Experience the Tale of Genji at Nagoya's Morimura Museum: Yamato-e Scroll Exhibition & More
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Experience the Tale of Genji at Nagoya’s Morimura Museum: Yamato-e Scroll Exhibition & More

Step into the Tale of Genji: Morimura’s Stunning Yamato-e Exhibition

Prepare to be transported to the elegant world of Heian-era Japan! The Morimura Memorial Museum of Yamato-e proudly presents "Yoshitaka Morimura: Reconstruction of the Tale of Genji Scroll Exhibition," showcasing 19 breathtaking sections of the iconic scroll. These meticulously restored paintings, complete with calligraphy on ornate paper, bring the classic story vividly to life. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the beauty and artistry of Yamato-e firsthand! ✨

Adding to the allure, the exhibition also features Yamato-e works by Yoshitaka Morimura available for purchase, allowing you to take a piece of this captivating art form home with you.

Bonus Exhibitions – Triple the Art!

Alongside the Genji exhibition, immerse yourself in the vibrant creativity of three simultaneous showcases:

  • Toko-gajuku Exhibition: Explore the works of the Morimura Museum’s own Yamato-e school, Toko-gajuku. Toko-gajuku
  • Murase Calligraphy School Exhibition: Discover the beauty and precision of Japanese calligraphy. Murase Calligraphy School
  • Hokkeji Flower Arranging Joint Exhibition: Experience the artistry of traditional Japanese flower arranging. Hokkeji Flower Arranging

Plan Your Visit: Nagoya Yamato-e Museum (Morimura Memorial Hall)

Dedicated to showcasing the beauty of Yamato-e, the Morimura Memorial Hall offers a tranquil escape in the heart of the city. The museum focuses on Yamato-e’s unique portrayal of the four seasons, offering a glimpse into traditional Japanese aesthetics. Enjoy a moment of serenity in the first-floor tea room (included with admission!), and discover a range of enriching classes in Japanese painting (Yamato-e), tea ceremony, calligraphy, and flower arranging.

Learn More About the Museum

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Hours: 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Venue: Beauty of Wa Museum Morimura Memorial Hall
Admission: 1,000 yen (includes tea)
Phone: 052-971-0456
Access:

  • Subway Higashiyama Line/Meijo Line: 3-minute walk from Sakae Station Exit 4.
  • Subway Meijo Line/Sakura-dori Line: 3-minute walk from Hisaya-odori Station Exit 7.

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