The 63th Exhibition of Shoso-in Treasures is being held from Octber 29th to November 14th at the Nara National Museum. (Refer to previous post for information about Shoso-in Treasures.)
Sixty-two works are being exhibited this year. This page(only Japanese version) provides information about some of them.
On November 2nd, foreign students who study in a Japanese school will be admitted free to special exhibition "The 63th Exhibition of Shoso-in Treasures" and all regular exhibitions of the Bronze Ware Gallery and Nara Buddhist Sculpture Hall on presentation of their certificates or student IDs.
Foreign students will be also admitted free to the autumn special exhibition The Lineage of Culture: The Hosokawa Family Eisei Bunko Collection at Kyoto National Museum on November 5th and to regular exhibition at Kyushu National Museum on November 3rd. The students will be asked for their student IDs.
Refer to International Students' Cultural Exchange Day, 2011 at Kyoto National Museum for more information.
On Kyushu National Museum's Web site, the information about "tea ceremony experience" is available in the Japanese version only. I can't find foreign language versions of this information on this site. The event will be held on Nobember 3rd and advance reservations are required.
This blog mainly introduces traditional Japanese things including seasonal events, flowers, confectionery, handicrafts, bunraku(Japanese puppet theater). Short introductions and links to all of my blog posts are shown on four calendar pages on sidebar.
Events:
The fall foliage season has started in the Taisetsu Mountain Range, Hokkaido.
https://sounkyovc.net/blog (Japanese version)
2024 Fall Foliage Forecast
https://www.jrailpass.com/blog/japan-autumn-leaves-forecast
https://n-kishou.com/corp/news-contents/autumn/?lang=en
https://tenki.jp/kouyou/expectation.html(Japanese version only)
https://koyo.walkerplus.com/topics/article/210122/ (western Japan, Japanese version only)
https://koyo.walkerplus.com/topics/article/161896/ (eastern Japan, Japanese version only)
https://koyo.walkerplus.com/topics/article/203976/ (northern Japan, Japanese version only)
when and where to see fall foliage(Japanese version only):
https://weathernews.jp/koyo/
https://sp.jorudan.co.jp/leaf/
https://koyo.walkerplus.com/
fireworks festivals will also be held in October and November
fireworks festivals(Japanese version only):
https://hanabi.walkerplus.com/
https://sp.jorudan.co.jp/hanabi/
The fall foliage season has started in the Taisetsu Mountain Range, Hokkaido.
https://sounkyovc.net/blog (Japanese version)
2024 Fall Foliage Forecast
https://www.jrailpass.com/blog/japan-autumn-leaves-forecast
https://n-kishou.com/corp/news-contents/autumn/?lang=en
https://tenki.jp/kouyou/expectation.html(Japanese version only)
https://koyo.walkerplus.com/topics/article/210122/ (western Japan, Japanese version only)
https://koyo.walkerplus.com/topics/article/161896/ (eastern Japan, Japanese version only)
https://koyo.walkerplus.com/topics/article/203976/ (northern Japan, Japanese version only)
when and where to see fall foliage(Japanese version only):
https://weathernews.jp/koyo/
https://sp.jorudan.co.jp/leaf/
https://koyo.walkerplus.com/
fireworks festivals will also be held in October and November
fireworks festivals(Japanese version only):
https://hanabi.walkerplus.com/
https://sp.jorudan.co.jp/hanabi/
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