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List of Exhibits
December 11, 2014 - January 24, 2015
2.August: Bush clover in Kodaiji temple1.March: Flowers in Arashiyama 1898Kawabata Gyokusho
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Qing dynasty, 1750
Edo period, 19th C.
Meiji period, 19th C. Kawabata Gyokusho
Birds, animals and flowers
Autumn and winter landscapes of the four seasons Kano Naganobu
Shen Quan
Viewing plum blossoms and snowy landscape
3.December: Snow in Kiyomizudera temple
Famous places in Kyōto of the twelve months
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Title Display Collection
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No. Period
Edo period, 18-19th C.
Edo period, 19th C.
Edo period, 19th C.
Edo period, 17-18th C.
Muromachi period, 16th C.
Edo period, 18th C.
Edo period, 18th C.
Yamaguchi SokenDeer and pine trees in the snow
Okamoto ToyohikoDeer and pine trees in the snow
Rabbit and autumn grasses
Seasonal flowers
Sakai Hoitsu
Cranes and pine trees with the sun and the moonImportant Cultural Property,
Maruyama Okyo
Maruyama OkyoNational Treasure, Pine trees in the snow
Plum tree and cranes 12/11-1/24
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ArtistRoom 4 Paintings
Title Display Collection
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No. Period
Kamakura-Nanbokucho period, 14th C.
Momoyama period, 16th C.
Momoyama period, 16th C.
Southern Song dynasty, 13-14th C.
Edo period, 17th C.
Edo period, 17th C.
Choson dynasty, 16th C.
Kokan ShirenNom de plume Kaoku
YojiroKettle of Hinomaru type
Water jar of Hitoe-guchi type, Seto ware, named “Ariake”
Karamono tea caddy of Daikai type, named “Zanka”
KoshinTea scoop, named “Sokutai”
Shokado ShojoTea scoop, named “Okina”
Tea bowl, Kohiki type, known as “Miyoshi Kohiki”, O-meibutsu 12/11-1/24
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SonyuKenzan
Tea bowl with design of Chrysanthemums in Kodaiji-templeTea bowl with design of Moon in Musashino
Room 1 Tea Utensils
Artist
ArtistTitle Display Collection
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No. Period
Ninsei
Choson dynasty, 16th C.
Momoyama period, 16-17th C.
Ming dynasty, 17th C.
Edo period, 17th C.
13-14th C.Southern Song-Yuan dynasty,
Edo period, 17th C.
Edo period, 18-19th C.
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1-10
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1-12
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Tea bowl, Kohiki type, named “Zansetsu”
Flower vase(or sake bottle), Bizen ware, named ”Ugo no Tsuki”
Incense case with bird-and-flower design, Kochi ware
Water jar with tomoe and paulownia crests
Karamono tea caddy, Maru-tsubo shape, named “Awayuki”
Tea caddy, Katatsuki shape, named “Unohana”, Seto ware
ShunsaiRyoryosai-gonomi styleMaki-e lacquer tea caddy, with design of spring field in gold-lacquer,
Seal mark by SottakusaiMaki-e lacquer tea caddy, with design of autumn field in gold-lacquer, Edo period, 18-19th C.
Edo period, 17th C.
Meiji period, 1887Wazen
DonyuTea bowl, black Raku ware, named “Yuki-no-yo”,
Choson dynasty, 17th C.
Tea bowl with design of snow-covered Mt.Fuji
Edo period, 17th C.
Tea bowl, Hori-mishima Sotobana type
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Lily-shaped Mukozuke Dish, Red Raku wareMukozuke Dish, sabi-e sometsuke type with spring grasses design
Wazenin overglaze enamelsFood box in shape of a fan with fabric pattern-like design Edo period, 19th C.
Room 2 National Treasure Tea BowlNational Treasure, Tea bowl, Shino ware, named “Unohanagaki” Momoyama period, 16-17th C.
Room 3 Assortment of Tea Utensils
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Edo period, 17th C.
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5-19
Maki-e lacquer tea box with design of bush-clover
maki-e decoration of bush-clover at nightInkstone box with mother-of-pearl inlay and
Edo period, 17th C.
Edo period, 19th C.
1927
Writing stand and inkstone box with maki-e decoration of the Tama river
Edo period, 18th C.
Pedestalled dish with plants and flowers of the four seasons design in maki-e
Meiji-Showa period,
Box for Genji Monogatari manuscripts with plants and flowers design
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Shelf for crystal ball with the moon palace design in maki-e lacquer
Room 5 Paintings ・LacquerwareArtistTitle Display Collection
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No. Period
Tosa Mitsuoki Edo period, 17th C.
Edo period, 17th C.
Edo period, 1792
Edo period, 17th C.
Edo period, 1783
Edo period, 18-19th C.
Muromachi period, 15th C.
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5-11
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Seasonal flowers
Chrysanthemum by water
Mt.Fuji
Noh songbook Yorimasa; woodblock print
Narcissus
Seasonal flowers
Tosa Mitsuoki
Maki-e lacquer box with design of autumn flowers, a boat and moon
Maki-e lacquer box for Jin type incense with design of moon and clouds Edo period, 17th C.
