"The Modern Export Craft: Kyoto's Shippou" Exhibition

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At The Museum of Kyoto
Media: Ceramics

Shippou was the prime of craft that was exported from Japan, and was very popular in Europe for its beautiful surface. During the mid-Meiji era, many stores carried Shippou, but the numbers diminished to only one "Inaba Shippou" by the end of the era. The Inaba Shippou, unfortunately, was recently demolished and items that were under possession were donated to Kyoto prefecture. The exhibition features works that were donated and the narratives surrounding them.
*Exhibiting at the Special Exhibition area in the History Exhibition room

Schedule

From 2007-07-31 To 2007-11-04

Website

http://www.bunpaku.or.jp/ (venue's website)

Fee

Adults ¥500, College - High School Students ¥400, Junior High - Elementary School Students ¥300. Special Exhibition Fees may be charged separately.

Venue Hours

From 10:00 To 19:30
Closed on Mondays
Note:Special exhibitions close at 18:00. If Monday is a National Holiday, the museum will be open on Monday but closed the following Tuesday. Closed 12/28-1/3.

Maps

Navitime (Japanese)
Yahoo (Japanese)

Access

3 minute walk from exit 5 at Karasuma-Oike station on the Subway Karasuma line. 7 minute walk from exit 16 at Karasuma station on the Hankyu line.

Address

Sanjo Takakura, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto 604-8183
Phone: 075-222-0888 Fax: 075-222-0889

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"The Modern Export Craft: Kyoto's Shippou" Exhibition</a>
Venue: The Museum of Kyoto
Schedule: From 2007-07-31 To 2007-11-04
Address: Sanjo Takakura, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto 604-8183
Phone: 075-222-0888 Fax: 075-222-0889

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