Japan Cultural Expo|日本博

Japan Cultural Expo|日本博 Japan Cultural Expo encourage people worldwide to discover the charm of Japanese arts and culture.

Experience the Timeless Performing Arts of Japan and Korea—Together on One Stage!UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage fro...
15/04/2025

Experience the Timeless Performing Arts of Japan and Korea—Together on One Stage!
UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage from the Imperial Courts of both countries will come together in a rare, unforgettable performance.

🎭 Kumiodori & Jongmyo Jeryeak
Co-starring Japanese and Korean Court Entertainment
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📍 Performance Details
Date: April 19 (Sat), 2025
Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Venue: Bunkyo Civic Hall, Tokyo

🎟 Ticket Prices (Tax included)
 • 1st Grade: ¥9,000 (Students: ¥6,300)
 • 2nd Grade: ¥8,000 (Students: ¥5,600)

🕊 In celebration of the 60th anniversary of Japan–Korea diplomatic relations, this special performance features two iconic traditions:

• Kumiodori – A classical Okinawan music and dance drama that blends dialogue, movement, and Ryukyuan music into a captivating theatrical experience.
• Jongmyo Jeryeak – A sacred Korean court ritual of music and dance performed to honor the kings of the Joseon Dynasty at Jongmyo Shrine.

Expect colorful costumes, unique traditional instruments, and a powerful ensemble performance you won’t want to miss!

🔗 Read more:
Five Traditional Japanese Performing Arts Registered as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
Link in bio
https://japanculturalexpo.bunka.go.jp/en/article/summary/202308/

A video of Murakami's talk has been released!Murakami Takashi spoke about his childhood dream, how he became an artist, ...
01/04/2025

A video of Murakami's talk has been released!

Murakami Takashi spoke about his childhood dream, how he became an artist, and how Japanese culture and society inspired his artistic values at the Victoria & Albert Museum.

Check out the video🎥 (link in bio )

https://japanculturalexpo.bunka.go.jp/en/article/reports/202503_5/

Have you seen our latast collaboration video with Ichiban Japan  ?We had the pleasure of introducing the Takayama area, ...
18/03/2025

Have you seen our latast collaboration video with Ichiban Japan ?
We had the pleasure of introducing the Takayama area, including the Kusakane Mingeikan.

Why not take a virtual trip to a place where history comes to life?
https://japanculturalexpo.bunka.go.jp/en/article/reports/202503_4/

Check out the video in the article to discover more! (link in bio )

MYAKU-MYAKU meets friends! Thank you❤️
01/03/2025

MYAKU-MYAKU meets friends! Thank you❤️



Have you seen our latast collaboration video with Life Where I'm From  ?We had the pleasure of introducing the Yamamoto ...
25/02/2025

Have you seen our latast collaboration video with Life Where I'm From ?
We had the pleasure of introducing the Yamamoto Noh Theater in Osaka.

Experience the historic world of noh performance in Osaka with Life Where I'm From
https://japanculturalexpo.bunka.go.jp/en/article/

Check out the video in the article to discover more! (link in bio )

Greg, the creator of YouTube channel “Life Where I'm From”, stepped into the fascinating world of Noh performance for th...
03/02/2025

Greg, the creator of YouTube channel “Life Where I'm From”, stepped into the fascinating world of Noh performance for the first time in his life.

What Japan’s Oldest Performance Art is Like (link in bio )

Last Sunday evening in London, Takashi Murakami  gave a lovely talk about how traditional Japanese art has inspired his ...
10/12/2024

Last Sunday evening in London, Takashi Murakami gave a lovely talk about how traditional Japanese art has inspired his work at the V&A.

Forum on superb craftpersonship and its future! It will be discussed in Japanese and French language.
17/10/2024

Forum on superb craftpersonship and its future! It will be discussed in Japanese and French language.

