【2022winter】A special exhibition at MonET: Hokuetsu Seppu Adventure

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【2022winter】A special exhibition at MonET: Hokuetsu Seppu Adventure　　

Summary

For families exhibition

“Hokuetsu Seppu” was the best-selling book in the Edo Period which introduced life in a heavy snow country. Hokuetsu Seppu Adventure represents the world captured in “Hokuetsu Seppu” through artworks. Night Museum invites visitors to experience the fantastic world illuminated by artworks of light.

［Participating artists］Takahashi Kyota, Hara Rintaro + Hara Yu, Fukasawa Takashi, KOSUGE1-16 and more
［Duration］From Sat 29 Jan to Sun 13 Mar 2022, closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
［Opening hours］10:00-16:00 / Night museum on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 16:30-20:00 (Last entry by 19:30)
［Admission］Adult JPY1200, Child age between 7 and 15 JPY600, Child before school age free
※ Each admission or Special Ticket for Winter is valid once during the day and once at night

Hara Rintaro + Hara Yu – a refernece drawing of the artwork by Hara You

A reference image (KOSUGE1-16) Photo by Ishizuka Gentaro）

Kotatsu Car by Fukazawa Takafumi

Event

Night Museum

Date and time: Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from Sat 29 Jan to Sun 13 Mar 2022. 16:30-20:00 (last entry by 19:30)

Admission: A single admission or Special Ticket Winter 2022 gives access once during the day and once in the evening.

［Lighting］Takahashi Kyota

※ A reference image by Photo Mito Murakami

About food

A cafe in the salon space at MonET

Try sweets that go well with a cup of coffee or tea.

［Opening dates］Open on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays throughout the year
［Opening hours］11:00-16:00 (Last order by 15:30)

※ Night museum opens till 20:00
※ Night museum requires admission to the museum.

Winter warm soup supervised by Yonezawa Fumio

The cafe in the salon space offers menu supervised by a chef, Yonezawa Fumio include soup and drinks local ingridients

［Dates］Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from Sat 29 Jan to Sun 13 Mar 2022
［Opening hours］11:00-15:00
［Where?］Community space on the ground floor

Summary

Date and time	Sat 29 Jan - Sun 13 Mar 2022 Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Admission	Each admission or Special Ticket for Winter is valid once during the day and once at night ・Admission: Adult JPY1200円, Child age between 7 and 15 JPY600 ・Winter Special Ticket: Adult JPY2000, Child age between 7 and 15 JPY800

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