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Fukuoka Motor Show 2015

Over 147,000 visitors attended the last show, and this year’s promises to be even bigger and better. Nine domestic and 25 international manufacturers showcase motorcycles and cars ...

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Dec. 12 ~

Dec. 18

Kazuhisa Kusaba Tosaiga Exhibition

Come and enjoy the world of Kazuhisa Kusaba, the creator of Tosaiga (a ceramic painting style influenced by Arita ware porcelain). His designs often explore the theme of...

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Dec. 29 ~

Jan. 11

Miffy Celebrates 60th Anniversary in Fukuoka Mitsukoshi

Miffy is celebrating her 60th birthday - what a young-looking elderbun (older rabbit)! Come see how the world’s most famous rabbit has evolved over the years, starting from her fir...

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Oct. 23 ~

Nov. 8

Ashiya Sand Craft Exhibition 2015

Imagine the great turning points of history, masterpieces by the greatest artists of all time, and festive scenes, all made out of sand. Well you can see such a sight at this sand-...

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Oct. 10 ~

Nov. 23

Re: Nexus-Paper Works’ Expressions

Used for everything from binding contracts to paper planes, paper is an important part of our lives. Yet currently it seems we are aiming for a “paperless world”. This exhibition a...

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Oct. 17 ~

Dec. 13

Fukuoka Genesis: A New Nakoku Exhibition

2,000 years ago, the kingdom of Nakoku was thriving in the center of an area now known as Fukuoka. It was a highly advanced society, and is considered representative of the Yayoi p...

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Oct. 6 ~

Nov. 23

Treasures of the Fujita Museum: The Japanese Conception of Beauty

Fujita Museum in Osaka City is lending its extensive collection of beautiful Japanese and Eastern artworks to Fukuoka Art Museum. 124 works will be exhibited in Kyushu for the firs...

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Nov. 13 ~

Nov. 15

Hakata Ori Exhibition

Hakata ori (woven textile) is a local folk craft with 770 years of tradition. It has been popular for centuries for use in kimono and obi as a silk textile due to its tensility and...

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