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The Eight Dog Chronicles Project - Animals of Edo: Dogs, Cats, Fish, and the People of Edo

Exhibiting ukiyo-e related to 'Nanso Satomi Hakkenden'.

Matsuki Honke Art Museum

5/14(Wed) 10:00～17:00

5/15(Thu) 10:00～17:00

5/16(Fri) 10:00～17:00

5/17(Sat) 10:00～17:00

5/18(Sun) 10:00～17:00

5/21(Wed) 10:00～17:00

5/22(Thu) 10:00～17:00

5/23(Fri) 10:00～17:00

5/24(Sat) 10:00～17:00

5/25(Sun) 10:00～17:00

5/28(Wed) 10:00～17:00

5/29(Thu) 10:00～17:00

5/30(Fri) 10:00～17:00

5/31(Sat) 10:00～17:00

6/1(Sun) 10:00～17:00

6/4(Wed) 10:00～17:00

6/5(Thu) 10:00～17:00

6/6(Fri) 10:00～17:00

6/7(Sat) 10:00～17:00

6/8(Sun) 10:00～17:00

6/11(Wed) 10:00～17:00

6/12(Thu) 10:00～17:00

6/13(Fri) 10:00～17:00

6/14(Sat) 10:00～17:00

6/15(Sun) 10:00～17:00

6/18(Wed) 10:00～17:00

6/19(Thu) 10:00～17:00

6/20(Fri) 10:00～17:00

6/21(Sat) 10:00～17:00

6/22(Sun) 10:00～17:00

6/25(Wed) 10:00～17:00

6/26(Thu) 10:00～17:00

6/27(Fri) 10:00～17:00

6/28(Sat) 10:00～17:00

6/29(Sun) 10:00～17:00

The movie 'Eight Dog Chronicles,' which gained attention when it was released in the fall of 2024, is a live-action adaptation of the long novel 'Nanso Satomi Hakkenden' by Kyokutei Bakin, set in Awa Province. This performance spurred the launch of the 'Eight Dog Chronicles Project' in Chiba Prefecture, where various exhibitions related to 'Hakkenden' will be held at six museums in the prefecture from May to December of this year. At this museum, ukiyo-e related to animals such as dogs, cats, and fish will be displayed, including actor prints depicting kabuki performances of 'Hakkenden.'

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Matsuki Honke Art Museum

About 8.5 km from Nagareyama IC toward Noda Yuki. Turn right at Nakano-dai intersection, then turn left at the next signal after Shitamachi intersection.

Approximately 8 minutes on foot from Tobu Urban Park Line Noda City Station.

Date & Time: 5/14(Wed) 10:00～17:005/15(Thu) 10:00～17:005/16(Fri) 10:00～17:005/17(Sat) 10:00～17:005/18(Sun) 10:00～17:005/21(Wed) 10:00～17:005/22(Thu) 10:00～17:005/23(Fri) 10:00～17:005/24(Sat) 10:00～17:005/25(Sun) 10:00～17:005/28(Wed) 10:00～17:005/29(Thu) 10:00～17:005/30(Fri) 10:00～17:005/31(Sat) 10:00～17:006/1(Sun) 10:00～17:006/4(Wed) 10:00～17:006/5(Thu) 10:00～17:006/6(Fri) 10:00～17:006/7(Sat) 10:00～17:006/8(Sun) 10:00～17:006/11(Wed) 10:00～17:006/12(Thu) 10:00～17:006/13(Fri) 10:00～17:006/14(Sat) 10:00～17:006/15(Sun) 10:00～17:006/18(Wed) 10:00～17:006/19(Thu) 10:00～17:006/20(Fri) 10:00～17:006/21(Sat) 10:00～17:006/22(Sun) 10:00～17:006/25(Wed) 10:00～17:006/26(Thu) 10:00～17:006/27(Fri) 10:00～17:006/28(Sat) 10:00～17:006/29(Sun) 10:00～17:00
Note: Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Admission until 16:00.
Venue: Matsuki Honke Art Museum
Address: 242 Noda, Noda City, Chiba Prefecture
Free: Entrance fee: 700 yen for adults, free for middle school students and below. *Persons with disabilities and one caregiver can receive a discount of 100 yen.
Access: About 8.5 km from Nagareyama IC toward Noda Yuki. Turn right at Nakano-dai intersection, then turn left at the next signal after Shitamachi intersection.
Access (Public): Approximately 8 minutes on foot from Tobu Urban Park Line Noda City Station.
Contact: 04-7120-1489 （Matsuki Honke Art Museum）
URL: https://www.momoa.jp/