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The Tokugawa Art Museum Special Exhibition [Magnificent Maki-e] / Thematic Exhibition [The World of Noh Drama] Ticket
1017 Tokugawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
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Tanaka ******
2023/06/12
Fantastisch 5.0
Lackwaren, Noh-Masken und Kostüme usw. waren sehr informativ! Darüber hinaus werde ich, wenn sich eine Gelegenheit bietet, diese nutzen. Der Gutschein wurde sofort verstanden, als ich ihn der Rezeptionistin zeigte.
Anleitung
Special Exhibition Magnificent Maki-e: Tales of Urushi and Gold over a Thousand Years
- Maki-e (lit. sprinkled picture) is the art of painting with urushi (lacquer) and sprinkling gold or silver powders onto it to produce pictorial designs. In Japanese culture it has long been a symbol of Japanese-style beauty.
Thematic Exhibition The World of Noh Drama: Gods, Men, Women, Madness, and Demons
- Nohgaku (commonly known as Noh) is a form of traditional Japanese theater with a 600-year history. The Noh repertoire is said to consist of more than two hundred scripts, which are classified into the five categories of God, Man, Woman, Madness, and Demon plays.
4.15 (Sat)~5.28 (Sun)
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Standort
1017 Tokugawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan

Guidebook
Special Exhibition Magnificent Maki-e: Tales of Urushi and Gold over a Thousand Years
- Maki-e (lit. sprinkled picture) is the art of painting with urushi (lacquer) and sprinkling gold or silver powders onto it to produce pictorial designs. In Japanese culture it has long been a symbol of Japanese-style beauty.
Thematic Exhibition The World of Noh Drama: Gods, Men, Women, Madness, and Demons
- Nohgaku (commonly known as Noh) is a form of traditional Japanese theater with a 600-year history. The Noh repertoire is said to consist of more than two hundred scripts, which are classified into the five categories of God, Man, Woman, Madness, and Demon plays.
4.15 (Sat)~5.28 (Sun)