Special Exhibition "Nobuo Origuchi's Noto and Etchu"

This exhibition explores the relationship between Nobuo Origuchi and the Manyoshu. In Noto, Hakui, there is a father-son grave with his adopted son, Haruyo Origuchi. Nobuo Origuchi was one of the people who recognized the value of the poems of Ie-mochi early on and took an interest in Ie-mochi's life and actions in Etchu. Centered around materials such as his handwritten manuscripts and poem scrolls secretly held by the Ikeda family, we will explore his connections with his disciples and the Manyoshu, investigate the traces Origuchi left in Noto and Etchu, and unearth the issues of the hearts of ancient people that Origuchi perceived.

Map & Location

Details about Special Exhibition "Nobuo Origuchi's Noto and Etchu"

Date & Time

7/16(Wed)～9/15(Mon) 09:00～18:00

Note

Closed on Tuesdays. Admission until 17:15.

Venue

Takaoka City Manyo Historical Museum

Address

1-11-11 Fushiki Ichimiya, Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture

Fee

Admission fee: General 300 yen, 240 yen for those aged 65 and over, free for middle school students and younger, group (20 or more) 240 yen

parking

Parking fee is free for users of the Takaoka City Manyo Historical Museum (with space for 54 regular cars and 6 buses)

Access

About 20 minutes from the Noto Expressway "Takaoka North" IC

Access (Public)

About a 25-minute walk from JR Himi Line "Fushiki" Station

Contact

0766-44-5511 （Takaoka City Manyo Historical Museum）

URL

https://www.manreki.com/