Edo period, 17th C.
Edo period, 18th C.
Maki-e lacquer inkstone box with design of “Chosei-den”
Maki-e lacquer inkstone box with design of cherry tree and pheasants
Edo period, 17th C.
Maki-e lacquer inkstone box with design of “Yatsu-Hashi”
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Maki-e lacquer tea box with design of poppy
Maki-e lacquer tea box with design of hydrangea Edo period, 19th C.
of the four seasons in maki-e lacquer
19-20th C.
Maruyama Okyo
Maruyama Okyo
Goshun
Zohiko
Zohiko
Zohiko
Room 6 Ukiyo-e ArtistTitle Display Collection
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No. Period
Utagawa Kunisada Ⅱ 1859
1871
1873
Meiji period, 19th C.
Meiji period, 19th C.
Meiji period, 20th C.
Three figures of the prosperity of Edo named “Setsugekka”
Snowy scene of Nihonbashi bridge
Snowy scene of Yoroibashi bridge
Snowy scene of the Bank of Japan by the Eitaibashi bridge
Snowy scene of Suruga-cho
The Seasons and Their Fashions, Mitsui-gonomi Miyako no Nishiki
Utagawa Hiroshige Ⅲ
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Utagawa Hiroshige Ⅲ
Inoue Yasuji
Currency Museum
Kobayashi Kiyochika
Mizuno Toshikata
of the Bank of JapanCurrency Museumof the Bank of JapanCurrency Museumof the Bank of JapanCurrency Museumof the Bank of JapanMitsui Bunko
Room 7 Craftworks ・ Paintings ・ Noh Costumes ArtistTitle Display Collection
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No. Period
Edo period, 1866
Meiji period, 19th C.
Meiji period, 19th C.
Meiji period, 19-20th C.
Edo period, 19th C.
Edo period, 18th C.
Bamboo Tea basket
Flowers
FlowersMaki-e lacquered sliding door with design of
Sliding door with design of chrysanthemum
Yamamoto Tokoku
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Mitsui Takaaki
Kawabata Gyokusho
Hara Yoyusai
Attributed to Ogata Korin
Flowers
Deposit
spring and autumn fields in gold lacquer
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Edo period, 18-19th C.
20th C.
20th C.
Sliding doors with design of Hinoki(Japanese
Cranes
Okumura Togyu
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Domoto Insho
Red and white plum tree Donated by will
Donated by
cypress), Maki(podocarpus) and autumn flowers
Mitsui Fudosan Co.,LtdDonated byMitsui Fudosan Co.,LtdDonated byMitsui Fudosan Co.,Ltd
by Mrs. Naoko ShiraneDonated by willby Mrs. Naoko Shirane
Meiji-Showa period, 19-20th C.
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Mitsui Memorial Museum Nihonbashi Muromachi 2-1-1-7F, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 103-0022For Info: 03-5777-8600(Hello Dial) http://www.mitsui-museum.jp
February 7 - April 5, 2015
Special Exhibition
[Floor guide]
Room 7 Craftworks ・ Paintings ・ Noh Costumes ArtistTitle Display CollectionNo. Period
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Edo period, 18th C.
Meiji period, 19th C.
Meiji period, 19th C.
Embroidered Noh costume; Snowflake roundels, chrysanthemum
Embroidered Noh costume; Kanzemizu (whirling pattern) and
Embroidered Noh costume; Seasonal flowers and woven 12/11-1/24
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12/11-1/24and bamboo grasses on navy blue silk satin ground
fan-shaped design on red silk satin ground
bamboo pattern design on red silk satin groundKara-Ori textile Noh costume; diamond-shaped chrysanthemumand fan-shaped design on red silk ground Meiji-Taisho period, 20th C.7-13 12/11-1/24
DEMITASSE COSMOS - Glitter of jewelry -
The flowers and plants that bloom across the seasons enrich our lives and have come to be a major set of motifs that adorn art works of all types.
Every year the Mitsui Memorial Museum welcomes the New Year with the display of the museum s feature work, the National Treasure Pine
Trees in the Snow screens by Maruyama Okyo. The 2015 New Year s exhibition will feature the Okyo screens, along with works on the theme of
setsugekka, literally snow, moon and flowers. This traditional Japanese grouping of nature motifs is the basis for our selection of paintings and
decorative arts whose designs and names recall these natural elements. We hope that visitors to the exhibition will particularly enjoy this display
of flower imagery and from them sense the particular Japanese affection for seasonal flowers.
loan from the Currency Museum of the Bank of Japan.
We would like to take this opportunity to express our deep appreciation to the Currency Museum of the Bank of Japan for the loan of their
precious works to the exhibition and to all those who have lent their efforts, advice and support to the success of this exhibition.
The exhibition will also feature the debut appearance of works recently donated to the museum and several ukiyo-e prints and other works on
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