Charm of Kagura Masks Exhibition

Focusing on the 'Kagura Masks' recognized as a Japanese heritage along with Iwami Kagura, we will introduce the artistic value and charm of traditional shapes and colors. Yuuya Emiki, a mask maker from Iwami Kagura (living in Gotsu City), is inheriting traditional techniques. This is a great opportunity to see 'the shapes expressed by Kagura masks' through interaction with young mask makers from Japan (Miyagi Prefecture 'Nanbu Kagura', Tokyo 'Satogakuga', and Miyazaki Prefecture 'Takachiho Kagura').

Date & Time

4/1(Tue) 10:00～16:004/2(Wed) 10:00～16:004/3(Thu) 10:00～16:004/4(Fri) 10:00～16:004/5(Sat) 10:00～16:004/6(Sun) 10:00～16:004/7(Mon) 10:00～16:004/8(Tue) 10:00～16:004/9(Wed) 10:00～16:004/10(Thu) 10:00～16:004/11(Fri) 10:00～16:004/13(Sun) 10:00～16:004/14(Mon) 10:00～16:004/15(Tue) 10:00～16:004/16(Wed) 10:00～16:004/17(Thu) 10:00～16:004/18(Fri) 10:00～16:004/19(Sat) 10:00～16:004/20(Sun) 10:00～16:004/21(Mon) 10:00～16:004/22(Tue) 10:00～16:004/23(Wed) 10:00～16:004/24(Thu) 10:00～16:004/25(Fri) 10:00～16:004/26(Sat) 10:00～16:004/27(Sun) 10:00～16:00

Note

Closed on April 12 during the exhibition period

Venue

Imai Art Museum

Address

472-1 Kawato, Sakoe-cho, Gotsu City, Shimane Prefecture

Free

Admission fee: 1000 yen for general admission on the day (no advance tickets) *Free for students/ holders of disability certificates

parking

Free parking

Access

About 17 km from Asahi IC on the Hamada Expressway

Access (Public)

About a 10-minute walk from Kawato bus stop on the Iwami Kotsu Gotsugawahon line

Contact

0855-92-1839 （Imai Art Museum）

URL

https://www.imai-art.jp/2025/03/01/kaguramen/