
Washi: The timeless beauty of Japanese paper
Saturday, 19 September to Tuesday(holiday), 3 November 2009
Traditional Japanese washi paper has always been a vital material for writers, calligraphers, and painters, but its supple strength and beauty have also given it a natural place in many other aspects of our daily lives. This exhibition examines the multi-faceted culture of washi that has grown as a result of the Japanese sense of art and beauty.
[Address] |
Tokyo Midtown Gardenside 9-7-4 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-8643, Japan |
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[Hours] |
Sundays and Mondays 10:00-18:00 |
[Closure] |
Tuesdays (except November 3) |
[Admission] |
Adult ¥1,300 |
[Audio Guide] |
¥500 |
*Click on the photograph for a larger image.
Important Cultural Property |
Box for books and letters with design of hollyhock decorations and roses in maki-e |
Uchikake, noshi butterfly and cherry blossom design on white figured satin |


