Commemorative Dialogue: "Living Nojiro — 85 Years in This World, 50 Years in the Afterlife"
記念対談 「生きている野十郎 ——この世に85年、あの世に50年」
A rare dialogue between Yuriko Takayama and Ken Kaizuka exploring the aesthetics of Nojiro Takashima.
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23 agosto 2026
This is a special commemorative dialogue designed to deepen your understanding of Nojiro Takashima's artistic world.
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Su Commemorative Dialogue: "Living Nojiro — 85 Years in This World, 50 Years in the Afterlife"
- Expert Insights: A rare chance to hear an academic and passionate dialogue by Ken Kaizuka and Yuriko Takayama.
- Deepen Understanding: Gain a multi-dimensional understanding of Nojiro Takashima's artistic achievements through expert words.
- Exclusive Experience: Immerse yourself in a special, intimate space limited to 70 participants.
- Preparation Tip: Viewing the exhibition beforehand will significantly enhance your understanding of the discussion.
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Pre-registration is required (Lottery system).
No English interpretation or English commentary is provided.
Please follow museum rules for admission fee payments.
The venue is the B2F Hall.
One application per person only.
Application deadline
July 21, 2026.
Please observe museum etiquette and maintain a quiet environment.
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