Chateau Orquevaux, an organization with a history of hosting international residencies, extends its program to Kyoto, Japan, through the KAGANHOTEL Co-living PLAN. This residency is designed for artists and creatives across a broad spectrum of disciplines, from visual arts and performance to design and digital media. The initiative offers a shared living and working environment in one of the world's most culturally rich cities, fostering cross-disciplinary dialogue and immersive practice. The residency operates on a rolling basis, allowing artists to apply at any time, though acceptance is subject to availability. While no funding is provided, the program facilitates a supportive infrastructure for creative work, including accommodation and studio space. The exact nature of the facilities and resources has not been specified, but the co-living model suggests an emphasis on community and exchange among residents. Curatorially, the opportunity aligns with Chateau Orquevaux's mission to support creative practitioners at various career stages. The setting in Kyoto—a city with a deep historical and artistic heritage—offers a unique context for reflection and production. Artists are encouraged to engage with the local environment and to develop work that resonates with the residency's interdisciplinary ethos. The absence of a fixed deadline reflects a flexible, ongoing commitment to hosting creative minds.