Jomon – Birth of art in prehistoric Japan
Important Cultural Property, Dogu (Clay figurine) with Goggle-shaped Eyes, Jomon period, 1000-400 BC, Excavated at Kamegaoka, Kizukuri, Tsugaru-shi, Aomori © Tokyo National Museum
Meiji, Splendors of Imperial Japan (1868-1912)
Boîte à décor de glycines Commande de la Maison impériale Andô Jûbei (1876-1953) Émaux cloisonnés et peints, argent, or Nagoya, Japon, vers 1905 14,2 x 26,1 x 27,7 cm Londres, collection Khalili © The Khalili Collections of Japanese Art
Contemporary Theater Series: “Five Days in March” Re-creation and “Pratthana – A Portrait of Possession” directed by Toshiki Okada
（Left）Hideto Maezawa （Right）photo: Tananop Kanjanawutisit
Vitality of Local Cultures and Matsuri
Considering Japanese Culinary Culture
Tadao Ando : Le Défi
(left) Church of the Light, Osaka, Japan, 1989, photo by Mitsuo Matsuoka (right) Benesse House, Kagawa, Japan, 1992/1995, photo by Mitsuo Matsuoka
YU-ICHI INOUE 1916-1985 -The Liberation of Calligraphy
(Left) Yu-ichi Inoue, Muga, 1956, the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, © UNAC TOKYO (Right) Yu-ichi Inoue, Hin, 1972, the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, © UNAC TOKYO
100 Years of Japanese Cinema
（Left） Tokyo Story ©1953/2017 SHOCHIKU Co., Ltd. （Right） HANAGATAMI ©karatsu film partners/PSC2017
TRIPLE BILL #1 : French-Japanese collaboration project on hip-hop dance
（Left）Kader Attou©CCN La Rochelle （Center）Jann Gallois©Jody Carter （Right）Tokyo Gegegay©Arisak
KOHEI NAWA | Throne
Throne ©Kohei NAWA | SANDWICH Inc.
