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08 May 2009

HARU – SPRING

Made in Japan

Contents - The Early Collections before the Opening of Japan - The Austro-Hungarian East Asia Expedition 1868-1871 - The Vienna World Exhibition 1873 - The Drasche-Wartinberg Collection 1877 - The Troll Collection 1886 - The Siebold Collection 1889     - Este Collection 1893 - The Kreiner Collection 1964, 1966 and 1969 - The Haga Collection 1965 and 1969 - The Kubō Collection 1987−1989 - The Collections of Curators - HARU – SPRING

 

 

HARU – SPRING

 

The Hina dolls, which are traditionally displayed in Japan for Girls’ Day on the third day of the third month (today March 3rd), and a Boys’ Day (today May 5th) ensemble, will be presented as the seasonal focus in spring.   Thematically corresponding to the artistic program “Japan for all seasons,” a number of Bugaku and Kagura masks from the museum collections will be exhibited.

 

 

 

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