Thursday, May 30, 2024

Verkehr Museum - "Meisen Exhibition Summer"

The first floor of this local museum is the permanent Maritime or Port display.  The second floor displays change.  The current display is called Meisen Exhibition Summer, according to the translation of the museum's website. 


This is the outside of the museum.





This is the exhibit flyer.




Information from the website (translated, so some things may sound strange).





Photos are not allowed in this area of the museum, but I wish they were so you could see the beautiful kimono collection. The pieces were rather sheer and looked very cool and modern.

5 comments:

Queeniepatch said...

It must have been a wonderful exhibition.
You can see some of Yumeiji Takehisa's artwork here:https://moderntokyotimes.com/japanese-art-and-yumeji-takehisa-the-sadness-will-last-forever/
Google Koji Fukiya to see more of the kimono-clad beauties of Taisho and Showa

Lin said...

Sounds like a great exhibition. The examples n the photographs are delightful. xx

Jeanie said...

I would love this exhibition. It looks fabulous beyond words.

Toki said...

When I read the description, I felt that pattern definitely had a Taisho romance fell to it.
(Taisho is the name of the Japanese era. ) I love the culture of the Taisho era and the Meiji era before that.

Leonore Winterer said...

This one was a real head scratcher for me! I think we already talked about how 'Verkehr' is the German word for traffic/transportation, but 'Meisen' is also a German word, it means tits (the bird, not the anatomy)!