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Last admission: 17:30
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Ninagawa Mika with EiM: Lights of the beyond, Shadows of this world Ticket in Kyoto
4.1 / 5
14 reviews
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Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art
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4.1 / 5
Great
14 reviews
Klook User
2025/02/17
Fantastic 5.0
Totally beautiful and memorable experience! Just there were to many people even though I went very early like as soon as it opened. And buying this ticket doesn't mean you can enter. You need to go to reserve a time ticket to enter the real thing.
HSU ******
2025/02/11
Great 4.0
A very suitable indoor warming trip for visiting Kyoto in February. The exhibition is beautiful and you can take a lot of IG photos. Unfortunately, the content of this exhibition is mainly light show effects, which feels too similar to the teamLab exhibition. It is a bit empty, and you can't see the artist's classic hand-painted works, which is a pity.
豊田 *
2025/02/20
Fantastic 5.0
It was a weekend and there were a lot of people there. The exhibits were worth seeing, but it was so crowded that I couldn't enjoy them at my leisure, so I recommend going on a weekday.
OU *************
2025/01/31
Fantastic 5.0
I have already seen this exhibition in Tokyo a year ago. The content of this exhibition is slightly different, but it is still a wonderful exhibition! !
Klook User
2025/02/17
Great 4.0
There are coin lockers that cost 100 yen back, so I recommend putting your backpack and jacket in a coin locker! There is a merchandise store at the exit, so don't forget your valuables. You can also use credit cards and PayPay. I entered at 10am on Saturday, and although there were a lot of people and it was crowded, if you don't mind the time, you can take your time and enjoy it.
Klook User
2025/01/18
Fantastic 5.0
like! It's suitable for careful experience. The photos are gorgeous and colorful, as always in Ninagawa style, and the image works are very rich.
Klook User
2025/01/19
Fantastic 5.0
The QR code was issued immediately. On the day, I was able to enter by simply holding the code over the reception desk. It was very convenient.
Klook User
2025/02/22
Fantastic 5.0
It’s beautiful and easy to photograph, but the movement lines may be a bit messy! Popular areas will be crowded with people
Guide
- Welcome to an overwhelming visual experience brought to you by Mika Ninagawa, Japan's proud master of contemporary art.
- Mika Ninagawa's largest solo exhibition in the Kansai region! The creative team EiM will direct a new world.
- Recommended for those interested in Japanese contemporary art and those looking for a vivid visual experience!
Welcome to an overwhelming visual experience presented by Mika Ninagawa, a master of contemporary art that Japan is proud of. We would like all foreign visitors to Japan to visit "Mika Ninagawa Exhibition with EiM: Light of the Other Side, Shadow of This Side", a special exhibition where you can enjoy a fantastic world woven with light and shadow.
Attractive points of the Mika Ninagawa Exhibition
- Stunning visuals by the magician of color The space is filled with the vivid beauty of color unique to Mika Ninagawa. Through the theme of the other side (the world after death) and this side (this world), the original art expressing life and death, light and shadow, hope and despair deeply moves the hearts of viewers.
- Fusion of digital art and reality In collaboration with EiM (Entertainment in Museum), which features interactive productions using the latest technology, an art experience that is not just seen but also “felt” has been realized. Light and shadow move, and you can experience an immersive feeling as if the space itself is alive.
- Full of photogenic spots Everywhere you look in the exhibition hall is photogenic! Just by visiting, you can take special photos and leave a record of them. There are plenty of spots that are sure to look great on social media.
- An encounter between culture and sensibility Through Mika Ninagawa’s work, you can experience the unique Japanese philosophy of “life and death” and aesthetic sense. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy a cultural experience through art during your trip to Japan.
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- Welcome to an overwhelming visual experience brought to you by Mika Ninagawa, Japan's proud master of contemporary art.
- Mika Ninagawa's largest solo exhibition in the Kansai region! The creative team EiM will direct a new world.
- Recommended for those interested in Japanese contemporary art and those looking for a vivid visual experience!
Welcome to an overwhelming visual experience presented by Mika Ninagawa, a master of contemporary art that Japan is proud of. We would like all foreign visitors to Japan to visit "Mika Ninagawa Exhibition with EiM: Light of the Other Side, Shadow of This Side", a special exhibition where you can enjoy a fantastic world woven with light and shadow.
Attractive points of the Mika Ninagawa Exhibition
- Stunning visuals by the magician of color The space is filled with the vivid beauty of color unique to Mika Ninagawa. Through the theme of the other side (the world after death) and this side (this world), the original art expressing life and death, light and shadow, hope and despair deeply moves the hearts of viewers.
- Fusion of digital art and reality In collaboration with EiM (Entertainment in Museum), which features interactive productions using the latest technology, an art experience that is not just seen but also “felt” has been realized. Light and shadow move, and you can experience an immersive feeling as if the space itself is alive.
- Full of photogenic spots Everywhere you look in the exhibition hall is photogenic! Just by visiting, you can take special photos and leave a record of them. There are plenty of spots that are sure to look great on social media.
- An encounter between culture and sensibility Through Mika Ninagawa’s work, you can experience the unique Japanese philosophy of “life and death” and aesthetic sense. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy a cultural experience through art during your trip to Japan.