53rd Meiseki-ten (Exhibition of Famous Stones)

Event Overview

The 53rd Meiseki-ten is an exhibition dedicated to showcasing exceptional stones held in Ogaki City, Gifu Prefecture. The event features stones with diverse shapes and textures created by nature. This is a historic event that has been held for many years, now celebrating its 53rd edition.

Highlights & How to Enjoy

The main highlight is observing the diverse expressions of stones shaped by nature. You can observe the varying shapes, surface textures, colors, and unique forms of each stone type up close. Focus on the unique aesthetic of each stone to appreciate the power of natural creation. Observing the differences in texture and form provides a profound experience of nature's artistry.

Date & Schedule

The event is scheduled as follows:

• Dates: November 7, 2026 (Sat) – November 8, 2026 (Sun)

Venue & Access

Detailed venue information is currently unavailable. It is typically held at public or cultural facilities within Ogaki City. Please check the official Ogaki City website for the exact venue name and access methods as the event approaches.

Tips for Visitors

To fully enjoy the exhibition, we recommend paying close attention to how the light hits the surfaces and how the textures change. Taking the time to quietly observe these natural forms is the true essence of this event.

Important Information (Payment, Language, & Etiquette)

• *Payment**: If there are admission fees, we recommend preparing cash. Please check in advance if credit cards or electronic payments are accepted.
• *Language Support**: Official English support or signage is not explicitly confirmed. We recommend using a translation app for a smoother experience.
• *Reservations**: No prior reservation is generally required, but please check the official website for any changes due to capacity.
• *Dress Code**: Please wear comfortable clothing suitable for walking around the exhibition area.
• *Etiquette**: The stones are delicate natural artifacts. Do not touch the exhibits or lean in too closely. Please maintain a respectful distance and enjoy the exhibition quietly.