||
Be aware that your might expose your kids to a lot of crazy things. | |||
== | == 2025's Theme == | ||
Theme The theme for Burning Japan 2025 is "Ukiyo - The Floating World."<br> | |||
"Ukiyo," meaning "the floating world," represents the fleeting and impermanent nature of life, as well as the idea of savoring the present moment. Initially tied to Buddhist thought, it described life as transient and full of suffering. However, during the Edo period (1603-1868), with the rise of urban culture, its meaning shifted toward a more optimistic perspective: the transient nature of life makes it all the more important to enjoy its pleasures. This idea became linked to entertainment, including ukiyo-e (woodblock prints), kabuki, and the cultural spaces like brothels and theaters, blending impermanence with beauty and joy.<br> | |||
==10 Principles== | ==10 Principles== | ||
Burning Man co-founder Larry Harvey wrote the 10 Principles in 2004 as guidelines for the newly-formed Regional Network. They were crafted not as a dictate of how people should be and act, but as a reflection of the community’s ethos and culture as it had organically developed since the event’s inception. | Burning Man co-founder Larry Harvey wrote the 10 Principles in 2004 as guidelines for the newly-formed Regional Network. They were crafted not as a dictate of how people should be and act, but as a reflection of the community’s ethos and culture as it had organically developed since the event’s inception. | ||
Burning Japan believes that consent is the foundation for all principles and is how we want to see humans treating other humans. Our community strives to uphold the ethos of Burning Man and The 10 Principles, and we have added our Principle Zero: Consent. We expect community members to uphold these principles when attending our events and in the default world. | |||
===Principle Zero: Consent=== | |||
We believe that boundaries are defined by each individual person and interaction. It is everyone’s responsibility to seek and communicate definitive consent. One must not assume consent by perceived group behavior or past experience. Consent applies to one’s experience, body and property. | |||
===Radical Inclusion=== | ===Radical Inclusion=== | ||
Anyone may be a part of Burning | Anyone may be a part of Burning Japan. We welcome and respect the stranger. No prerequisites exist for participation in our community. | ||
===Gifting=== | ===Gifting=== | ||
Burning | Burning Japan is devoted to acts of gift giving. The value of a gift is unconditional. Gifting does not contemplate a return or an exchange for something of equal value. | ||
===Decommodification=== | ===Decommodification=== | ||
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===Radical Self-reliance=== | ===Radical Self-reliance=== | ||
Burning | Burning Japan encourages the individual to discover, exercise and rely on their inner resources. | ||
===Radical Self-expression=== | |||
Radical Self-expression | |||
Radical self-expression arises from the unique gifts of the individual. No one other than the individual or a collaborating group can determine its content. It is offered as a gift to others. In this spirit, the giver should respect the rights and liberties of the recipient. | Radical self-expression arises from the unique gifts of the individual. No one other than the individual or a collaborating group can determine its content. It is offered as a gift to others. In this spirit, the giver should respect the rights and liberties of the recipient. | ||