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The Amuse Museum is a private museum specialized in Japanese textile culture and |
The '''Amuse Museum''' is a private museum specialized in Japanese textile culture and ''[[ukiyo-e]]'' (woodblock Japanese paintings). Opened at November 2009, it is located in [[Asakusa, Tokyo]]. The talent agency Amuse is the parent organization. About 1500 Boro's pieces of the collection of the folklorist [[Saburo Tanaka]] are in exhibition. The pieces are handmade crafts made by nameless artists and women. |
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About 1500 Boro's pieces of the collection of the folklorist Saburo Tanaka are in exhibition. The pieces are handmade crafts made by nameless artists and women. |
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The honor museum's director is Saburo Tanaka. The director and curator is Hiyoshi Tatsumi. |
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The Museum and Exhibition |
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The Museum is near to the Nitenmon, the eastern gate of Asakusa's temple. In the 1st floor of the museum there is a shop specialized in Japanese goods and |
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Traditional crafts. The main gallery is in the 2nd and 3rd floor. |
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•The 1st exhibition room (permanent) BORO[2] |
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In this room, the BORO's pieces are exhibited as art. |
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•The 2nd exhibition room (permanent) [Old Japanese everyday articles ] |
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An installation exhibition with the Old Japanese everyday articles |
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•The 3rd exhibition room [permanent]「Yume no ato」(Dream's track) |
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Panel and costumes used in the movie 'Dream' from the director Akira Kurozawa are in exhibition. |
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•The 4th exhibition room [Specially exhibition] [3] |
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BORO as textile paint -The Beautiful BORO exhibition- |
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•Ukiyo-e Theater [4] |
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Where a digital explanation about The Ukiyo-e’s Sparling Collection that is in the Boston Museum can be seen. |
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In the 6 floor, there is a stage where regularity live shows of Japanese traditional music are held. In the same floor, there is a bar that opens after the Museum is closed. |
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==References== |
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[1]<ref>http://www.timeout.jp/en/tokyo/venue/2515/Amuse-Museum</ref> |
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*http://www.whereintokyo.com/venues/25225.html |
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*http://www.timeout.jp/en/tokyo/venue/2515/Amuse-Museum |
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https://www.amusemuseum.com/english/index.html (official web site) |
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http://www.timeout.jp/en/tokyo/venue/2515/Amuse-Museum |
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The Amuse Museum is a private museum specialized in Japanese textile culture and ukiyo-e (woodblock Japanese paintings). Opened at November 2009, it is located in Asakusa, Tokyo. The talent agency Amuse is the parent organization. About 1500 Boro's pieces of the collection of the folklorist Saburo Tanaka are in exhibition. The pieces are handmade crafts made by nameless artists and women.
The concept of the collection is もったいない (Japanese term for conveying a sense of regret concerning waste). The honor museum's director is Saburo Tanaka. The director and curator is Hiyoshi Tatsumi.