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The Memorial Exhibition of the 100th Aniversary after the Death of Old Denzaburo Fujita

The Rare Treasures of the Fujita Art Museum

―　The Dream of Denzaburo Fujita, a Great Votary of the Tea Cult ―

	November 3 (Sat.) ～ December 9 (Sun.), 2012 ≪The First Half≫ November 3(Sat.) ～ November 20 (Tue.) ≪The Second Half≫ November 22 (Thu.) ～December 9 (Sun.) This specially created exhibition is to be closed on November 21 (Wed.) because of the replacement of exhibits.
	Project-based Exhibition Room

Denzaburo Fujita was born in Hagi and after the Meiji Restoration he went to Osaka to organize Fujita ＆ Company.He set up various enterprises such as construction, railway, spinning, electric power, and news paper industry as well as mining industry and the reclamation work of the bay of Kojima and he held a dominant position in the Business World.
Denzaburo had a deep knowledge of old works of art and above all, he had a discerning eye for tea implements.He not only made a collection of excellent works but also he himself had a fondness for tea ceremony
.Here in this exhibition, excellent articles representative of Japan such as handwritten works, tea implements and so forth including national important cultural property which Denzaburo collected are displayed all together.


An Incense Container of a big Vietnamese tortoise (Possessed by The FujitaArt Museum)




An Apple Shape Tea Caddy of Tamura’s (Possessed by The FujitaArt Museum)




A Flower Vase of Old Iga Ware (National Important Cultural Property) (Possessed by The FujitaArt Museum)




A Rikyu Totoya Tea Bowl (Possessed by The FujitaArt Museum)




A Tea Caddy of Old Seto Ware(National Important Cultural Property) (Possessed by The FujitaArt Museum)




Sunshoanshikishi which is said to have been written by Kino Tsurayuki (A square piece of fancy paper on which a poem is written) (Possessed by The FujitaArt Museum)




A Picture of lotus flowers in the middle, maple leaves in the left side, and wisteria flowers in the right by Honamikoｈo (Possessed by The FujitaArt Museum)

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■Opening Hours	9:00～17:00 （Last admission 16:30）
■Open Everyday
■Addmission fees	This specially created exhibition is an extra charge. Adults-1000yen　 College,Senior High School, University Students-600yen Primary & Junior High School Students-200yen 20% discount for a group consisting of at least 20 people and disabled people.
■One-year Pass	Adults-1500yen　 College,Senior High School, University Students-900yen Primary & Junior High School Students-300yen It takes an additional charge so that a person having One-year Pass watches this specially created exhibition. Adults-500yen　 College,Senior High School, University Students-300yen Primary & Junior High School Students-100yen
■Parking Space is available for 66 cars and 8 buses.
■Enquiries	The Hagi Museum TEL:0838-25-6447 E-mail

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