Kasugai City Tofu Memorial Museum Collection Exhibition: "Calligraphy Where Life Breathes"

About this event

From the collection of the Tofu Memorial Museum, this exhibition features calligraphy relating to living creatures from the Heian and Muromachi periods (ancient calligraphy), waka poetry paper sheets (kaishi), and works from the Edo period up to modern times. Please enjoy the world of imagination woven by the living creatures in the calligraphy and us humans. This exhibition focuses particularly on works from the precious calligraphy preserved by the Tofu Memorial Museum that evoke a sense of "life." Ancient calligraphy from the Heian and Muromachi periods, elegant waka poetry paper sheets, and calligraphy themed around "living creatures" from various eras from the Edo period to modern times will be displayed. Through these works, you can experience a rich imaginative world born between creatures depicted in calligraphy and people who cherish them. It promises to be a deeply moving exhibition blending the art of calligraphy with the breath of life.

Venue

Kasugai City Tofu Memorial Museum

5-9-3 Matsukawado-cho, Kasugai, Aichi 486-0932