Wanoakari x Hyakudankaidan @Meguro Gajoen: a special exhibition that featured Japanese traditional art crafts and festivals.

[Introduction]

Visited Meguro Gajoen to see a “Wanoakari x Hyakudankaidan”, a special exhibition that featured Japanese traditional art crafts and festivals.

[Visit Date]
2015.07.04

[Main Part]

Arrived at the entrance of the exhibition。

Meguro Gajoen is famous as a traditional Japanese wedding hall. It holds “Wanoakari x Hyakudankaidan”, a special exhibition that featured Japanese traditional art crafts and festivals. Hyakudankaidan is the stairway of 100 steps and a few rooms remain of existing old Gajoen buildings. These are now treated as one of the cultural assets of Japan and usually nondisclosure. However, Hyakudankaidan is now specially disclosed to the public in accordance with the exhibition.

To Hyakudankaidan.

There are seven rooms and each room has its own themes. The following pictures are shown by rooms.

Edo-era glasses and art crafts

Aomori Nebuta

Edo-era wind bells and bamboo

Darkness and moons

Lightings with plants

Japanese paper air crafts

Japanese lantern

Goods store.

[Closing]

The exhibition is held from July 3rd to August 9th. If you are interested in the event, please check the website.

［Related Links］
Meguro Gajoen (English)
Wanoakari x Hyakudankaidan (partially English)