BEARINGS GLOCKEN II: Creating Exquisite Melodies from Steel Bearing Balls
Tokyo, Japan, July 28, 2010 – NSK Ltd. (NSK; Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan; President and CEO: Norio Otsuka) today announced that the BEARINGS GLOCKEN II will be on exhibit in Turkey at the Japan Media Arts Festival, Istanbul 2010, being held this summer. The BEARINGS GLOCKEN II is the successor to the first BEARINGS GLOCKEN originally built in 2006 to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the founding of NSK.
The exhibition is held as part of the efforts by Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs to introduce the attractions of some of Japan's most advanced media art to an international audience. This year's Japan Media Arts Festival in Istanbul marks the fifth exhibition of this kind.
Set in Istanbul, a city with a long history at the crossroads of diverse cultures, the Japan Media Arts Festival, Istanbul 2010, is organized along the lines of the dual theme of the Creative Mind and the Narrative Mind. The festival will be showcasing a diverse range of works of animation and comic book art that well represent the media art of Japan. And, for its part, the BEARINGS GLOCKEN II will be on display to provide both sights and sounds.
The year 2010 marks the 120th anniversary since the estab'lishment of relations between Turkey and Japan. In commemorating this special occasion, NSK hopes that the melodies of the BEARINGS GLOCKEN II will strike a deeper chord in the hearts of the people in both countries to further promote the friendly relationship between Turkey and Japan
Japan Media Arts Festival, Istanbul 2010
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