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2023.6.13

Until 6/18! Editor-in-Chief Report on Tamasaburo Bando's Costume Exhibition ``The Four Seasons, Nature, and Life - The Transition of Time and Natural Beauty''

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Seiko House Ginza Hall (formerly Wako Main Building) on ​​Ginza 6-chome from June 8th), the fifth generation of Japan's leading female kabuki actors. Tamasaburo Bando's costume exhibition "Four seasons, nature, life"I went to see "The Passage of Time and the Beauty of Nature".In this costume exhibition, the Seiko Group communicates the charm of Japanese culture.We have started a new initiative to let as many people as possible experience it.This is the first installment of the "Time and Japanese Culture" project.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Costumes for various performances are displayed according to the four seasons. Amazing. Costumes for various performances are displayed according to the four seasons. Amazing.

Costumes for various performances are displayed according to the four seasons. Amazing.

The costume of Agemaki, the heroine played by Tamasaburo in the play ``Sukeroku Yuen Edo Sakura'', commonly known as ``Sukeroku''. The costume of Agemaki, the heroine played by Tamasaburo in the play ``Sukeroku Yuen Edo Sakura'', commonly known as ``Sukeroku''.

The costume of Agemaki, the heroine played by Tamasaburo in the play ``Sukeroku Yuen Edo Sakura'', commonly known as ``Sukeroku''. Can you see how it is decorated with kadomatsu, battledore, etc. to represent the New Year? The kagami mochi even has oranges and dried persimmons! You can learn more about its origins in an explanation video starring Tamasaburo.

I couldn't help but stop and look at it. I couldn't help but stop and look at it.

The embroidery of the imperial carriage and wisteria flowers is stunning! I couldn't help but stop and look at it.

This exhibition will feature seasonal sentiments selected by Tamasaburo.We are exhibiting 10 beautiful costumes that express rich scenery.What surprised me when I spoke to the person who had created these on the day was,Mr. Tamasaburo himself came up with all the design ideas,Moreover, it was made at his own expense. Tamasaburo is in his 20s.Since the beginning, I have been talking with the makers and craftsmen.A number of costumes made one by one.Since many Japanese performing arts are created with the four seasons in mind,This time, the theme was "Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter."Of course, since it is a stage costume, the vividness of the colors,I was impressed by the interesting design and the craftsmanship of the embroidery.

 

 

 

Wonderful costumes that you don't usually get to see up close.You can also see Tamasaburo's beautiful appearance through the monitor! 6/Since it is a short period until 18,Please stop by when you are in Ginza.

Tamasaburo Bando Costume Exhibition “The Four Seasons, Nature, and Life: The Transition of Time and Natural Beauty”

Exhibition period: Until June 6th (Sunday)
Venue: Seiko House Ginza Hall (4th floor, Seiko House Ginza, 5-11-6 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo)
11:19-17:XNUMX (XNUMX:XNUMX on the last day)
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Mio Shimamura

Since 2017, as the representative and editor-in-chief of Premium Japan,Introducing good things and things from Japan. kimono and jewelry,I like sweets.

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Bando Tamasaburo Costume Exhibition Four Seasons, Nature, and Life - The Transition of Time and Natural Beauty - Official Website

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