Shojo Manga Infinity: Moto Hagio, Ryoko Yamagishi, and Waki Yamato
The National Art Center, Tokyo · Special Exhibition Gallery 2E · Tokyo · –
More than 800 monochrome and colour originals survey about 60 years of work by Moto Hagio, Ryoko Yamagishi, and Waki Yamato, including The Poe Clan, The Heart of Thomas, Hi Izuru Tokoro no Tenshi, Haikara-san ga Tōru, and Asaki Yumemishi.
Exhibition information
Plan your visit
- Opening hours
- 10:00–18:00 Until 20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays; last admission 30 minutes before closing.
- Closed
- Tuesdays (open Nov 3 and Dec 8), plus Nov 4 and Dec 28–Jan 5.
- Closed during the exhibition
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- Admission
- Adult ¥2,200
- University student ¥1,000
- High-school student ¥500
- Reservation
- No timed entry is announced. Advance tickets are sold through Oct 27 (JPY 2,000 adult, JPY 800 university, JPY 300 high school). Free for junior-high students and younger, and for disability-certificate holders with one companion.
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