100 Selected Tea Bowls from the Mitsui Memorial Museum Collection
Mitsui Memorial Museum · Galleries 1–7 · Tokyo · –
One hundred tea bowls chosen from the museum's collection, including the National Treasure Shino tea bowl Unohanagaki, one of only two Japanese-made tea bowls designated National Treasures, and all five of the museum's Important Cultural Property tea bowls, such as the tortoiseshell-glaze Ran Tenmoku and the black Raku bowl Shunkan.
Exhibition information
Plan your visit
- Opening hours
- 10:00–17:00 Last admission 16:30.
- Closed
- Mondays (open Sep 21, Oct 12, Nov 2, and Nov 23), plus Oct 13.
- Closed during the exhibition
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- Admission
- Adult ¥1,200
- University/high-school student ¥700
- Age 70+ ¥1,000
- Reservation
- No reservation required. Repeat visits with this show's stub cost JPY 1,000 (students JPY 600). Free for junior-high students and younger, and for disability-certificate holders with one caregiver.
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- Official exhibition page · www.mitsui-museum.jp Information verified
- Official list of works · www.mitsui-museum.jp Information verified
- Official exhibition page · www.mitsui-museum.jp Information verified
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