[Isehan Honten] Beni Museum “Chisai, Chikkoi, Chiccha!” Information on the Event. October 18, 2022 (Tue) – December 11, 2022 (Sun)

The Beni Museum, located on Kotto-Dori in Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo, is a museum dedicated to the history and culture of Beni and makeup by the last Beni shop, Isehan Honten. Regularly held special exhibitions are also popular, and from October 18 (Tue) to December 11 (Sun), 2022, the special exhibition “Chisai, Chikkoi, Chiccha!” will be held.

The exhibition focuses on playhouse tools and miniature kitchen utensils produced from the Edo period to the Showa period, and explores their uses, and the preferences of both children and adults. Miniatures speak eloquently of the user, the owner, and sometimes the maker. They are also materials that convey today the views and times once seen by those who held them in their hands. Take a look at the times and the interests captured by these small objects.

　

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“Chisai, Chikkoi, Chiccha!”

Exhibition: October 18 (Tue) – December 11 (Sun), 2022

Closed: Monday *The museum is open on Sundays and national holidays during special exhibitions.

Opening Hours: 10:00 – 17:00 (admission until 16:30)

Special Exhibition Admission Fee: (1) 600 yen general admission (2) 800 yen with limited-edition booklet (Free admission for junior high school students and younger, persons with disability cards, and up to one accompanying person)

URL: https://www.isehanhonten.co.jp/cat-museum/2022exhibition/
Cooperation: Osaka City Cultural Properties Association, Osaka History Museum, Kawauchi Collection, University of Tokyo Archeological Research Unit, Japan Toy Museum, Yoshitoku Museum

Support: Japan Toy Museum

*Schedules are subject to change or cancellation due to the prevention of new coronavirus infection and its spread.

For details, please check the news page on the official website of Isehan Honten.

Commemorative lecture “A Brief History of Japanese Miniatures”

Saturday, November 12, 2022, 14:00 – 15:00

Lecturer: Mr. Naoteru Hayashi (Director, Institute for the Study of the Japanese Form)

Capacity: 12 people at the venue, 80 people online (via Zoom)

Fee: 500 yen (a separate admission fee is required for the special exhibition)

For details, please visit the official website of Isehan Honten. (Registration opens at 10:00 on Tuesday, October 25, 2022)

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