フォーラム「明日をつくる手しごと 伝統産業の未来―継承と新創造」
📅2024年10月26日(土)13時~17時50分
📍同志社大学 今出川キャンパス
参加無料・要予約
👉https://culture-jpfr.com/forum/

フランスの伝統産業マイスター師弟制度 (Le programme Maîtres d'art-Élèves) が1994年に設立されて30年。フランス文化省は昨年、この機をとらえてその活性化と新たな価値創造に向けて、伝統文化産業振興の政策を発表しました。
本フォーラムでは、フランスと日本の伝統産業関係者、文化、芸術また行政、経済関係者やこれからの社会を担う学生などに向けて、伝統産業・文化が生み出す新たな社会的な価値やその意義について、識者や実際に伝統産業に従事する職人、アーティストが討議します。

<第一部:伝統産業政策と展望>
モデレーター:近藤 誠一(一般社団法人 TAKUMI-Art du Japon 代表理事)
森口 邦彦(人間国宝、染織家)
並木 誠士(京都工芸繊維大学美術工芸資料館館長)
リュック・ルセネカル(フランス サヴォアフェール研究所 会長)
ロイック・テュルパン(モビリエ・ナショナル― フランス国有動産管理局  開発・広報ディレクター)

<第二部:伝統産業の課題と具体的方策>
モデレーター:金島 隆弘(金沢美術工芸大学 芸術学SCAPe准教授)
林 美木子(有職彩色絵師)
中村 宗哲(千家十職 塗師 十三代 中村宗哲)
セヴリナ・ラルティーグ(メートル・ダール、フラワーコサージュ デザイナー)
マルタン・プレオー(メートル・ダールの弟子、刺繍作家)
ジャンヌ・ヴィセリアル(テキスタイル研究者・彫刻家、2024年度ヴィラ九条山レジデント)

Colloque Demain en mains – Valorisation et transmission des métiers d’art

📅 samedi 26 octobre 2024, de 13h à 17h50
📍 Université Doshisha, campus Imadegawa
Entrée libre sur réservation
👉https://culture-jpfr.com/fr/forum/

Organisé à l’occasion des 30 ans du Titre et Programme de Maîtres d'art - Élèves en France, et suite à l’annonce de la stratégie nationale en faveur des métiers d'art par la ministre de la Culture en mai 2023, le colloque Demain en mains – Valorisation et transmission des métiers d’art, rassemble des artisans, artistes, professionnels, industriels et décideurs publics, afin de mettre en avant l’excellence des filières de métiers d’art en France et au Japon, et le rôle fondamental de la transmission de ces savoir-faire et technologies dans le développement de ces filières et dans la création de valeur.

[Table ronde 1 : Politiques et perspectives des industries traditionnelles]
Modérateur : Seiichi KONDO (Directeur général de l'association générale TAKUMI-Art du Japon)
Intervenants :
Kunihiko MORIGUCHI (Trésor national vivant, maître teinturier et tisserand)
Seishi NAMIKI (Directeur du Musée des arts et métiers de l'Université de Kyoto Institute of Technology)
Luc LESÉNÉCAL (Président, Institut pour les Savoir Faire Français)
Loïc TURPIN (Directeur du développement et de la communication au Mobilier national, institution française sous la tutelle du ministère de la Culture)

[Table ronde 2 : Défis des industries traditionnelles et mesures concrètes]
Modérateur : Takahiro KANESHIMA (Professeur associé du programme SCAPe à l'Université des Arts de Kanazawa)
Intervenants :
Mikiko HAYASHI (Artiste peintre en couleurs traditionnelles)
Soutetsu NAKAMURA (Soutetsu Nakamura, maître laqueur de la treizième génération des Senkejusshoku)
Séverina LARTIGUE (Maître d’art, Parurière florale)
Martin PRÉAULT (Élève de Maître d’art, brodeur)
Jeanne VICERIAL (Chercheuse & Sculptrice Textile, Lauréate 2024 de la Villa Kujoyama)

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4-1 Hayabusa-cho
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
102-8656

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Humanity and Nature in Japan Exploring the Arts from Antiquity to the Present

For more than 10,000 years, from primeval times to the present, the arts of Japan have been the expression of respect for the diversity of nature and the landscape. “Art” is inspired by the belief that each and every thing is endowed with a vital spirit and by a feeling of reverence for the beauty manifested therein. Traditions cherishing the nature and the climate of the land have been passed down in all aspects of daily life and art.

We can see that embrace of nature’s beauty in the arts throughout the ages: decorated pottery of ancient Jōmon times, carved or cast Buddhist statuary, paintings on folding screens or in ukiyo-e prints, designs on lacquerware and other traditional crafts, kimono and textiles, noh and kabuki performing arts, modern arts of anime and manga. Art embodies the way nature resonates within and imprints itself upon the human heart. Art displays the ways people treasure that sense of beauty.

“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