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东京国立博物馆
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lacquerware
Song to Ming lacquerware beauty in Japanese collections
Chinese lacquer from Song, Yuan, and Ming—how Japanese collections preserve the sheen of court craft.
Shanghai Museum
The Shanghai Museum and the Tokyo National Museum jointly held an exhibition of Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasty lacquerware treasures
China was one of the earliest countries in the world to use lacquerware, and its long-standing lacquerware craftsmanship and culture also spread to and influenc...
Kan'eiji Temple
Kan'ei-ji Temple 400th Anniversary Exhibition: Why is this Edo-period wood movable type so important?
To commemorate the 400th anniversary of the founding of Kan'ei-ji Temple in Japan, the Tokyo National Museum in Ueno Park, Tokyo, recently held a commemorat...
Tokiwayama Library
Song–Yuan Chan ink and Japanese aesthetics in Tokyo
Tokyo National Museum on how Chinese Zen brush ideals shaped Japanese taste for centuries.
Tokyo National Museum
Cherry blossoms and ukiyo-e spring at Tokyo National Museum
Hanami season at Tokyo National Museum—cherry blossoms as a way of looking at Japanese art.
Wang Xizhi
Wang Xizhi special show continues in Tokyo
Tokyo’s Wang Xizhi exhibition rolls on—Lanting lore and calligraphy still drawing crowds.