Jindo Asako

Arts manager, Researcher City

Jindo Asako researches lifestyles as “loose collectives” through an anthropological lens, focused on Suzu, Ishikawa, since 2022. Her work involves articulating the worldviews of the people she encounters and weaving them into ethnographies. For Jindo, writing is a way of re-encountering people, allowing her to document projects and lives that are always evolving and never stable. Alongside her research, she organizes workshops and events centered on sound-mediated communication. Rather than reaching a final conclusion, she continues to look for ways to write about the fluid, ever-changing nature of how we live and connect with one another. Jindo is currently a PhD candidate at the Department of Arts Studies and Curatorial Practices, Graduate School of Global Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts.Last Updated: 2026.04