With Kids '24 See, Feel, and Tell the Latest Material
With the aim of creating an art museum where children want to bring adults, we are launching a new project, "With Kids. The theme is "Why this shape? The theme is "Why this shape? We will introduce glass boxes and mysterious cups.

Toward Warm Glass: The Trail of Fujishichi Iwata
Iwata Toshichi (1893-1980) elevated Japanese glass from a utilitarian product to the realm of art with his works featuring rich colors and bold shapes. He also introduced glass utensils to the world of tea ceremony and flower arrangement. Please take a look at his diverse work.

■We hope you will take a look at this one piece.
We have selected one piece from the museum's collection of over 5,900 pieces to introduce the profound appeal of the work through multifaceted research.

[Exhibition Room]A
1st Floor: With Kids '24: See, Feel, and Tell the Latest News
2nd Floor: To Warm Glass: The Trajectory of Fujishichi Iwata / Please take a look at this one piece.

[Admission: Free]
*Free of charge:
Those who are 65 years old or older, junior high school students and younger, holders of a physical disability certificate, a rehabilitation certificate, or a health welfare certificate for the mentally disabled (Milairo ID available) and their caregivers (1 person), etc. Please present your notebook, etc. at the reception desk.
High school students who use the museum every Saturday and for educational activities at school.

When both Chikanbi Collection and Yoshitaro Migishi Museum of Art: Adults 830 (670) yen, High school and college students 410 (270) yen.

Please be sure to check the organizer's official website for information on the status of events.