cinematographer [movie] Hideki Maruoka
cinematographer [movie] Yuya Yamazaki
curated by Minoru Sato (m/s)
curated by [assistant] Kenichiro Kawamura
curated by [assistant] Noriko Makiura
design Megumi Furusawa
film technician [programming and authoring for dvd-rom] Hisayuki Takagi
film technician [programming and authoring for dvd-rom] Megumi Furusawa
film technician [programming and authoring for dvd-rom] Shin Yamaharu
liner notes Achim Wollscheid
liner notes Brandon LaBelle
liner notes Kenichiro Kawamura
liner notes Michiyo Miyama
liner notes Minoru Sato (m/s)
liner notes Toshihiko Furuya
liner notes [translation] Caitlan Stronell
liner notes [translation] Minoru Sato (m/s)
liner notes [translation] Noriko Makiura
photography by Atsushi Tominaga
sound designer [sound] Minoru Sato (m/s)
sound designer [sound] Toshiya Tsunoda
sounds [opening sound work] Minoru Sato (m/s)
Printed By Kinyosha Printing Co., Ltd.
Bilingual (Japanese/English) 194 page book and DVD in slipcase. This is a catalog for a gallery show of sound installations at Kawasaki City Museum in Japan from 20 July - 26 August, 2001. The DVD has virtual walk-through of the installations. The main menu has icons for each artist turning in a clockwise motion. Clicking them goes to documentation about the artist piece(s) and short texts about the piece and artist. A smaller navigation in the main menu goes to a set of six essays. They are the same authors represented in the book, but not the same texts as some are truncated and some are entirely different.

System requirements (requires the following minimum specification):
Macintosh
CPU:Power PC G3 400Mhz or higher
Mac OS 9.0+QuickTime5 or Higher
Memory:192MB min
Display:800x600pixel min. 16,7 million-color or higher
DVD-ROM drive

Windows
CPU: Pentium II , Pentium III-class CPU, 500Mhz or higher
Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP, QuickTime5 or Higher
Memory:128MB min
Display:800x600pixel min. True color(32bit)
DVD-ROM drive
A Sound Blaster, DirectSound or the compatible sound card and speakers