Events and Exhibits Report

[Tokyo National Museum] Special exhibition “Haniwa” coverage report. Five brother-like “Haniwa warriors” are gathered together for the first time in history

[National Museum of Western Art] Report on “Monet’s Water Lilies”. The largest ever collection of Water Lilies, experience the meditative world of color of his later years.

[Asakura Museum of Sculpture] Special exhibition “Wonderful Cat Life: Fumio Asakura and Cats, and Sometimes Dogs” coverage report. Adorable daily life captured by a cat-loving sculptor

The painter’s inner soul responds to the light of Amami. [Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum] Preview report for “Tanaka Isson: Light and Soul” (until December 1st)

Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum “Listening to the Earth: Presence and Texture” Opening Report

[Tokyo National Museum] Special exhibition “Jingoji Temple – Kukai and the Origins of Shingon Esoteric Buddhism” coverage report. The principal image, the “Standing Statue of Yakushi Nyorai,” considered the greatest masterpiece in the history of Japanese sculpture, is on public display outside the temple for the first time.

[National Museum of Nature and Science] Special exhibition “Insect MANIAC” coverage report. Digging deep into the overwhelming diversity of insects from an insect enthusiast’s perspective!

[National Museum of Western Art] “Naito Collection Manuscripts – A Microcosm of the Elegant Middle Ages” Coverage Report

[Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum] Report on the “De Chirico Exhibition.” A look into the full scope of his art, including the metaphysical paintings that shocked many surrealists

[Tokyo National Museum] Report on “Honen and the Pure Land”. Many treasures from Jodo sect temples are on display, including the national treasure “Hayaraigo” and an exceptional arhat painting.

[Report] The National Museum of Western Art opens its first contemporary art exhibition, “Could this be a room where future artists sleep?”

[Ueno Royal Museum of Art] Venue report for the 2020 Taito Ward exhibition of works by people with disabilities, “Exhibition in the Forest.” 254 entries, expanding the circle of joy involved in art