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Notice: Given the changing situation in Japan amidst the outbreak of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) across the nation, some of Japan Cultural Expo programs might be cancelled or postponed. Please check the official website of each organizer and program for further updates.

Event Information

May 3-July 10, 2022

Kacchu Anatomy: The aesthetics of design and engineering
[ Tokyo National Museum ] May 3-June 26, 2022

Special Exhibition Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Okinawa's Reversion to Japan RYUKYU
March 6-December 18,2022

The Beauty of Nature Japan's four Seasons in Masterpieces
April 5-June 19, 2022

Ceramics of the Past and of the Future: The Timelessness of Traditional Japanese Craft Arts
December 17, 2021-June 27, 2022

Ever fresh!! Humankind’s oldest mural painting technique - AFFRESCO -
June 5, 2022

Tokyo Mandolin Ensemble Concert 2022 (50th anniversary)

Ending Soon

Spring: April 14 (Thu) to May 18 (Wed), 2022

The Setouchi Triennale2022 and Art Setouchi
April 12-May 22, 2022

Commemorating the 1200th Anniversary of Saichō’s Death: Buddhist Art of the Tendai School
April 9-May 22, 2022

For Departing and Departed Loved Ones: Images of Amitabha Buddha's Welcoming Approach

VIRTUAL PLATFORM

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Digital Gallery

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Special Exhibition The World of Traditional Performing Arts Virtual Museum

Japan Cultural Expo x CLUB RED: Traveling Japan by Dining in Hokuriku

STORY

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I feel that honoring and appreciating nature is deep-rooted among the people of Japan.

Kikunosuke Onoe

This is such a challenging time, and that is why I would like everyone to experience moments of joy through the power of culture and art.

Shosuke Tanihara

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Theme

Humanity and Nature in Japan” is the overarching theme for the “Japan Cultural Expo” series of programs introducing the many dimensions of the culture and arts of Japan from the prehistorical Jōmon age to the present: art and cultural treasures, performing arts, media arts, lifestyle arts, literary arts, and music, food culture and nature, design and fashion, inclusive society and coexistence of cultures, disaster recovery.