Special Lecture 'Instructor: Masahito Inasaki, What is Art, Fine Arts, and Crafts in Japan'

Before the modern era, the words 'fine arts', 'crafts', and 'art' did not exist in Japan. How did these terms evolve in relation to their historical backgrounds? Masahito Inasaki, a traditional craftsperson designated by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, and a Tokyo Skill Meister, who is associated with the long-standing storefront 'Keishindo Inasaki' in Nihonbashi since the Edo period, will explore 'art, fine arts, and crafts' in contemporary Japan by considering various histories from different countries. Targeted towards high school students and above.

Date & Time

6/29(Sun) 10:00～12:00

Note

Doors are expected to open around 9:50

Venue

Yokohama Art Preservation and Restoration Center

Address

2-10 Tokiwacho, Naka Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture Shinko Building 305

Free

Participation Fee: 3,500 yen (tax included)

parking

No dedicated coin parking available. Please use nearby paid coin parking.

Access (Public)

5-minute walk from JR Keihin-Tohoku Line 'Kannai' Station South Exit / 3-minute walk from Yokohama City Subway Blue Line 'Kannai' Station Exit 3

Contact

045-489-4987 （Yokohama Art Preservation and Restoration Center, Non-Profit Organization）

URL

https://www.npo-acrc.org