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What’s an Icon of Style?
The exhibition will feature pieces by John Galliano for Christian Dior, Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel, Olivier Theyskens for Rochas, Alexander McQueen for Givenchy, Arnold Scaasi, and Christian Lacroix. [Read More]
Events
Hina Matsuri Special Exhibition
The dolls displayed by the Tokugawa Art Museum are from the private collection of the [Read More]
The World of Trick Art Exhibition
An exhibition of 24 optical art pictures where you can “jump” into the picture and be [Read More]
Special Exhibition – Ben Shahn: Cross Media Artist
As well as a general retrospective of the artist’s works, there is also a section of [Read More]
Hiroshige’s One Hundred Famous Views of Edo
One Hundred Famous Views of Edo is a series of 118 woodblock prints by the Japanese [Read More]
Exhibitions
- Hina Matsuri Special Exhibition: The dolls displayed by the Tok...
- The World of Trick Art Exhibition: An exhibition of 24 optical ar...
Nagoya Calendar
Nagoya Calendar – February 2012 Edition
Download the February edition of the Nagoya Calendar for exclusive articles and event information not yet featured on our website. Experience pottery in Seto, take a walk [Read More]
Daily Living Guide
Experience Pottery in Seto at the Ceramic Craft Studio
The term "Nihon Rokkoyo" is used to refer to the six oldest pottery centers in Japan - [Read More]
NIC’s Free Personal Income Tax Consultations 2012
The Nagoya Certified Public Tax Accountants' Association together with the Nagoya [Read More]
Make Your Own Inarizushi!
Sushi is not just about elaborate pieces of raw fish that you’ve never heard of. [Read More]
Ice Skating In and Around Nagoya
Figure skaters - Miki Ando (2011 World Champion), Mao Asada (2010 World Champion), and [Read More]
Aerobics Classes in Nagoya
Plan to get in shape this year? Give your New Year resolution a kick-start at one of [Read More]
In and Around Nagoya
Experience Pottery in Seto at the Ceramic Craft Studio
The term "Nihon Rokkoyo" is used to refer to the six oldest pottery centers in Japan - Seto, just east of Nagoya, was one of them and is now home to the Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum愛知県陶磁資料館. As well as having a vast collection of pottery and ceramics on exhibition, visitors can make their own setomono in the museum’s craft studio. [Read More]
Hina Matsuri Special Exhibition
The dolls displayed by the Tokugawa Art Museum are from the private collection of the Owari Tokugawa Family, one of the most richest and powerful families in Japan’s history. [Read More]
The World of Trick Art Exhibition
An exhibition of 24 optical art pictures where you can “jump” into the picture and be part of the optical illusion is at the Lagunasia theme park in Laguna Gamagori until Sunday, May 6. [Read More]
Special Exhibition – Ben Shahn: Cross Media Artist
As well as a general retrospective of the artist’s works, there is also a section of the exhibition dedicated to the photographs the artist took on his visit to Japan in 1960. The artist’s work [Read More]
Hiroshige’s One Hundred Famous Views of Edo
One Hundred Famous Views of Edo is a series of 118 woodblock prints by the Japanese ukiyo-e artist Hiroshige UTAGAWA (1797 - 1858) depicting the city of Edo (modern day Tokyo) in differing seasons [Read More]
Henri Rousseau and Naivety: Life and Creation from the Collection of the Setagaya Art Museum
This exhibition features 50 pieces of art on loan from Tokyo’s Setagaya Art Museum including works by Henri Rousseau, Alfred Wallis, Grandma Moses, and Kiyoshi Yamashita. [Read More]
The Night of AdEaters in Japan
Fling open a window on the world and get a taste of what advertisers around the world serve up. The show has English and Japanese subtitles. [Read More]
International Student Center
International Student Center
Offers accommodation and other services to foreign students in Aichi Prefecture.
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