"Dialogue in Silence" is being held at the Dialogue Diversity Museum in Takeshiba, Tokyo.
ABOUTWhat is Dialogue in Silence?
DIALOGUE
IN SILENCE
Go beyond language and set yourself free!
Dialogue in Silence is a form of entertainment in which participants enjoy dialogues in total silence while overcoming language and cultural barriers.
Hearing-impaired guides, who are experts in non-verbal communication, lead you through the exhibition. Participants wear noise-cancelling headsets and enter a world of silence to discover the powers of concentration, observation, expression, and also feel a sense of liberation.
Participants learn how to communicate with each other not using sound or voice but by using body language and other means. Regardless of your native language, you can communicate with others more deeply than you can imagine.
Dialogue in Silence was held for the first time in Germany in 1998 and later in France, Israel, Mexico, Turkey, and China. More than one million people in the world have experienced Dialogue in Silence so far.
In Japan, it was held in 2017 for the first time, since then, about 20000 visitors experienced the exhibition.
This exhibition had made a silent impact on Japan.
Andreas Heinecke speaks about Dialogue in Silence
Andreas Heinecke（The founder of Dialogue Social Enterprise）
General producers
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Kiyoe Shimura
Birth therapist
Executive Director, Dialogue Japan Society -
Shinsuke Shimura
CEO, Dialog in the Dark, Japan
TICKETBookings and event details
| Dates | December 1st(Sun.)- March 16th (Sun),2025 |
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| Venue | 1F, Atre Takeshiba Theater Building, 1-10-45 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo |
| Time | 10 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. *For details on the time slots, please check the booking page as the schedule varies from day to day. |
| Fees | Adults 3,850 yen, Students 2,750 yen, Elementary School Students 1,650 yen (tax included) |
*Prior booking is required. Please click the button below to make a reservation.
*No discounts for people with disabilities.
【Before you visit】
- The tour is approximately 90 minutes long. Once your reserved tour starts, you are not allowed to enter the exhibition area. There are some things you’ll need to do before you go in, so please arrive and check in 15 minutes before your scheduled session.
- For insurance and security reasons, you are requested to bring your ID card (an official document with your name on it) with you.
- If you want to get a student discount, please bring your student ID card or other proof of enrollment with you.
- You are not allowed to bring your valuables, mobile phones and other personal belongings into the exhibition area. Please place it in the lockers available at the venue.
- Dialogue in Silence is for people elementary school students and above.
(If you fall in any of the following categories, please let us know by writing a comment in the “Notes” in the booking page so we can offer special arrangements for you.)
- People with visual impairments (including low vision)
- People accompanied by a guide dog, a hearing dog, or a service dog.
- Dogs are not permitted within the exhibition with you.
- Wheelchair users.
- People with hearing-impaired
SUPPORTERS
Co-sponsor
Sponsor
Special supporter
Flagship Radio
ACCESS
Atre Takeshiba Theater Building 1F
Dialogue Diversity Museum "Forest of Dialogue"
1-10-45 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Please enter through the museum's dedicated entrance.
It is located to the left of the Atre Theater Building entrance facing the road.
※ Please note that entry to the museum is not possible from inside Atre.
Access by Train
- • Hamamatsucho Station (JR/Monorail): 6-minute walk
- • Daimon Station (Toei Oedo Line/Asakusa Line): 7-minute walk
- • Takeshiba Station (Yurikamome): 3-minute walk
TO THE MEDIA
To request an interview, please contact to the press by e-mail.(press@dialogue-japan.org)
DIALOG IN THE DARK
About the organizer
Dialogue Japan Society
1F, Atre Takeshiba Theater Building, 1-10-45 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo
TEL：03-6231-1640
MAIL:info@dialogue-japan.org