Bungo Yusokai Exhibit

"Bungo Shibori" originated in Oita (Tsurusaki area) and spread nationwide during the Edo period as an indigo dyeing technique. It had become a lost technique, but was revived in modern times by dyeing researcher Hiroko Ando (from Oita City). Ando and her students formed the "Bungo Yusokai". They are actively working not only on creating works but also on dissemination activities, gaining recognition as the first registered cultural asset of Oita City. The works of the "Bungo Yusokai" will be exhibited in the lobby of the Noh theater, adorned by early summer greenery.

Date & Time

5/30(Fri) 09:00～17:005/31(Sat) 09:00～17:006/1(Sun) 09:00～17:006/3(Tue) 09:00～17:006/4(Wed) 09:00～17:006/5(Thu) 09:00～17:006/6(Fri) 09:00～17:006/7(Sat) 09:00～17:006/8(Sun) 09:00～17:006/10(Tue) 09:00～17:006/11(Wed) 09:00～17:006/12(Thu) 09:00～17:006/13(Fri) 09:00～17:006/14(Sat) 09:00～17:006/15(Sun) 09:00～17:006/17(Tue) 09:00～17:006/18(Wed) 09:00～17:006/19(Thu) 09:00～17:006/20(Fri) 09:00～17:006/21(Sat) 09:00～17:006/22(Sun) 09:00～17:006/24(Tue) 09:00～17:006/25(Wed) 09:00～17:00

Note

Closed every Monday. Last admission at 16:30.

Venue

Heiwa Citizen Park Noh Theater

Address

1-30 Makinokicho, Oita City, Oita Prefecture

parking

Free Parking

Access

10 minutes from JR Oita Station / 5.6 km from Ken-do Route 56 "Oita Mera" IC

Access (Public)

8 minutes on foot from JR Maki Station / 5 minutes on foot from bus stop "Hanasuzuru"

Contact

097-551-5511 （Heiwa Citizen Park Noh Theater）

URL

https://www.nogaku.jp/