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Arts & Performances

Kyoto is a birth place of traditional arts, crafts and performances of Japan,
and has been maintaining its tradition with the coming of the new age.
Here GTK'd like to introduce the monthly art highlights, museums, creators etc.

Highlights of Art

The Kanze Family Exhibition

This exhibition introduces the history and treasures of Noh tradition by the biggest Noh school; Kanze family. […]

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The Inca Empire Revealed: Century After the Machu Picchu “Discovery”

Copyright@マチュピチュ 撮影:義井 豊 Machu Picchu is a 15th-century Inca site, located in the Andes of Peru. It was &#8220 […]

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“The Next Stage”: The New Exhibition at Kyoto Seishu Netsuke Art Museum

Japan’s foremost museum dedicated to netsuke miniature sculpture opens its Spring Exhibition Netsuke are speci […]

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Masterworks from the Collection of the Prince of Liechtenstein

Portrait of Clara Serena Rubens(1611-1623) Peter Paul Rubens ©LIECHTENSTEIN. The Princely Collections, Vaduz-V […]

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Ancient Glass: Feast of Color -on Special Loan from the British Museum

Ancient glass collection in B.C including 10 treasures from the British Museum is being exhibited at MIHO MUSE […]

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UNknown Alfons Mucha

Alfons Mucha (1860-1939) was well-known as a symbolic painter of Art Nouveau in the beginning of 20th century. […]

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Diorama Exhibition by Takaki Yamamoto

Copyright: @「梅ちゃん先生の町」2011年制作 Copyright: @「モダン都市銀座」2001年制作 Takashimaya Gallery is displaying the works for dio […]

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Kaga Akae Exhibition -The Lure of Red and the Glitter of Gold

Copyright@ Honda Gen’emonⅡ, Large Dish with Design of Pine,Bamboo,Plum Trees,Cranes and Turtles. Red Ove […]

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Tessaido collection -Antique accessories

Tessai-do shop (てっさい堂), located in the heart of Gion, Kyoto, is a popular shop for the collection of sophistic […]

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LEO LIONNI Exhibition

Leo Lionni (1910-1999) was a popular artist of picture books for children. The heartwarming story of his books […]

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